Labor history printed with GPO bidding controversy
Conn recounts printing a labor history book through the Government Printing Office after initial bid disputes. A Denver firm won the contract after expert inspection, producing a 400 plus illustration volume. GPO printed 10,000 copies at five dollars each, with mixed reviews anticipated and Conn proud despite costs.
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Bicentennial
John Warner
Conn
GPO
Denver
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Buzz Aldrin
International Association of Machinists
Cesar Chavez
Betty Crocker Coupons Sought by Kayettes at Senior High
Cindy Cohee Kayettes president invites donations of Betty Crocker coupons to support community projects. Send coupons to the Senior High office at 400 S. Highland through January.
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Kayettes
Betty Crocker
Cindy Cohee
S. Highland
Wall Street rally lifts Dow and volume as oil talks cheer markets
Investors push prices higher on the New York Stock Exchange amid hopes of moderated OPEC demands and a tax cut plan. The Dow gains 5.32 to 968.58 as 1,726 issues rise 904 to 369 with 14.2 million shares traded. Occidental Petroleum leads activity, AT&T strong, Virginia Electric slips after a federal nuclear fine.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Shah
Iran
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Qatar
Wall Street
Walter Heller
Carter
American Telephone & Telegraph
Virginia Electric & Power
Pickup gear stolen in Urbana between December 3 and 6
Jerry Stirwalt reports a theft from his pickup in Urbana during Dec 3 to Dec 6. Missing items include a 20 ton jack a 12 ton jack a socket set a skill grinder and a box wrench set. No damage estimate yet. Report filed with Neosho County Sheriff Department.
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Jerry Stirwalt
Urbana
Stirwalt
Neosho County
Driver Injured When Car Overturns Near Yates Center
Diana Niemier aged 23 from Yates Center was treated and released at Atkins Clinic after her 1974 Dodge left U.S. 75 on a curve 9.2 miles south of Yates Center and overturned. Patrol investigators described total damage to the vehicle.
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Diana Niemier
Yates Center
Atkins Clinic
U.S. 75
Neosho County Fair to Hold Annual Meeting in Erie
The Neosho County Fair Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Neosho County Courthouse Erie. All association members are invited to attend.
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Erie
Coleman plans $9 million bonds for Wichita plant expansion
Coleman Co will ask Wichita city commissioners to approve issuance of $9 million in industrial revenue bonds in the next three months. Funds will finance a 312,500 square foot expansion to meet 3–5 year projections. Construction begins early 1977 with completion by 1978 and 230 additional jobs, totaling 3,400.
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Wichita
UPI
Coleman Co
Coleman
Daily Transcript Admission and Discharge Update
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 pm and 6:30 to 8 pm. The patient census lists 36 adults and pediatrics with two babies. Admissions Wednesday include Louis Gibson 1525 S Malcolm Mrs David Brinkmeyer Humboldt Mrs Charles Roy Humboldt. Today Flossie McMinimy R J. Dismissals Wednesday include Mrs Randy Raida Thayer Mrs Charles Parker 218 W 7th Connie Scott 1116 N Garfield Eva Steeves 315 S Lafayette. Today Mrs Charles Record 1005 W 14th.
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Louis Gibson
S. Malcolm
David Brinkmeyer
Humboldt
Charles Roy
Flossie McMinimy
R. J
Randy Raida
Thayer
Charles Parker
Connie Scott
N. Garfield
Eva Steeves
S. Lafayette
Charles Record
Conservation Assn annual meeting planned
The Neosho Cottonwood Valley Flood Control and Conservation Association will hold its annual meeting at 1 30 p m Monday at the Holiday Inn in Emporia. All interested are invited. For more details contact Ray Meyer chairman 273 6306.
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Neosho Cottonwood Valley Flood Control and Conservation Association
Holiday Inn
Emporia
Ray Meyer
More burglaries reported in Chanute
The third Chanute residential burglary in two weeks was reported to police. Neal L. Galloway, 19, 517 S. Steuben, said his home was broken into Wednesday evening with about 900 dollars of stereo equipment stolen. Entry was through a torn screen and forced back door. Galloway reported the incident at 11 07 p.m. Wednesday. A separate burglary at John Mitchell, 5 S. Larson, on December 2 involved unlocked door entry and about 1000 dollars of jewelry including an opal diamond ring. Police continue to investigate the cases.
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Chanute
Neal L. Galloway
S. Steuben
Galloway
John Mitchell
S. Larson
South Evergreen
General Electric
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Georgetown University
Christ
Carlton
Pearson
ORU
Presbyterian Church
Madison & Buckeye Streets
Iola, Kansas
Stock Market Report
Occidental Petroleum
Occidental
North Sea
Boston
Sphere Magazine
Oh Southwestern Bell
Daily Transcript
Chanute Law Enforcement
Norma Wescott
Bertha Taylor
Fred L. Taylor
Kenneth
Alcoholics Anonymous
Sunset
W. Cherry
South Highland
Seth Gray
Bea Dunlap
Mth
First Church of Christ, Scientist
N. Forest
Toby
P.O. Box
Iola
Kansas
I.V
MT. Carmel Hospital News
Shipley
An Memorial Hospital
Texas Oil Company
P. A. Dick
Southwestern Petroleum
Ft. Worth
A . Er
UDEN
Gene Uden
W. 5Th
Bob Donovan
Coleman, Intertherm
Duo- Therm
Auuctioneers
Omfort 2 Inc
Dewey McCoy
Dial
Jet
L.E
Joplin
Sandblasting & Painting Hrh CO
Lola
Gray Lumber CO
E. Main
Del
Bill’s Lock & Key
Bill
Chanute Business Machines, Inc
Daniels
Ralph Burghart
Chanute Insulators Inc
Cali Barry Adams
Dean Denning
John Orozco
B. D
Wurlitzer Organs
Buman
Dick Dick Smith Plumbing & Heating
South Kansas
Lassman Electric Inc. Plumbing — Electric
My & Service
S. Santa Fe
Jordan’s Tree Service
Colonial Acres Nursing Home
Pizza Hut
West Cherry
Elks Club
AVON
Frank
Dawn Acres
Altoona
Stark
Timber Lake
A.C.W.D
A.C
J.D
Westinghouse
L.H
Don Harding
Butts & Thompson
Ardell Brooks
Opera Theatre
Cherryvale
Deny’s
Main
McCune, Kans
Carnival Glass Inc
McCune Auction Service
Roy Dannelley
First National Bank
U.S
Dannenberg
Furniture & Appl
Goodyear
KRACO
Bolt’s
Humboldt, KS
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