Blacks Begin Returning to Changed South
The reverse migration of educated Black Americans back to the South is under way, led by gains in politics and economics. Observers cite over 1,000 Blacks elected since 1966, 175,000 new Georgia jobs since 1960, and professionals like lawyers and doctors returning amid improved climate.
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John Lewis
Voter Education Project
Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Atlanta
Georgia
Personnal Department
South Carolina
Roy Mosely
Connecticut
U.S. Census Bureau
James H. Meredith
Jackson
Miss
University of Mississippi
Meredith
New York
Mississippi
U.S. Senate
Upstate
California
Charlies Prejean
Federation of Southern Cooperatives
Prejean
Chicago
Detroit
Hugh Davis
Washington
Traffic Costs and Safety Study Highlight Kansas Mobilities
Kansas traffic accidents last year cost the state 149 million dollars, injuring 30 464 people and killing 678. Wyandotte led losses at 17 million while Wallace County was lowest at 34 thousand. The state safety office funds Merge magazine with a 410 000 dollar federal grant and notes eight counties above the national vehicle mile cost average. Sheriff sale items include a mower, power saw, cement mixer and masonry blocks from a Darrell D. Carlton case.
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Topeka
Kansans
First National Bank of
Wichita
Wyandotte County
Wallace County
Phil Lange
State Safety Agency
Kansas
Cowley
Douglas
Mitchell
Montgomery
Riley
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Wyandotte
Kansas Highway Safety Coordinating Office
Merge
S. Katy
District Court
State of
Darrell D. Carlton
Robert E. Spence
Mike Masonry Company
Medical Facility Site Bid Accepted in Coffeyville
Coffeyville Urban Renewal Agency approved the sale of a 100 by 140 foot site on West Seventh to Coffeyville Industries for a medical facility. Coffeyville Industries bid $14.0 million. no other bids were received. Federal approval pending.
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Coffeyville
Doctors
West Seventh
Coffeyville Urban Renewal Agency
Coffeyville Industries
School Board Reviews Rules at Erie Meeting
The Board of Education of Consolidated Unified School District 101 continued work on reviewing and coding rules and regulations at its monthly meeting in the Erie courthouse. Supt. W. J. Han reported on the educational council established in the district consisting of teachers and administrators from each attendance center who meet monthly to discuss policies and programs.
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Board of Education
Consolidated Unified School District 101
Erie
Supt
W. J. Han
Han
Neodesha Considers Plumbing and Electrical Code Adoption
The city commission plans to adopt plumbing and electrical codes establishing standards for trades, with city officials preparing ordinances after a meeting with trade representatives. The city currently licenses plumbers and electricians, requiring only the licensing fee for issuance.
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Neodesha
Earnest Wilson
Call your Tribune carrier for missed delivery
If he misses you or delivery is impossible dial 431 3400 at 5 30 p m to arrange.
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Tribune
Will of Rosa Alice Powers probate notices heirs
Legal notice in Neosho County Kansas probate court seeking final settlement of the estate of Rosa Alice Powers. Petition seeks executor fees and attorney fees, determination of heirs and their shares, and asks defenses by January 3 1973 at 10 00 am in Erie Kansas. Attorneys Henshall and Pennington represent petitioner Rabern Powers.
Wasser estate final settlement in Neosho County probate
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas Harriette N Wasser as administratrix of Joseph Wasser deceased petitions for final settlement of the estate approval of accounts allowances for services attorney fees and expenses and determination of heirs and distribution of remaining real and personal property Defenses must be filed by December 19 1972 at 10 am in court Otherwise judgment will be entered Hastings attorney Richard L Ashley Chanute Kansas represents petitioner Alberta Gough probate judge signs notice
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State OF
Kansas
Harriette N. Wasser
Joseph . Wasser
Erie
Richard L. Ashley
South Santa Fe Chanute
Alberta Gough
Notice of hearing on petition for administrator
In Neosho County Kansas Mrs Ray Waller also known as June Thomison Waller deceased. Don Thomison and Bill Thomison petition heirs at law request administrator of estate. Defenses to be filed by December 27 1972 at 10:00 a m in Erie court. If not filed judgment will be entered. Attorneys Henshall and Pennington. Judge Alberta Gough Probate Court.
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Chanute Tribune
Board OF Tax Appeals
State OF Kansas
City OF Chanute Neosho County
Kansas
Topeka
Neosho, SS
Neosho County
Ray Waller
June Thomison Waller
Don Thomison
Bill Thomison
Jane Thomison Waller
Erie
Henshall & Pennington
South Forest Chanute
Alberta Gough
Chanute Chapter 21 R A M Meeting Notice
Classified notice for Chanute Chapter 21 R A M stating a stated convoc a tion Monday December 11 at 7 30 P M to elect officers. All companions urged to attend. Charles Blanchard H P.
Welcome Wagon Hostess Offers Mexican Highlights Tour
NON PROFIT group plans a chartered first class bus trip to Acapulco and other Mexican highlights. Depart Dec 26 and return Jan 9 with college credit possible. $250 covers basic expenses. Ages 7 seats left. Call Ben Dunlap or Mr. Moore for details. Taxes may be paid at Schultz Agency.
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Acapulco
Moore
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