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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1980

Page

7

Winn Urges GOP Faithful To Vote At Ottawa Meeting

Republican Congressman Larry Winn and other party figures urged Ottawa supporters to spread the GOP message and vote. Barker and Swank, unopposed in county races, urged turnout. Kansas Secretary of State Jack Brier endorsed the ticket as Winn touted Reagan Bush leadership and defended attendance while noting inflation and small business bankruptcies.

George B. Pyle Larry Winn Ottawa Barker Kansas Jack Brier Brier Stort

Services for Mrs Clara Booze in Wellsville

Services for Mrs. Clara Belle Booze 93 Wellsville Kan died today at a Wellsville nursing home will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Wilson and Son Funeral Home with burial in Walnut Creek Cemetery. Rev Gary Winger to officiate. Survivors include daughter Ellen Smith of Kansas City four grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Clara B. Booze Wellsville Clara Belle Booze Kansas City Kan Wilson and Son Funeral Walnut Creek Cemetery Gary Winger Booze Eulell Booze Miami County Ellen Smith

No Money In Nursing Homes

Kansas State University economist C Clyde Jones told the Social and Rehabilitation Services Study Commission that operation of nursing homes in Kansas is not lucrative, though some facilities make money. He cited a survey of 338 homes showing average losses of 1.4 to 2 percent of revenues, with 72 percent losing about 1.51 per day. The findings come as part of broader data on philanthropic and government-operated facilities.

Topeka Kan Kansas State University Kansas C. Clyde Jones Social and Rehabilitation Services Study Commission Jones

FDA urges tampon warning labels across major brands

The FDA strongly recommends five leading tampon makers add warning labels about toxic shock syndrome to all boxes. It plans a rule requiring warnings and has telegrammed manufacturers including Playtex Tampax Kimberly Clark Kotex Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble to act now. A recall affects Procter & Gamble Rely tampons amid related advertising to discourage use.

Washington The Food and Drug Administration FDA Wayne Pines International Playtex Tampax Kimberly Clark Kotex Johnson & Johnson Campana Procter & Gamble

Local ads mix of bargains and events in town

Multiple brief notices feature discounted services and goods from Ad Briefs and Pence Golden Eagle specials. Johnathan apples at eight fifty per bushel while stock lasts. beef from Stinson Processing at 1.31 per pound. chicken fried steak at 2.45. Concert by Christy Lane October 18 with tickets via auditorium box office and Butler's Music Store. Japanese Suzuki concert October 11 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets listed.

Christy Lane Auditorium Butler’s Music Store Ottawa Suzuki Butler's Music Store

Local wreck injures Hutchinson trucker on I-35

A 52-year-old Hutchinson man listed in fair condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a Sunday night crash on I-35 near the Baldwin LeLoup exit. Kylee E. Clark suffered head cuts and was held for observation after the semi overturned when a tire slipped off the ramp edge. Truck owned by Gaston Feeds Transports Inc. sustained over 300 dollars in damage.

15Th Willow Streets Calliston Kay K. Todd W. 15Th Douglas E. Kramer Willow Kramer Todd West Alley South Main Cecil E. McAdoo Ottawa Here Karen S. Cannady Princeton Rantoul Kelly D. Miller Chris $. Hutchinson Michelle L. Ferraro Ruth G. Thompson Richmond Wilson Main Streets James C. Gorton Ricky D. Woods Miller Ottawa Rfd Forest Park Otawa Dee Lynn Martinez N. Mulberry Ottawa Country Club East Logan Street Roy P. Messick Williamsburg Messick Joe's Wilsar Richard K. Brown Cedar Hutchinson Ransom Memorial Hospital Kylee E. Clark RMH Clark Gaston Feeds Transports Inc

Wellsville Names New Police Chief Dan Simpson

Wellsville City Council approved Dan Simpson of Great Bend as chief to take office Oct. 13. He has seven years with the Great Bend police. Two reserve officers, David Quist and Frankie Dixon, were hired along with part-time staffer Randy Hinderliter. The council and planning commission will meet tonight to discuss building code guidelines. A wastewater system review covered lagoon options with engineers from Ponzer Sears Youngquist and Pat McCool of the Health Department.

Wellsville Dan Simpson Great Bend Simpson David Quist Frankie Dixon Randy Hinderliter Police Department Planning Commission Council Ponzer, Sears and Youngquist Pat McCool State Department of Health

Books Can Distort Youngsters Say Chiropractor

Dr Larry J Matney cautions that heavy schoolbooks distort a child's posture and may cause future disability. He urges carrying only essential books, using both arms or a book pack, standing straight and walking briskly, and explains persistent aches require spinal correction. Public education note from Matney Chiropractic Offices Ottawa Kansas.

Larry J. Matney Doctor of Chiropractic D.C Matney Chiropractic Offices South Main Ottawa Kansas

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