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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1971

Page

5

Shrine Club Sep dinner in Ottawa Country Club

The Franklin County Shrine Club hosts its September dinner meeting tonight at 6:90 at Ottawa Country Club. All Shriners are invited to attend. Gambles Dollar AMA promotion ongoing in Ottawa. Damron Towner Chapel and Charley's Rock Band showcase events. Mr D's Donut and Sandwich Shop offers a Sandwich Special. Willis Garden Center advertises Imported Dutch bulbs at 5th and Cherry.

Franklin County Shrine Club Ottawa Country Club Willis Garden Center

Newsmen Defend Confidential Sources Right in Senate Hearings

Washington AP report on Senate subcommittee hearings on freedom of the press. Sen. James B. Pearson argues newsmen must protect confidential sources as a precondition for unfettered news. Rep. Charles W. Whalen Jr. and NYT counsel Harding Bancroft testify.

Washington James B. Pearson R-Kan Senate Pearson Subcommittee On Supreme Court Charles W. Whalen Jr Ohio Harding Bancroft The New York Times Whalen

Double talk in daily life and social tact

Hal Boyle surveys feminine double talk in everyday speech. He argues it stems from social need, letting speakers seem tactful while privately remaining honest. Examples include remarks about cold weather, dating, weddings, money, and fashion to reveal hidden thoughts.

Peers Links Henderson to Early My Lai Cover-Up Suspicion

Lt Gen William R Peers head of the Pentagon My Lai inquiry testifies that Col Oran K Henderson was suspected early of concealing killings after his initial evidence differed from other testimony Henderson faced warnings about possible false statements and later asked for counsel He commanded the 11th Brigade involved in the My Lai march and the inquiry estimates civilian deaths at 175 to 400.

Ft, Meade, Md William R. Peers Pentagon My Lai Oran K. Henderson Henderson Peers Board Peers William L. Calley Jr Ernest Medina Eugene M. Kotouc Calley Consid

Hospital Notes Admitting and Discharges Report

The Daily Report lists admissions for Charles Campbell Donald Sawyer Mrs. Martin Buick and others. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs Randy Crump. Dismissals include Mrs Henry Hildebrandt and Charles Carey. Emergencies mention Rudy Wilson Robin Starosta and Melody Fultz with injuries and a dog bite. Police citations cover several individuals for traffic and registration offenses. Obituaries note Audrey Gilges Lena O Malley with funeral details and survivors.

Charles Campbell Ash Donald Sawyer Williamsburg Martin Buick S$ Oak Henry Hildebrandt Birch Charles Carey Hickory Randy Crump King Rudy Wilson Robin Starosta Melvern Melody Fultz Poplar

Tutor role topic opens next session for volunteers

The second of three sessions on helping children one to one will be led by Dr. William E. White 2 3 30 p m Thursday in USD 290 offices 420 S Main. Tutoring starts after the first six weeks around early October and runs through the school year. Volunteers give one to two hours weekly with no age sex or education requirements and could also provide free babysitting to assist mothers. For information call local numbers or the superintendent's office.

William E. White USD 290 S. Main C. W. Henning Harold Germer F. R. Bennett Jr

Red Cross Alters Plans for County Drive

County Red Cross chairman Maurice Ponten said there will be no independent drive this year. Funds will be folded into the Franklin County Community Chest program with one drive planned next year and the 1972 Red Cross budget included in the Chest drive.

Red Cross Maurice Ponten Franklin County Community Chest Ponton Community Chest Franklin County

Market Rebounds Amid Mixed Wall Street Trading

New York trading turned cautiously upward after several declines as the Dow Jones average rose 1.53 to 885.00 at midday. Declines remained ahead of advances on the NYSE, with analysts noting fading rally power.

New York New York Stock Exchange Dow U.S University of Michigan Quarterly

Seek Interest In La Leche League Ottawa Meeting

A meeting will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Mary Redeker's home at 1627 S Willow for women interested in forming a La Leche League in Ottawa. The group discusses breastfeeding advantages, answers questions, and shares experiences to help members.

