Ford guest at Cedar Crest barbecue in Topeka
Susan Ford will attend an outdoor barbecue Sunday at Cedar Crest hosted by Gov. and Mrs. Robert Bennett. About 50 guests were to be invited with the guest list incomplete. The president's daughter, 18, will spend about 10 more days in Topeka before returning to school.
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Topeka, Kan
UPI
Susan Ford
Robert Bennett
Cedar Crest
Topeka
Miss Ford
Topeka Capital Journal
Gale Sayers Named 1975 Kansas Heart Fund Chairman
Gale Sayers, assistant to the Kansas University athletic director, is named chairman of the 1975 Kansas Heart Fund campaign. This marks his second consecutive year heading the drive. The former Chicago Bears running back will appear on radio and TV to promote the fundraiser and help coordinate volunteers.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Kansas Heart Association
Gale Sayers
Kansas University
Kansas Heart Fund
Tonsillectomy Decline Alarms Kansas Doctors
Denton Kansas reports a 24 percent drop in tonsil surgeries over seven years as physicians note tonsils fight infection. Dr Emerson Yoder cites studies showing throat infections occur with or without tonsil removal and that infections can move lower into the respiratory tract after surgery.
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Denton, Kan
UPI
Kansas Medical Society
Emerson Yoder
Vietnamese Refugee Families in Kansas on Welfare Rolls
Twenty six of about 200 Vietnamese refugee families in Kansas were on state welfare rolls by end of July, per Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services. Most reside near military bases, with nearly half around Ft. Riley. Federal funding covers all welfare payments, with individual family allotments up to 432 dollars monthly for a seven member household.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Kansas
Chuck Stevenson
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Stevenson
Ft. Riley
Congress
States
Minister suspects youth arson in church fire at Moundridge
Fire officials in Moundridge Kansas would not confirm a minister's belief that a fire at the United Methodist Church was arson. Investigators say the blaze began near an altar in the basement and no cause has been established. The pastor suggested youths were playing downstairs as the fire raged, but no injuries occurred and valuables like a piano and organ were saved.
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Moundridge
Kan
UPI
Moundridge United Methodist Church
Gene Bachman
Cecil Rankin
Rankin
Women weave charity quilt at Propst Center display
Twenty center volunteers crafted a quilt with thirteen hand painted religious scenes by Sheila Cox. White blocks and blue binding surround the colorful panels. It will debut at Wards Bootery Monday and be raffled at Artists Alley on September 20 to raise funds for the Propst Center for Older Americans and its quilting program.
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Propst Center
S. Highland
Wards Bootery
Artists Alley
Velma McGuire
Sheila Cox
N. Grant
McGuire
Daily transcript from Neosho Memorial Hospital
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Census lists 34 patients. Friday admissions include Louis Elliott Humboldt Wilbur Mathew 11 N Evergreen Janice Shields E Elm. Dismissals include Ralph Hathaway 118 N Malcolm Emma LaForge 115 N Central Mrs Edwin Laver and son Iola Gertrude Stevens 923 W Main Ira Barber 221 N Lafayette Leota Lathrom 304 S Plummer Mrs S A Dennis Humboldt.
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Louis Elliott
Humboldt
Wilbur Mathew
N. Evergreen
Janice Shields
E. Elm
Ralph Hathaway
N. Malcolm
Emma LaForge
N. Central
Edwin Laver and Son
Iola
Gertrude Stevens
W. Main
Ira Barber
N. Lafayette
Leota Lathrom
S. Plummer
S. A. Dennis
Farmers urged to delay silage as drought harms corn
Kansas State University Extension dairy specialists Ralph Bonewitz and Dick Dunham warn farmers with drought-stricken corn and sorghum to delay silage cutting even as fields turn yellow or brown. They emphasize timing to protect feed quality and dairy profitability.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University Extension
Ralph Bonewitz
Dick Dunham
Bonewitz
Dunham
Farm City Days tour features hog and grain operation near Iola
The Allen County Farm Bureau sponsors the fifth annual Farm City Days with a Sept. 7 hog and grain farm tour at Wilburn Ludlum Jr. east of La Harpe, plus Sept. 6 dances, a Sept. 7 parade, hayrack rides, door prizes, pork burgers, and refreshments. Ludlum fattens about 2,000 pigs yearly on a 1,150 acre farm growing milo and soybeans. the event is part of a regional celebration organized with the Iola Area Chamber of Commerce and local groups.
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Iola
Wilburn Ludlum Jr
la Harpe
Monte Davidson
Carroll Countians
Lola
Ludlum
Allen County
Allen County Farm Bureau
Iola Area
Kansas State bean research aims for gasless variety
Kansas State University horticulture professor Dr. Carl Clayberg leads a project to breed a bean with reduced gas production. He plans cross breeding Pinto with Jacob's cattle bean to improve gas, disease resistance, protein quality, and yield, aiming for a bush type harvestable by machinery. Results may take five to ten years.
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Kansas
America
Clayberg
Callaway vows to unite Republicans behind Ford
Ford campaign chairman Howard Callaway says his job is to recruit all Republicans for Ford, regardless of Rockefeller's status. He notes Rockefeller has substantial support and opposition, but aims to keep Ford's ticket open and avoid GOP divisions during the nominating process.
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Callaway
Job
Washngton
UPI
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Howard
Bo’’ Callaway
Rockefeller
Army
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Dickerhoof Managers Complete CPC Pilot Procedures Seminar
Nick Kraft and Dan Koen of Dickerhoof Flying Service completed a Cessna Pilot Center CPC professional pilot course procedures seminar. The course reduces time for a student to obtain a private pilot license. The seminar covered diagnostic evaluation, preps, expanded briefings, student counseling, school operation and quick instrument scanning. Dickerhoof is part of a CPC network of over 500 centers in the U S and Canada.
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Nick Kraft
Dan Koen
Dickerhoof Flying Service
Cessna Pilot Center
CPC
Cessna
U.S
Canada
Death notices for Jeanne Wise in Neosho
Jeanne Wise, 1321 2 S Grant, died Friday afternoon at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Johnson Mortuary.
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Jeanne Wise
S. Grant
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Johnson Mortuary
Neighborhood notes
Neosho County National Farmers Organization will meet at 8 30 p m Monday at the courthouse meeting room in Erie. Errol Durbin an FAA trained pilot employed at the Flight Service Station airport has received his commercial pilot certificate this week and was issued a commercial license by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Neosho County National Farmers Organization
Erie
Errol Durbin
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
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