NCCJC Eyes Dormitory Funded by Federal Housing Program
Neosho County Community Junior College plans to apply for a DEH loan to build a dormitory for about 60 students. The self supporting facility would charge rent to cover principal and interest, with no county tax burden. Applications could begin around March, targeting a $360,000 loan based on $6,000 per student.
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Training Meeting for 4-H Leaders in Yates Center
A 4 H leaders training session was held at the 4 H Community building in Yates Center. Cecil Eyestone from Kansas State University spoke after a noon meal. County agents Mrs May Lee Edwards and Ted Wary led the event for community and project leaders and township representatives.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
May Lee Edwards
Ted Wary
Katmai National Monument Is Nation's Largest Park Unit
The Katmai National Monument in Alaska covers 2,697,590 acres making it the largest unit of the National Park System.
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Katmai National Monument
Alaska
Independence Jaco Work to Start Soon
Transformation of the former municipal golf course into Independence Community Junior College will begin in a matter of days as four surplus structures on the site are removed. Charles Clark won the bid and agreed to pay the college district 681.20 for the buildings including a house, carport, shop and garage-storage.
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Independence
Independence Community Junior College
Charles Clark
R. 2
College Board of Trustees
Clark
Pittsburg approves plan for 300 acre industrial park
Pittsburg city commission approves filing for EDA and Ozark Regional Commission grants to cover 80 percent of a 1.2 million project for a 300 acre industrial park on the northeast edge of the city. City would contribute 243000 with three firms showing interest including one expected to hire over 400 workers.
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Pittsburg
Fredonia School Board Approves Russia Trip Budget
The Fredonia Unified School Board authorizes a $998 expenditure for Superintendent P. C. Hesser to travel to Russia next spring for an educators conference.
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Fredonia
Fredonia Unified School Board
P. C. Hesser
Russia
Ills of Big Cities Await Nixon
Washington AP reports urban troubles facing the Nixon administration as city populations surge and federal funding debates grow. Mayors seek at least 26 billion dollars yearly to close service gaps while pollution, housing, and sprawl threaten urban life.
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Washington
Wilbur Thompson
Wayne State University
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Wood
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U.S
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New Urban Studies Center
Northwestern University
Royster Junior High Drum Corps to March in Coffeyville Parade
News briefs note the Royster Junior High drum corps will march in the Coffeyville Christmas parade at 2 p.m. Today. Other items include a Cleveland paint company seminar with tours, a minor two-vehicle rear-end fender damage event on West Main, and Sheriff George Neely's reappointment to the Kansas Sheriffs Association board for a two-year term. Santa’s workshop hours in the Highland and Main area are listed for Thursday and Saturday evenings.
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Coffeyville
Opal I. Naughton
Roxie Mueller
S. Evergreen
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West Main
George Neely
Neosho County
The
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Santa Claus
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Main
Minor collision at 14th and Garfield injures no one
Police investigated a minor crash at 14th and Garfield at 3 40 p m yesterday involving Kathryn Hibbs of 901 W 4th and John Houston of 15 S Lafayette. Damage was to the rear of the Hibbs 1962 Dodge and the front of the Houston 1968 Ford. Mrs Bertha Jeffrey of 802 N Forest recently discharged from Neosho Memorial Hospital entered Labette County Medical Center Parsons for physical therapy. Mr and Mrs Carl Haight of 1208 W Elm returned home yesterday evening from a month long Sarasota Florida vacation.
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S. Lafayette
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Houston
Ford
Bertha Jeffrey
N. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Carl Haight
W. Elm
Sarasota
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Memorial service for Crystal P Hall conducted in church
Funeral service for Crystal P Hall was held yesterday in the Church of God in Christ with Rev. Floyd Thuston officiating. Mrs. Dwight Ambler sang with accompaniment. burials followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Gibson-Koch Chapel supervised arrangements.
Fredonia Plans Recreation Area Around Golf Course
The Fredonia Planning Commission reported on developing the golf course into a recreation area. It recommended the city commission apply for federal grants to acquire and develop about 75 acres as a recreation area and asked for further study for future development.
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Fredonia
Fredonia Planning Commission
City Commission
Planning Commission
First Christian Church CWF Circles Hold Holiday Meetings
Circles met in homes for lessons on How Our Thinking Has Changed and God’s Love for Us Unchanging. Members and guests attended across multiple circles including Larson, Helen Gilbert, Jerry Russell, Testerman, Luo, and others, with plans for January meetings, charitable drives, and Christmas gifts to shut ins.
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CWF
Edgar Logsdon
Jerry Russell
George Wilson
S. Santa Fe
Harry Rauhoff
Church World Service
Henry Alford
World Call
Wilson
Alford
Expedition over poles marks first commercial polar flight
Cmdr. Fred G. Dustin 58 his wife and 60 businessmen completed a 26 day flight from Boston in a four jet plane claiming to be the world first commercial trip over both poles. Dustin praised Byrd noting his 1930 flight took 11 hours while their modern jet reached the pole in minutes and said the voyage aimed to spur polar region development.
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Richard E. Byrd
Cmdr
Fred G. Dustin
Dustin
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South Poles
Byrd
Little America
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Daily Transcript Local notices list admissions dismissals and permits
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p m and 6 30 to 8 p m patient census 61 including adults pediatrics and two babies Admissions Friday Willis Taylor 1507 S Evergreen medical Today Mrs Charles Baughn 1529 S Malcolm medical Dismissals Friday list includes David Godsey Humboldt Fred Cook 815 Santa Fe Mrs John Gray Jr R 3 Mrs Marvin Phillips 417 W 5th Richard Crawford 810 S Central John Lofthouse 221 W Elm Today Mary Arlene Hosack 410 W 2nd Mrs Larry Woods 812 S Grants Mrs Kenneth Frankenberg Altoona Mrs Gary Russell 1126 S Grant Police summons issued Robert D Chandler 5 S Malcolm driving cited 4 a m to ay District Court Chanute Martha Irene Williams vs Victor Ross Williams divorce District Court Chanute Leeta Luella Hannah vs David Hannah divorce Dismissed Armco Steel Corp vs Frank McKenzie judgment Dismissed Building permits Galil Malson addition 1517 S Santa Fe estimated cost 2000 Harry Lewis garage 719 S Malcolm estimated cost 1500 Harry Morgan addition garage 524 W Walnut estimated cost 50 Wayne Burghart house 1215 S Allen estimated cost 21000 Wayne Burghart garage 202 S Gretchen estimated cost 1000 Martens Implements addition 1803 S Santa Fe estimated cost 7500
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Fred Cook
Santa Fe
John Gray Jr
Marvin Phillips
Richard Crawford
S. Central
John Lofthouse
W. Elm
Mary Arlene Hosack
Larry Woods
S. Grant
Kenneth Frankenberg
Altoona
Gary Russell
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Harry Lewis
S.S. Malcolm
Harry Morgan
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Community thanks note to neighbors and staff
Pauline Betase extends appreciation to members of the church on December 1 and to Rev. Bertson neighbors friends for calls gifts and cards. She also thanks Dr J Gough and the Neosho County Hospital staff and asks God to bless everyone.
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Bertson
Gough
Neosho County Hospital
Pauline Betase
Clearance Sale at Spurriers ae Christmas Savings
Local ad notes a clearance sale at Spurriers ae offering big variety and Christmas savings. Store located at 1111 South Santa e.
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South Santa E
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