Mary Redeker Willow Ottawa

Kansas City Market Prices Mixed As Cattle Hogs And Sheep Move

Kansas City market report shows cattle 1 200 head and calves 100 steady while cows fetch 21.00 to 23.00. Feeder steers 250 300 lb fetch 42.00 to 45.00, 300 400 lb 38.50 to 42.50. Good fleshy 750 950 lb at 30.50 to 33.50. Hogs at 19.75 to 20.00 for 200 260 lb, sows strong, and lambs steady with spring lambs at 26.00 to 28.00 and ewes 3.50 to 6.00. Tomorrow’s outlook: cattle 2 000, calves 100, hogs 4 000, sheep 200.

Kansas City

Pilot Project Opens School Buildings as Community Centers

Unified School District 454 begins a one year pilot using school buildings as community education centers to offer programs from flower arranging to farming methods. The $7,538 federal grant funds the effort led by Emporia State University with Dr. Robert McAdoo directing. Residents help choose courses and will pay modest costs. Burlingame will run its own program after the trial, with potential expansion to other districts if successful.

Emporia State Robert McAdoo McAdoo Burlingame

GOP Women Elect Franklin County Officers

New officers of the Franklin County Republican Women elected and installed September 25 include Mrs Wayne Angell as president Mrs Leroy Wassmund of Princeton as vice president Mrs George Atchison of Richmond as secretary and Mrs Ferne Buckner as treasurer The Franklin and Anderson County groups will co host the Kansas Federation of Republican Women district three meeting and luncheon at Ottawa University Union on Saturday Lt Gov Reynolds Shultz will be the guest speaker district officer elections will be held

Franklin County Wayne Angell Leroy Wassmund Princeton George Atchison Richmond Ferne Buckner Franklin Anderson County Kansas Federation of Republican Women Ottawa University Union Reynolds Shultz

Restudy of Garnett Reservoir planned within six months

Army Corps of Engineers officials said a new study of the Garnett Reservoir will be completed in six months. Three sites were considered, with the Lane area ruled out due to high relocation costs for Lane and Greeley and for a railroad line. The cost-benefit analysis follows an unfavorable previous ratio and the Pottawatomie Creek Valley sustains about $200,000 in annual damages.

Osawatomie Garnett Army Corps of Engineers Lane Greeley Missouri-Pacific Pottawatomie Creek

Notice of hearing on final settlement in Caylor estate

In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas case 12 274 co executors Raymond L Caylor and Otis L Caylor petition for final settlement, fee allowances, and heir distribution. Defenses due by October 21 1971 at 2 00 PM in Ottawa Kansas.

State of Kansas Raymond L. Caylor Otis L. Caylor Altha M. Caylor Tereby Ottawa

Jury selection in Franklin County child abuse case

Jurors were being chosen this morning in Franklin County District Court in the case against John W. King, 24, of 1020 S. Willow. King, charged Aug. 12 by Ottawa police, allegedly abused a 2 year old child, Robert L. English, son of Mrs. Betty English.

Franklin County District Court John W. King S. Willow King Ottawa Robert L. English Betty English

Warrant Issued for OU Sophomore in Gun Theft Case

A warrant was issued for Ronald Milton Abernathy of St. Louis Missouri a sophomore at Ottawa University after a Winchester gun was reported stolen Saturday from Budge s Hardware 117 South Main The felony charge was filed in Franklin County Court Monday afternoon.

Ottawa University Budge's Hardware S. Main Ronald Milton Abernathy St. Louis Franklin County

Conservatorship Hearing for Carrie Bowers Real Estate Sale

In Franklin County Probate Court a petition by William S. Bowers as conservator seeks court order to sell Carrie S. Bowers property. Real estate described as parts of Section 75 and 30 in Township 15, Range 18 and 19 totaling about 160 acres. Hearing set for October 22, 1971 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. defenses must be filed. Attorney: William S. Bowers, 114 W 2nd St, Ottawa.

State of Kansas Franklin County Carrie Bowers Carrie S. Bowers Ottawa

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