AEC Reiterates Safe Breeder Plant Plan in Tennessee
The Atomic Energy Commission reaffirmed that its proposed 500 million breeder reactor demonstration plant in Tennessee would cause no significant environmental harm and would not endanger the public from radiation. Critics seek more public information under NEPA and debate safety of plutonium handling amid calls to withhold breeder funding.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee
Walnut widow Mary Lundrigan dies in Long Beach
Mrs. Mary Lundrigan 84 a Walnut resident for about 50 years died Thursday in Long Beach California after illness. She was born March 15 1888 in Texas and was a Christian Church member. Survivors include daughter Cora Morgan sister Sally Gamble stepson Edwin Lundrigan grandchild and two great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Walnut Christian Church with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Pierce Funeral Home Erie in charge.
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Walnut
Mary Lundrigan
Long Beach
Calif
Cora M. Morgan
Lundrigan
Texas
Christian Church
Sally Gamble
San Antonio
Tex
Edwin Lundrigan
Kansas City
Kan
The
Glenwood
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours and Local Notices
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 59 adults and pediatrics and one baby. It also records names and addresses of patients for Thursday and today, marriage licenses issued, and district court actions including default judgments and foreclosures involving local residents and area banks.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Meeting Time Variations Don’t Violate Ordinance
City attorney Robert Pennington said the City Commission may continue meeting at times not set by ordinance. The panel has met at 10 a.m. since November and 4 p.m. since March, with little public reaction.
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Robert Pennington
Pennington
Co op Class To Start In Stark For Special Ed Program
ERIE A class in special education will be established in Stark under the direction of the Special Education Co op program. Neosho School District 101 Board of Education received the report from Supt W J Han at Monday night’s meeting. The board approved funds for new buses to meet federal regulations and allowed senior students to attend junior college or work part time during their senior year under guided rules. A chain link fence will be built along the south boundary of the St Paul attendance center playground. Supt Han updated on the Kan sas Association of School Boards regional meeting in Pittsburg and the KASB policy seminar in Wichita. The board accepted resignations from Dorothy Ricketts Mary F Casey Joyce Gilpin Kerry Hickman and James Farmer.
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Erie
Stark
Neosho
Board of Education
W. J. Han
St. Paul
Supt
Han
Kansas Association of School Boards
Pittsburg
KASB
Wichita
Dorothy Ricketts
Mary F. Casey
Joyce Gilpin
Kerry Hickman
James Farmer
Teacher Contract Snag at Coffeyville
NEA Coffeyville instructs USD 445 teachers not to sign upcoming contracts. The board will meet Friday in a special session to set salaries for 1972-73 and discuss the policy manual. Negotiations ended March 16 over disputes between the district and teachers.
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Coffeyville
National Education Association
Unified
USD 445
Board of Education
Nea-Coffeyville
Mary Greer
Neac
Humboldt High School to stage concert Monday night
The Humboldt High School vocal music department will give a concert in the high school auditorium Monday at 7 30 p m The event will include many pieces that placed high at the state contest at Kansas State College last week and feature the 55 voice mixed chorus.
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Humboldt
Humboldt High School
Kansas State College
Parsons Seeks 766 018 Added Urban Renewal Funds
Parsons Urban Renewal Agency filed an amendment to HUD in Kansas City Kansas seeking an extra 766 018 for replacement cost acquisitions of three public buildings the Parsons Public Library the Parsons Recreation Center and the Brown Chapel AME Church Replacement values were 261 000 160 000 and 95 500 respectively with the remainder covering interest acquisition and fees
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Parsons
Parsons Urban Renewal Agency
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Kansas City
Kan
Parsons Public Library
Parsons Recreation Center
Brown Chapel Ame
HUD
Kansas Supreme Court
Erie Hardware Store Change Ownership
The Wright and Dunham Hardware Store in Erie was sold this week to Larry Huffman and will be renamed Huffman Hardware. Huffman assumed management Tuesday. Wright and Dunham opened the business in 1944 after purchasing it from Paul Cravens. Huffman has worked at The Erie Record since January 1971 and earlier as a college student at the University of Kansas.
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Erie
Wright & Dunham Hardware
Larry Huffman
Huffman Hardware
J. E. Wright
Hollis Dunham
Paul Cravens
Huffman
Erie Record
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Halfway Houses Embrace Fresh, Coordinated Approach
Dr. Eden Johnson of Topeka State Hospital says halfway houses offer a fresh activist approach to helping offenders reintegrate. He warns the movement needs better coordination to be effective at the Kansas Conference on Transitional Living held at the Topeka VA Hospital.
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Topeka
Kan
Eden Johnson
Topeka State Hospital
Kansas
Topeka Veterans Administration Hospital
Community Alcoholic Treatment Foundation of
Menninger Foundation
Brice House
Jesuits return land and college buildings to Potawatomi
The Missouri Province Jesuit fathers give back 1200 acres of farm land and 12 buildings from the old St. Marys College to the Potawatomi and other Indians. Potawatomi leaders accept for educational and spiritual use, noting the gesture as justice and unity. The site had 320 acres originally and extra parcels were later added.
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ST. Marys, Kan
Jesuit Fathers
Missouri
St. Marys College
St. Louis
Charles J. Murray
Father Murray
Jessepe
High School and Cartoonist Exhibitions Featured in Briefs
Today's briefs note an Enterprise Academy gymnastics exhibition at Abilene High School and a Bob Wood cartoonist display at Royster Junior High in Kansas. Fire Chief John Erickson attends a Parsons conference on child care fire safety regulations. Mrs. W C Dean and relatives tour Colorado sites. Altoona Midway seniors attend Kansas State University Technology Day. Chanute Public Library hosts a children's story hour with readings by Kurt Wiese and Helen Palmer, narrated by Joanna Welch.
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Enterprise Academy
Abilene
Bob Wood
University of Kansas
Royster Junior High
Royster
John Erickson
Parsons
State Department of Health
Erickson
Altoona-Midway High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Billy Throm
Gary Nelson
Roger Fairchild
Bartin Nelson
Mick Roush
School of Technology
Chanute Public Library
Inclde
Kurt Wiese
Helen Palmer
Joanna Welch
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