Christmas Themed Sermons And Music At Area Churches
Christmas themed services and programs fill Sunday schedules at multiple churches. First Presbyterian leads at 10 45 a m with other events at First Baptist Otterbein United Methodist New Hope Baptist Colfax Baptist and Church of the Nazarene. Zion Lutheran hosts a choir and Living Nativity scenes later in the week.
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Presbyterian
First Baptist
Otterbein United Methodist
New Hope Baptist
Colfax Baptist
Church of the Nazarene
Zion Lutheran Church
First United Methodist
Grant Avenue Baptist
Wilson Avenue Baptist
Wesleyan Church
12Th and
Evergreen
Leo Heer
ILC Move Discussed in Safari Industrial Park Talks
Industrial leaders city and county officials met for three hours to clarify positions on ILC moving into Safari Industrial Park. Participants included City Manager Kenneth Sanborn City Attorney Robert Pennington County Commissioners Ray Coder Kenneth Casper ILC manager Earl DeVries and president C A Goulet and Bud Ross of Kustom Electronics. Topics covered included park roads entrances 35th Street utilities sewer bids and the likely date ILC will move from West Cherry into the park. Sanborn said no commitments were made.
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ILC
Safari Industrial Park
Kenneth Sanborn
Robert Pennington
Ray Coder
Kenneth Casper
Earl DeVries
C. A. Goulet
Elkhart
Ind
Bud Ross
Kustom Electronics
Sanborn
35Th Street
West Cherry
Kustom
Ross
Estimate-Bid Gap Shrinks With Rock Exca vation Factors
City Engineer Floyd Heath cited several factors for the bid discrepancy on Safari Industrial Park sewer work. He noted rock excavation estimates, surveying gaps, clay pipe prices, and contractor seasonality as key influences on bids ranging from 25 304 70 to 45 808, with his estimate at 49 039 and final costs tied to actual quantities and excavation needs.
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Floyd Heath
Safari Industrial Park
Heath
Kenneth Sanborn
Sanborn
City Manager Authorizes Update to 1969 70 Electric Report
Kenneth Sanborn San born authorizes Burns and MacDonald of Kansas City to update the 1969 70 electricity report. The plan adds records since 1969 and merges uncompleted projects into one. Sanborn says large combined projects reduce costs, lower engineering fees, and attract more contractors for competitive bids. Improvement of the electric utility is not planned soon.
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Kenneth Sanborn
Burns and MacDonald
Kansas City
Sanborn
House completes foreign aid action and adjourns
The House finalized action on a temporary foreign aid appropriation bill and adjourned at 12:59 p.m. EST until January 18. The Senate planned to follow soon as the first session of the 92nd Congress winds down. The House accepted Senate amendments by a 45 to 9 vote, keeping the program running at $2.8 billion annually through February 22.
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Washington
House
Senate
Body of 16 year old Shirley Saubers found in Buffalo Creek
Shirley Saubers, 16, of rural Buffalo, found drowned in Buffalo Creek after a two day search. Dr. Ralph Sumner said the cause was drowning. She was a Yates Center High School junior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Saubers. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Campbell Funeral Home, Yates Center. Burial in Buffalo Cemetery. Survivors include parents, two brothers Jake Jr. and Royce, and three sisters Helen Tredway, Joyce Wagner, and Clara Belle Reed.
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Buffalo
Shirley Saubers
Buffalo Creek
Here
Ralph Sumner
Wilson County Coronner
Miss Saubers
Yates Center High School
Jake Saubers
Woodson County
Yates Center
Saubers
Campbell Funeral Home
Ed Manherz
Jake Jr
Royce
Helen Tredway
Wichita
Joyce Wagner
Clara Belle Reed
Mesquite
Tex
Col Oran Henderson Cleared in My Lai Charges
Col Oran K Henderson the senior commander who led the troops at My Lai was found innocent in a U S military court of all charges connected to the massacre. The verdict closes a long debated case tied to the 1968 incident in Quang Ngai province.
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FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Intercepted Letter Suggests Democratic Aid to Admin
An intercepted letter hints that Democrats would have provided funds to the administration if asked, avoiding any raid or public uproar. The remark reflects political tension during the period and raises questions about party loyalty and financial support.
