Kingman Appointed Blue Cross Representative in Local Area
Irvin Kingman is named Blue Cross Blue Shield representative for Allen Coffey Elk Greenwood Neosho Wilson and Woodson counties succeeding Gene Cunningham who moves to southeast Kansas group development. Office listed at 211 W Main.
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Irvin Kingman
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Gene Cunningham
Kansas
Kingman
W. Main
Allen
Coffey
Elk
Greenwood
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
Basic Education Program Begins at Neosho Junior College
English, math and reading classes in the adult basic education program start tonight at 7 p.m. in Stoltz Hall. Anyone over 16 who dropped out may register anytime during the year, regardless of last grade completed.
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Stoltz Hall
Neosho Junior College
Fort Scott Plans Three Day Measles Vaccine Drive
Fort Scott school officials expect 800 to 1,000 children from kindergarten through third grade to receive a new Rubella vaccine on Wednesday. Officials fear another German measles outbreak due to birth defects linked to maternal infection in early pregnancy.
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Fort Scott
Al Guiot Speaks on Chanute Parks at Kiwanis Meeting
Al Guiot superintendent of recreation and parks outlined the Chanute recreation program and park facilities to Kiwanis Club members at the Tioga Hotel. Program chairman Ben Barber introduced the speaker. guests Kent Finley Terry Murphy attended. Maurice Reagan presided as president.
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al Guiot
Chanute
Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
Ben Barber
Kent Finley
Tax Reform Still Theme Guides Limited Proposals
Governor outlines tax reform guidelines while criticizing local property tax shifts and state spending. He argues for restraint on budgets, supports targeted relief, and favors tax rules that aid the least able to pay, with elderly exemptions and constitutional limits preserved.
GOP Leaders Assail Docking Speech as Demagoguery
In Topeka Republican leaders Sen Glee Smith and Rep Calvin Strowig criticized Governor Dockings televised preview of tax relief plans as general and demagogic. They questioned a proposed property tax lid noting inflation and sparsely populated counties would struggle to replace it with alternative taxes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Robert Docking
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Senate
Calvin Strowig
Abilene
House
Docking
Strowig
Smith
Butter and Egg Prices Steady in Chicago Markets
In Chicago the butter market shows no change with prices steady and mixed grade indicators. Eggs also hold steady with prices unchanged and strong demand for grade one products continuing to support the market.
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Chicago
Daily notes from Neosho hospital and county activity
Visiting hours at Neosho Memorial Hospital are 2 to 4 pm and 6:30 to 8 pm. Census reports 86 adults and pediatrics with four babies. Police court actions list several bonds posted for speeding illegal parking and stop sign violations. Local births record two newborns, and fire runs note two incidents including a wiring and carburetor fire. Kansas City cattle and hog market quotes plus sheep market activity are provided.
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Michael van Nice
Humboldt
Ricky Audiss
SI. N. Forest
James R. Peters
S. Highland
Hillside Auto Parts
Bob Proctor
Wall Street Mixed in Slow Trading Ahead of State of the Union
The stock market drifted into a mixed state in slow trading with declines barely ahead of advances. Analyst Larry Wachtel of Bache & Co noted little buying or selling pressure as investors await President Nixon's State of the Union address and budget message later this month. The Dow at noon stood at 791.12, up 0.60 after a flat morning.
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New York
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
Nixon
Parsons Ambulance Service may end unless subsidy raised
Parsons Ambulance Service could discontinue emergency runs on March 15 if the city does not agree to a higher subsidy. William H. Corey, owner, says the firm would shift to private convalescent service only. The city has paid 400 monthly since 1967, 500 monthly since 1970, with potential county increases and a possible raise to 600 monthly sought by Corey.
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Parsons
William H. Corey
Corey
Bank of the past reports of condition balance sheet fragment
The document presents partial figures for liabilities and capital accounts including total deposits of 15,601,156.94 and total liabilities 14,246,702.15. It shows reserves on loans and securities, capital accounts with equity, and signatures from bank officers and directors confirming the accuracy of the condition report.
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Perre Des Bees
A. Wood
December Patient Totals At Neo Sho Memorial Hospital
Neo sho Memorial Hospital reported December totals with 249 in-patients. breakdown includes 164 medical 59 surgery 26 obstetrics while out-patients were 297. nursery had 86 days and occupancy reached 55.8 per cent for adults and pediatrics and 20 per cent for nursery.
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Neosho County
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Woodson
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Coffey
Sedgwick
Brown
Greenwood
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Labette
Montgomery
Missouri
Dwight Wallingford
Virgil Mix
John McMeekin
Wilbur Allison
Wallingford
Ed Naanes
Erie
Joe Balch
Gien Dormais
City Commission Meeting Debates Uniform Policy and Park Plans
City officials discuss the uniform policy for overtime and budget adjustments. The commission denies Phillips a mobile home park project at Tenth and Katy due to zoning. Yeage property deed to Manley Industries will transfer to recoup city investment in four years. Mayor accepts New’s immediate resignation.
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Katy
Parkman
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Neosho
Labette County
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North Vietnamese reinforce Laos antiaircraft defenses
In Laos, officials report stronger anti aircraft defenses to shield infiltration routes while a new push continues in the Mekong Delta. Three light observation helicopters have been shot down in action. Civil liberties lawyers move to overturn undesirable Army discharges tied to antiwar activities.
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Saigon
Laos
South Vietnam
Mekong
Washington
Abandoned State Highway vehicle to be sold at public auction
The State Highway Commission of Kansas will auction at 9:00 A.M. on January 15, 1970 in Chanute to the highest cash bidder UNIT NO. 910 YEAR 1957 MAKE Pontiac MODEL Sedan IDENT NO KT7S7H6875. Also probate notice in Neosho County for Carl W. Quinn estate with hearing February 5, 1970 in Erie.
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Chanute Tribune
State Highway Commission
West Fourteenth
Chanute
Kansas
State Highway Commission OF Kansas
John D. Montgomery
State OF Kansas
Neosho
Carl W. Quinn
John C. Quinn
Erie
John ©. Quinn
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Alberta Gough
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State of
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Laura M. Cassingham
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