Congress to Fight Housing Cutbacks May Stop Subsidy Freeze
Senator Sparkman says Congress may negate the last 12 months of an 18 month housing starts moratorium ordered by President Nixon. Secretary Romney announced a temporary hold on related water and sewer grants and public facility loans. House and Senate leaders criticize executive impoundment while predicting recovery measures and a possible legislative package to restore funding.
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Tex
John J. Sparkman
Congress
Nixon
George W. Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sparkman
Alabama
National Association of Home Builders
Romney
Pease
Romny
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Executive Branch
Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee
Newsmen
Daily Transcript reports hospital census and court notices
No visiting at Neosho Memorial Hospital. census lists 70 patients including adults, pediatrics, and one baby. Names and addresses include Edith Minkler Deeper Life Manor Alex Gueho Stark Mary Bailey West view Nursing Home Marvin Sul lens 536 N Evergreen Mary Blankenship Humboldt Leland McDaniel R 1 Mrs John Sallee Buffalo Betsy Kern 1811 S Edith Harry Dill 1009 S Grant Nancy Zumalt R 3. Marriage licenses show Eric Robert Dean Spencer Cherryvale and Beverly Carol Fixson Independence Arthur Aull Martin Springfield Mo and Jill Ann Swan Erie Martin Earl Barnhart Chanute and Marsha Ann Osburn Chanute William Edward OBrien St Ped and Anna Marie Dick St Paul. District Court filings Erie State of Kansas vs Ray Waller second degree murder State of Kansas vs Chester Hibbs forgery Patricia Marie Naff vs Michael Keith Naff divorce. District Court Action Eric Irene Laura Compton vs Leonard Mathew Compton Sr divorce granted Nancy Watkins vs Carl Watkins divorce dismissed Brenda Sue Harding vs Leslie Lee Harding Jr divorce dismissed ambulance service in Fredonia began Jan 5 under contract with Kenneth Monical. Monical takes a year’s leave of absence from volunteer fireman duties to supervise. Ambulance service for the public remains unchanged.
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Edith Minkler
Deeper Life Manor
Alex Gueho
Stark
Mary Bailey
Westview Nursing Home
Marvin Sullens
N. Evergreen
Mary Blankenship
Humboldt
Leland McDaniel
R. 1
John Sallee
Buffalo
Eric
Robert Dean Spencer
Cherryvale
Beverly Carol Fixson
Independence
Arthur Aull Martin
Springfield
Jill Ann Swan
Erie
Martin Earl Barnhart
Chanute
Marsha Ann Osburn
William Edward O'Brien
St. Ped
Anna Marie Dick
St. Paul
State of Kansas
Ray Waller
Chester Hibbs
Patricia Marie Naff
Michael Keith Naff
District Court Action
Irene Laura Compton
Leonard Mathew Compton Sr
Nancy Watkins
Carl Watkins
Brenda Sue Harding
Leslie Lee Harding Jr
Purse Stolen From Laundry Reported In Chanute
Peggy Cheney of 1120 S Forest reports a purse stolen from a South Santa Fe laundry between 5 and 6 p.m. Sunday, containing about $100. Chanute firefighters responded to a small Monday fire at 518 E 18th caused by a faulty stove flue, producing heavy smoke but no damage.
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Peggy Cheney
S. Forest
South Santa Fe
Chanute
John Erickson
Erickson
Second Revenue Check Received by County
A check for $99,865 was received Monday by Don Harding county treasurer as the second federal revenue sharing payment for Neosho County for 1972. Total receipts reach $203,934 and the funds are placed in certificates of deposit across banks in the county.
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Don Harding
Neosho County
Local Kustom Payroll Over 2.3 Million
The Chanute area payroll for Kustom Electronics and Kustom Signals in 1972 was 2,343,890 paid to about 365 people. Don Haymaker, personnel director, cited a total payroll of 2,980,655 for 415 workers including outside sales, with the firms at 1010 W Chestnut.
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Kustom Electronics
Kustom
Chanute Work
Don Haymaker
Chanute Area
W. Chestnut
Fredonia Annexes 30 Acres Into City Limits
Fredonia city commissioners approved an annexation ordinance adding about 30 acres to the city. The tract includes part of the industrial park, land owned by Archer Daniels Midland and a parcel owned by Lawrence Kibbey.
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Fredonia
Archer Daniels-Midland
Lawrence Kibbey
Planning meeting for Chanute High Class of 1963 reunion
A reunion planning meeting is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at Gary Taylor’s home 404 S Rutter. Any class member may attend to offer reunion activity ideas. The Wednesday Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting at First Christian Church has been canceled.
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Chanute High School
Gary Taylor
S. Rutter
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Fund for Injured Passes $530.50 Mark
In St Paul a fund for three Kennedy brothers and cousin Pouche from Girard has reached $530.50 after a Dec 30 traffic crash. Eddie Kennedy remains in intensive care at University of Kansas Medical Center. Others show improvement. In Fort Scott Bourbon County workers gain $20 monthly raise retroactive to Jan 1.
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ST. Paul
Eddie Kennedy
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Bourbon County
KC Plans Vice Probe
Mayor Richard Walsh urged Wyandotte County District Attorney Nick A. Tomasic to investigate charges of prostitution gambling and illegal private club operations in Kansas City Kansas. Police Chief John J. Donnelly and Capt. Thomas Dailey backed the move amid a spate of recent local activity tied to Kansas City Star reports.
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Kansas City, Kan
Richard Walsh
Wyandotte
Nick A. Tomasic
City Hall
Walsh
John J. Donnelly
Thomas Dailey
Kansas City Star
Local Stocks and Egg Prices Reported
Kustom Electronics quotes bid 138 percent and ask 14 percent. Manley Industries shares bid 4 percent and ask 5 percent. Eggs priced at Grade A Extra Large 0.53, Grade A Large 0.49, Grade A Medium 0.49, Grade A Small 0.38.
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Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
Spencer W. Finney
Efficiency Displayed in City Collision Ticketing
City Manager Will B. Tschudy collided with a second car and received a ticket for driving with obstructed vision. Officer Michael Underwood, back on duty after suspensions tied to a prior Halloween disturbance inquiry, issued the citation. Tschudy praised the police work as the fastest in months.
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Tschudy
Erie to Host Area Officials Meeting in January
Southeast Kansas County Officials Association holds its quarterly meeting in Erie on January 11 with 9 a.m. registration and morning discussions. Neosho County banks sponsor a luncheon at Federated Church, followed by an afternoon address by Chanute attorney Joe Balch. Attendees include officials from 17 southeast Kansas counties.
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Southeast Kansas County Officials Association
Erie
Neosho County
Federated Church
Chanute
Joe Balch
Kansas
Parsons City Manager Tschudy Resigns to Lead Olathe
Parson s will lose city manager Will B Tschudy effective February 5 as he moves to become city manager of Olathe. The 32 year old will earn 20500 annually, up from 17500 here. He has served four and a half years in Parsons and previously led Garnett. He also chairs the Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission, which he resigns immediately.
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Parsons
Will B. Tschudy
Olathe
Tschudy
Garnett
Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission
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