Missing marker fuels old border dispute in Fort Smith
Poteau Oklahoma county assessor Robin White says a 1858 border marker once marking the Doaks Stand treaty line has vanished a mile south of Fort Smith courthouse. He argues Oklahoma owns the land now 13 blocks of downtown Fort Smith, Arkansas, and cites treaties, Kennedy era deeds, and later boundary changes as basis. White reports no action has been taken by state leaders to reclaim the land.
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Coke Hill
Indian Territory
National Park
U. S. Naval Training Station
Larry Derryberry
Derryberry
Marvin Emerson
Deaths and funerals converge in small Kansas towns
Janet Lynn Pruitt 11 days old of Chanute died in Cape Girardeau Missouri. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Gibson Koch Chapel with Rev Art Gibson. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. James A Newkirk 86 longtime Elsmore resident died Monday. World War I veteran. Burial Elsmore Cemetery. Lula Belle Ramsey died Monday. funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Erie Christian Church. burial East Hill Cemetery. viewing 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Pierce Funeral Home. Clara Ellen Woosley dies. survived by daughter Pauline Smith Bartlesville and step children George Morehead and Harold Woosley.
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Chanute
N. Lafayette
Cape Girardeau
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Art Gibson
Erie
Memorial Park Cemetery
United Methodist Church
J. M. Torrence
Elsmore Cemetery
Kunkel-Ralston-Hutton
Moran
Woosley
Pauline Smith
Bartlesville
Clara Ellen Woosley
George Morehead
S. Washington
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Arkansas City
CB Antenna Stolen From Car in Kansas City
Dean Denning of 613 S. Kansas reported Monday that a CB radio antenna was taken from his vehicle. The antenna was valued at 21 dollars.
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S. Kansas
Visiting Hours At Neosho Memorial Hospital Listed
Daily transcript shows visiting hours from 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m. Patient census totals 46 adults and pediatrics plus two babies. Admissions Monday include Julie Barnhart Hazel Prickett Olive Anderson Felipe Gutierrez Humboldt Mrs Donald Dunivant and R 3. Today sees Robert Hardwick Kristy Green. Dismissals Monday include William Cook. Today’s dismissals list Douglas Jackett Marsha Anderson Tammie Wellcome Gertrude Gerritzen Charles Barker.
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Julie Barnhart
S. Grant
Hazel Prickett
S. Highland
Olive Anderson
S. Rutter
Felipe Gutierrez Humboldt
Donald Dunivant
Robert Hardwick
Iola
Kristy Green
Annandale
Minn
William Cook
Toronto
Douglas Jackett
S. Garfield
Marsha Anderson
Tulsa
Tammie Wellcome
Humboldt
Gertrude Gerritzen
Charles Barker
City crews to collect discarded Christmas trees this week
City manager R. M. Bunting announced curbside pickup for Christmas trees. Residents should place discarded trees at the street curb for collection on Wednesday and Friday.
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Congress Safeguards Define 94th Session Budget Shift
George Marder summarizes how the 94th Congress restructured budgeting and procedures. The new budget linked spending to income, forced deficit focus, and prompted better priority setting. Senate filibuster rules relaxed to 60 votes, while House freshmen challenged seniority by pushing chairmen to report.
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Weather hampers search for downed private plane in Midwest
Poor visibility and snow hampered attempts to locate a missing private airplane carrying five aboard believed to have crashed in southern Missouri or northern Arkansas. Arkansas authorities search for two more missing planes with six people. Ground crews scoured areas south of Branson toward Harrison as Civil Air Patrol and others awaited better conditions to resume aerial searches.
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Arkansas
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Missouri Civil Air Patrol
Fargo
N.D
Tampa
Fla
Jackson
Miss
al Hofman
Batesville
C. L. Green
Fort Worth
Tex
Booneville
Ark
State tightens food stamp vendor rules after $1 million missing
Missouri Department of Social Services released 51 recommendations to require bids from vendors and tighten contracts. The plan includes auditing, security upgrades, bonding, and a unified state administration led by Harold McGrew. Mail issuance starts in 18 counties in February, with banks to handle most issuance.
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Department of Social Services
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Social Services
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St. Louis
Ewing Gourley
Division of Family Services
Gourley
Harold McGrew
Ozark
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Joplin
Neighborhood Notes and Health Clinic Schedule
Past officers of Golden Shrine and White Shrine of Jerusalem meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peterson Thayer Louise Stephens R 3 returned from California to visit her son and family Joe Stephens and John B Cypress Jon B Stephens serves as a lance corporal at Camp Pendleton She spent three days in Loveland Colorado with another son Jon Stephens and family The next Wilson County health clinic is 1 30 to 4 30 p m Monday at Rankin Memorial Library Neodesha A clinic is scheduled 9 to 11 30 a m and 1 30 to 4 30 p m Jan 12 in Room 202 of the courthouse Fredonia said Connie H Schwab Wilson County health nurse.
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White Shrine of Jerusalem
Earl Peterson
Thayer
Louise Stephens
California
Joe Stephens
John B
Cypress
Jon B. Stephens
Marines
Camp Pendleton
Loveland
Colo
Jon Stephens
Wilson County
Rankin Memorial Library
Neodesha
Fredonia
Connie H. Schwab
Naturalist Evell Gibbons Dies at 64 in Pennsylvania
Evell Gibbons, nationally known naturalist and author, died Monday night at 64 in a rural area of central Pennsylvania. He lived in Beavertown, wrote seven books on edible wildlife, and appeared in national cereal ads. Autopsy planned. wife Freda described the death as a surprise.
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UPI
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Gibbons
Beavertown
Pennsylvania
Sunbury Community Hospital
Freda
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Sullivan County
Rail freight train derails blocking Wichita street
A Rock Island freight train derailed early today in midtown Wichita on East Central Street. Four cars and an engine left the tracks tearing up some track and blocking Central Street, hindering work-bound traffic. police expected the blockage to last until about 6 p.m.
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East Central
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