Welding Clinic and Community Notices Put on by Local Groups
Howard Jones of 719 Ash is in intensive care at Bethany Hospital Kansas City Kansas. Free Welding Clinic by 20th Century demonstrates all welding types with free refreshments Wednesday Oct 4 at 8 p.m. at Gambles Store. Dinner Bazaar at St Boniface Scipio October 1 serves family style 4 30 to 7 30 with food sale fancywork and games. Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Club holds all day Trap Shoot October 1 starting 10 a.m. turkey ham bacon coffee served at the club north of Williamsburg. VFW dance Saturday night featuring The Good Guys for members and guests. Ray Spencer of Williamsburg is a patient at St Margaret’s Hospital room 427 following a partial left foot amputation after a concrete spreader ran over his foot.
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20Th Century
Gambles
St. Boniface
Scipio
Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club
Williamsburg
Ray Spencer
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Cancer Threatens WWII Workers in Asbestos Exposure
Los Angeles reports that mesothelioma, a cancer of the chest and abdominal lining, threatens thousands of World War II shipyard workers. Dr. Irving Selikoff notes 32,500 to 225,000 of the 3.25 million surviving workers could be killed by the disease, with indirect exposure adding to a growing legacy of wartime hazards.
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Los Angeles
Irving J. Selikoff
Environmental Sciences Laboratory
Mt. Sinai School of Medicine
New York
Silokoff
EPA Grant Creates Ottawa Budget Dilemma Over Matching Funds
The Office of Rep. Larry Winn announced Ottawa has received a 1,100,500 matching fund EPA grant for a new sewage treatment facility. City Manager Robert Mills plans to investigate the timing and potential hold of the grant until the matching money is available, as the sewer-use tax has raised only about 5,000 monthly toward the needed total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Winn
Ottawa
Environmental Protection Agency
Robert Mills
Mills
Ottawa Jaycees Peanut Butter Sunday Drive
Ottawa Jaycees will sell peanut butter door to door across Ottawa and the county in a major fund raising event. Proceeds support the Kansas Jaycees Cerebral Palsy Camp in Augusta which offers recreational activities to cerebral palsied children.
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Ottawa Jaycees
Ottawa
Kansas Jaycees
Augusta
Admissions and incidents in Overland Park Friday
A Friday list shows admissions with names and towns such as Loren A Ames Cedar Ralph L Duncan Waverly Mrs Oliver Klippel Houston and Mrs Albert Lyons Princeton. Dismissals include Karlena Diamond Ginger Holmes and several others. Also recorded are emergencies, car accidents, estates, Kansas cattle market notes and a Central Heights weekly menu.
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Loren A. Ames
Cedar
Ralph L. Duncan
Waverly
Oliver Klippel
Houston
Tex
Albert Lyons
Princeton
Karlena Diamond
Grant
Ginger Holmes
James O. Pugh
S. Elm
Donald Breshearss
E. Eighth
Clifford McCurdy
Melvern
Mary Henderson
Rantoul
Claude Walker
Parker
Richard Teter
S. Oak
George D. McClay
N. Main
Keith Holden
Mass Murder Trial Protracted in California
FAIRFIELD Calif AP The prosecution expects about 200 witnesses and hundreds of exhibits in the murder trial of Juan V Corona a Mexican national and father of four charged with killing 25 itinerant farm workers Opening testimony described where the bodies were found in peach orchard graves beginning May 21 1971 and the brutal manner of some victims Corona listened in court as he read a citizenship booklet The defendant has long lived in the United States but is not naturalized
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Fairfield
Calif
Bart Williams
Juan V. Corona
Williams
Corona
United States
High School Player Killed In Game In Kansas City
Mark Tindle, 17, starting fullback for Independence High School, died after a Friday night game with Parsons High. Tindle collapsed with a head injury, was treated at Labette County Medical Center and then at the University of Kansas Medical Center, where he died at 2:35 a.m. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Bobby G Tindle.
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Kansas City
Kan
Mark Tindle
Independence
University of Kansas Medical Center
Parsons High
Tindle
Parsons
Mike Woolf
Woolf
Labette County Medical Center
Bobby G. Tindle
Ownership and staff of Ottawa Herald 1972 notice
The Ottawa Herald Inc publishes daily except Sundays and holidays in Ottawa Kansas. Editor Publisher Robert B Wellington 424 5 Elm Ottawa KS Managing Editor Terrence Ostmeyer 1377 5 Oak St Ottawa KS. Total copies 6697 with 4286 paid, 2104 mail, 307 free. Trusts and stockholders listed for Harris Enterprises and related entities.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B Wellington
Elm
Terrence Ostmeyer
Oak St
Ottawa Herald Inc
South Cedar
Robert B. Wellington
Vivian B. Harder
John G. Harris
Peter M. MacDonald
William G. Snedaker
Harris Enterprises, Inc
John P. Harris
Virginia H. Rayl
Oblate & Co
Chase A. Rayl
Harris Ashton Rayl
Charles David Rayl
Steven Sidney Rayl
Virginia S. Harris
Hutchingon
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Howard Jones
Ash
Bethany Hospital
DANCE
VFW
The
Good Guys
Adv
Norma Jean
Dwight Meredith
Selikoff
Boise Cascade
Martin Harold Robertson
Ottawa Country Club
Robertson
Steven
EPA
Great Britain
South Africa
Germany
Britain
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Jaycees
Stoffer
Maria Elizabeth Stoffer
First United Methodist Church
Paul W. Pentz
Melvin A. Booth
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts
Ottawa, Kansas
John Birch Society
Franklin County
Eldon L. Richardson
Friends of
Eldon
Pol. Adv
the Daily Report
Overland Park
Michael Guerra
John Lair
Powhatten
Rex Bowling
Cherry
Connie S. Jameson
S. Maple
Stephen C. Prue
Richmond
South Main
Prue
Main
Jameson
Cathy Ann Fisher
Overbrook
James Ernest Tawney
Clarence Shaw
Cleo M. Anderson
Indianapolis
Ind
Hazel M. Bones
Francis J. Miller
Sadie Virginia Miller Swank
Brenda A. Carolan
Central Heights
Rene
Douglas County State Lake
Ralph Crawford
Ralph Crawfords
Ray Bloomers
Floyd Fickels
Merlin Casteels
Hershel Ralstons
Wayne Reichards
Ralph Mounts
Pike Clears
Ralph Bloomers
Lake Pomona Outlet
Walker
Walkers
ART Treem
Bob Miller
Insurance Agency
Saffron Glass Co
S. Walnut
Mobile Home Service
E. Wilson
Bamr North Mi
Nerial
Votoner Awa
Reo
Nora L. Foley
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Damron- Towner Chapel
Woodlawn
Pomona
Henry Roberts
Paul Damron
David Miller
Janice Damron
Dorothy Reams
Don Geer
Rena Towner
Harold Lear
R. B. Wellington
Harry Smith
Maurice Photography
Garnett
Wellsville
Cypress
Pizza Hut
Mrs. Waterman
Waterman’s Dairy Creme
Nancy Lockwood
Park Lane, Inc
Irving Park Rd
Chicago
General Services Ee Ees
Pickering Piano Service
Lloyd McClure
J. W. Taylor
Bennie Stinson
A&g Roofing CO
Snell’s
R. C. Allen Cash Register
McDonnell No
Wayne
Butler
Gov't
Gil and
Joe Barnett
Midwest
Blue Springs, Mo
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