Cuba Seizes freighter Johnny Express as U S protest grows
The United States protests the Cuban seizure of the freighter Johnny Express. Captain Jose Villa, a naturalized American, is shown wounded and hospitalised in Havana. Villa’s wife and three children meet President Nixon, who voices grave concern for the captain and seeks his return. The attack, carried out by a Cuban gunboat near the Bahamas, left Villa and five crew members wounded.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
United States
Havana
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Florida White House
Jose Villa
Cuba
Johnny Express
Bahamas
Villa
KU Burn Center Nears Partial Opening At KU Medical Center
A burn care center planned at the University of Kansas Medical Center aims to rival top facilities in Galveston and San Antonio. Proponents Dr. Frank Masters and Dr. David W. Robinson report progress with $385,000 raised toward a $450,000 goal, architectural work started, and construction to begin after year’s start. Governor Docking praised the effort, and Kathy Kihm Memorial Fund donations reach $5,000. The 1 bed center will offer intensive burn care by specialized staff, marking a three year push to repurpose KU space for this facility.
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Kansas City, Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Frank Masters
David W. Robinson
Galveston
San Antonio
Tex
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Robert Docking
Albert Legler
Robinson
Kathy Kihm
Lawrence
Miss Kihm
al Kihm
Chanute
Legler
Docking
Dr. Robinson
Todd Seymour
Irvin Youngberg
Jack English
Endowment Association
Angry Sound from China in War's Backwash
AP analysis notes China voices anger over India Pakistan war and Bangla Desh, signaling a new cold war, with Beijing opposing Russia and U S influence. It warns Asia's outlook darkens as Moscow gains leverage via India while Pakistan fractures. The piece highlights costs of aid and regional instability amid 78 million Bangla Desh population and 60 million in Pakistan remnants.
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William L. Ryan
India- Pakistan
Peking
Red China
India
East Pakistan
Asia
U.S
New Delhi
Bangla Desh
Moscow
Cuba
Awards Given To Kustom Electronics At Plant Party
Kustom Electronics received appreciation awards from ASCAP and Buddy Lee Attractions at a National Guard armory Christmas party. Kustom president Bud Ross accepted the honors as Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass performed. Attendees included ASCAP official Charlie Monk and Buddy Lee coordinator Earl Owens, with about 600 employees and families present.
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Kustom Electronics
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ASCAP
Buddy Lee
National Guard Armory
Danny Davis
Nashville Brass
Bud Ross
Kustom
Charlie Monk
Ascap, Nashville
Earl Owens
Buddy Lee Attractions
Nashville Music Agency
Lee
Bill Williams
Billboard Magazine
Weldon Grimsley
Nashville Banner
Keith Dodd
Chuck McKinney
Area Weather Summary Lookahead
Fair to night with little temperature change. Saturday mostly sunny and warmer with a low in the 20s and a high in the mid to upper 40s. Precipitation probability near zero.
Nixon dollars seized as counterfeit novelty by Secret Service
Secret Service confiscated oversized Nixon dollars circulated by Michigan Democrats as parody of the president and economic policy. The bills, about one third larger than normal, feature Nixon with crossed fingers and the back read God Help Us. The gag currency is titled One Frozen Dollar and signed by M. Mitchell and John Con Lee. The seizure cited illegal use of imitation currency for advertising. National personal income rose $3.5 billion in November as wage price controls began to ease after the freeze expired November 13.
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Detroit
Secret Service
Michigan
U.S
President Nixon
Washington
Nixon
Commerce Department
Connally Opens G10 Monetary Conference In Washington
Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally opened a crucial Group of Ten monetary conference in Washington saying he is hopeful a solution to the world’s monetary problems can be reached here. He spoke after briefing newsmen on the proceedings.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Heath says UK would accept united Ireland if Northern Ireland agrees
Prime Minister Edward Heath told AP that Britain would accept a united Ireland only if the people of Northern Ireland voted for it. He added that no future government would block a voluntary union and that a forced unification must be avoided.
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London
Edward Heath
Welfare rolls rise in August after four months
Washington AP reports the welfare rolls increased in August marking the first uptick in four months while total expenditures fell. About 14.4 million people received cash payments an increase of 138000 persons or 1 percent. The gain nearly erases prior declines in May through July.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
GOP to Issue Call for Kansas Delegates to National Convention
The Kansas GOP will issue the official call for district and state conventions on January 29 to select delegates for the Republican National Convention in San Diego. The move follows a Kansas Day meeting where the Republican executive committee and coordinating council set plans. Kansas is expected to have 20 delegates, the same as 1970, according to state GOP coordinator Bob Miner.
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Topeka
Kan
San Diego
GOP
Republican Executive Committee
Bob Miner
Wells announces candidacy for Kansas governor
Robert K. Wells a Garden City broadcasting executive and former FCC member announced his plan to seek the Republican nomination for Kansas governor. He said a formal announcement is planned for the first week of January after resigning from the FCC on November 1 and intends to meet with prominent Republicans across the state.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert K. Wells
Garden City
Kansas
Wells
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
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