Spy Admits Guilt in Soviet Espionage Case
Former U S Army Warrant Officer Joseph G Helmich Jr pleaded guilty to conspiring to sell top secret military communications to the Soviet Union from 1963 to 1980. He admitted only to count one, with the case stemming from an arrest in Jacksonville Beach. The altered plea followed testimony about selling secrets for money.
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Jacksonville, Fla
U.S. Army
Joseph G. Helmich Jr
Soviet Union
Helmich
Army
Jacksonville Beach
U.S
Susan Black
Peter Dearing
Paris
U.S. Signal Corps
FBI
Obituary and notices from Daily Report Delta Kansas area
Funeral services for Harley C. Barnett 26 of 1341 S Mulberry Delta Colo will be at 10 a m Wednesday at First Baptist Church Delta with burial in Memory Gardens. Barnett a chemist for Holly Sugar for 38 years moved to Ottawa in 1980 to live with his daughter. Other items include memorial services for Mrs J J Peggy Hitchcock Baldwin and Emma L Dehn Lyndon and a long list of local admissions dismissals arrests thefts and accidents with local names, places and numbers, typical of a community daily paper record.
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Harley C. Barnett
S. Mulberry
First Baptist Church
Delta
Colo
Barnett
Dexter
Iowa
Grand Junction
Holly Sugar Company
Ottawa
Betty J. Angell
Delta First Baptist Church
Grand Mesa Christian Association
Grand Mesa
Ruth Pryor
Palisade
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
J.J
Peggy” Hitchcock Baldwin
J. J
Peggy’’ Hitchcock
Baldwin
Lawrence Hospital
Baldwin First United Methodist Church
Hitchcock
Navy
Topeka
First United Methodist Church
CES
2TA
Merle L
Ty” Hitchcock
Hitchcock Drug
Tom Hitchcock
Babara Linse
St. Paul
Minn
T.H. Windrum
Austin
Texas
John Schwartz
Niagra Falls
N.Y
Scott O’neal
Teaneck
N.J
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Emma L. Dehn
Lyndon
Feltner Funeral
Mrs. Dehn
Bern
Quenemo
Maxson Thimble Club
Lone Elm
Colorado
Robert L. Spindler
Delta County
Lamb-Roberts
Local ads brief run set of weekly specials
Monday specials offer two dollars off regular prices at The Hair Shoppe through October 5. Stinson's Processing advertises all grain fed freezer beef at 1.28 dressed weight. Crafts Outlet updates hours from October 1, Tuesday to Saturday 10 am to 6 pm. Ottawa Country Club offers two for one drinks and hors d oeuvres Thursday and Friday 4:30 to 6:30. Soil conditioning promos include discounted mulch and fertilizer items. Niger seed for finches and landscape bark deals. Willis Garden Center promotes plant specials and a buy one get one free offer, with contact details and hours. Eagles Auxiliary announces a meeting with applications to be read. chimney cleaning services advertised.
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Kansas
Willis Garden Center
Local City Rape Investigated
The Department of Public Safety investigated an early Saturday incident in which a 36-year-old Ottawa woman was raped after a man wearing a ski mask entered her home through a window. Lt. Tony DeLaTorre said neighbors and suspects have been interviewed but no arrest made yet. The victim was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital and released.
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Department of Public Safety Today
Ottawa
Tony DeLaTorre
DPS
Ransom Memorial Hospital
DeLaTorre
Woman assaulted as she fights off intruder at duplex
Sheriff described a slender 5- to 4-foot man who pried a screen, opened an unlatched window, bound the victim and covered her eyes before the sexual assault. She freed her eyes and saw him as he left. Police seek sightings near K-68 and North Cherry Street.
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DeLaTorre
Abnormal Blood Pressure Warns of Health Risks
Abnormal blood pressure signals potential health issues. Low pressure links to anemia and weak heart action while high pressure points to arteriosclerosis, kidney disease, or nervous system problems. Chiropractic care may address spinal misalignment contributing to pressure fluctuations. Public education notice sponsored by Matney Chiropractic Offices in Ottawa Kansas.
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Matney Chiropractic Offices
P.A
South Main
Ottawa
Kansas
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Donna Evans
Department of Public Safety
Keren Branson
Evans
Terry Brownell
Hemlock
the Daily Report
Winifred Avery
N. Cedar
Dustin Meyer
Williamsburg Rfd
Roy Stecher
Barbara Markus
Pomona
Eugene Avinger
Princeton
Jon Wiggins
Dan Cox
Rantoul
Leslie Johnson
RFD
Sandra Stankard
Kevin Bridges
Williamsburg
Suzanne Lane
Don French
Burrough
Public Safety News
Joseph B. Gabauer
S. Poplar
Gabauer
Michael L. Mason
Willow
Mason
Richmond
Otasco
S. Main
Rex. L. Crane
West Wilson
W. Wilson
Clifford Lee
Willie W. Gilliland
Canterbury Court
Art E. Finch
Larry L. Finch
A. Finch
Mark J.H. Chang
Cypress
Little Dragon Restaurant
N. Main
Sheriff’s News
Robert H. Jamison
Highway Patrol
Jamison
Dale L. Osher
Lawrence
Osher
Charles W. Robe
Rantoul Road
Cindy M. Medlin
Medlin
F.W. Lowry
Duane L. Pennington
Pennington
South Locust
Kenneth L. Ledom
Sycamore
David M. Shields
Maple
Dairy Queen South
Main
Amy Beth Rogers
Wellsville
Stephen E. Lacy
Lacy
David R. Gates
Osawatomie
Roger D. Haight
Ottawa Co-op
Kansas City
Ad Briefs
Stinson’s
Ottawa Country Club
Eagles Auxiliary
Funeral Home
Charles R
Williamson
Chuck
K-68
North Cherry Street
Page
Lane
Jcs
Garnett
Ottawa Jaycees
Forest Park
Wayne Duderstadt
Leavenworth, Garnett, Tonganoxie
Eugene Field Pta
Field
KHP
Department of Revenue
Roy Swank
Clarice Dengel
Dengel' Hon Nun
Health News
Larry J. Matney
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