Legislature Probes Supplemental Budget In 1971 Session
In Topeka the House and Senate Ways and Means Committees handle supplemental appropriation bills despite prior warnings of no such funding. Sen. Tom Van Sickle notes emergency needs may trigger some allocations. The Senate bill totals 13.1 million dollars with 11.2 million from federal grants and student fees plus Kansas University Medical Center funds, leaving 1.9 million from state general funds. The governor’s prior recommended supplemental funds were 54.8 million last year and 58.1 million this year.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Tom van Sickle
R-Fort Scott
Kansas University Medical Center
Fort Scott
van Sickle
Social Welfare
Goveror
Deaths and funerals in Chanute and area
Prominent residents die in Chanute Altamont and Parsons report deaths including John C Foreman 72 Mercy Hospital Fort Scott and Cecil Fowler 64 of Erie. Services set at Sperry and Johnson chapels with graves at Altamont Greenlawn Memorial Park. Also obituaries for Clarence Gamble 80 and Anna Masters 57 Lebanon Missouri with services planned and survivors listed. Local livestock and market notes follow, plus business service openings at Chanute TV Electronics and budget discussions in state government with figures from Van Sickle.
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Altamont
John C. Foreman
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Leroy Foreman
Humboldt
Sperry Funeral Home
Chanute
Cecil Lloyd Fowler
W. Walnut
Fowler Transport Company
Mount Pleasant Church
Elks Lodge
Erie
Silas A. Fowler
Zella Johnson
Kansas City
40 and 8 Chapter aids child welfare and nurse training
Chanute's 40 and 8 Chapter 752 reports a Christmas fund raising drive for local child welfare and for nurse training scholarships. At the Legion party the group bought 13 pairs of shoes for children in need and plans more child welfare projects. Kenneth Cumings, chef de gare, says a local student will receive a $250 nurse’s training scholarship chosen by educators and need plus academics.
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Chanute
40 and 8 Chapter 752
American Legion
40 And 8
Kenneth Cumings
Cumings
Car Off Road Injury Report In Humboldt Area
Steven R. Ladlum, 17, of Humboldt, was admitted to Allen County Hospital in Iola after a single vehicle crash on US 169 south of Humboldt. He was driving a 1964 Pontiac northbound around 3:30 to 4:00 a.m. and went off the west side of the road into a creek embankment. he crawled from the wreckage and helped summon an ambulance. He was later discharged.
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Humboldt
Steven R. Ladlum
Allen County
Iola
Highway Patrol
Ladlum
Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours and Census
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM. Patient census shows 63 inpatients and pediatrics with two babies. Listings of names and addresses appear for Saturday Sunday and today across multiple streets and towns.
Phil lips family makes visits across Texas and Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin T. Phillips of 417 W. 5th returned from visits with relatives. On December 19 they went to Marshall Texas to visit daughter and family T. R. Jackson’s. Later in December they traveled to Atlanta Georgia to visit niece and family Ken Witt Karen and Kim. Mrs. R. E. Fraley of Fort Worth visited Atlanta and joined them for a week in Fort Worth.
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Marvin T. Phillips
W. 5Th
Marshall
Tex
T. R. Jackson
Phillip
Susan
Atlanta
Obscene Calls Reported to Church and Nursing Homes
An obscene telephone call was made at 6 30 a m today to a local church where the minister s wife was working and two similar calls to nearby nursing homes were reported Saturday, prompting police attention.
Panthers Lose Cage Shootout
Panthers suffer a home loss after a recent lull, with coach Mann praising the effort and hustle. They return to action Tuesday hosting Allen County, asserting they will be ready for the matchup.
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Panthers
Allen County
Mann
Lawmakers debate tax plan changes and school aid
Mixed reactions emerge as lawmakers discuss Smith's proposal. Hill supports a combined income and sales tax approach to raise state revenues while expanding school aid and easing property taxes. Smith would raise the sales tax to 414 percent by December, prompting careful review.
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Smith
Hill
Dismas House Louisville Aids Former Convicts
Frankfort Kentucky reports that Dismas House Louisville the state’s only treatment center helping ex convicts reintegrate into society shows a 75 percent success rate after operating for just over a year.
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Frankfort
Dismas House
Louisville
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Cecil L. Fowler
Ron
W. Elm
Myrl Alford
Johnson Chapel
Virgil Collins
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Heart Fund
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Kustom Electronics
Westamerica Securities, Inc
Clarence F. Gamble
S. Plummer
Ardyn Heights
Gamble, Wright and Crumley Gas Company
Altoona
Delbert Gamble
Della Steeves
Glen
Wichita
Dave
Fern) Fraser
S. Kansas
Virgil
Fay Green
Gibson- Koch Chapel
Bert Sutton
Buriel
Memorial Park Cemetery
Anna Masters
Anna Libby Masters
Lebanon
Ft. Leonard Wood
Hershal
Kathy Smothers
Elsie Shurtz
Midwest City
Okla
Ruth Smith
Joplin
Palmer-Pickering Funeral Home
Leanna Cemetery
Pioneer Hardware
Chanute TV Electronics
Dale Huntley
Herman Honas
Pioneer
Tribune
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Nathan Holé
Jeff Bilyeu
Ray Williams
Tioga Hotel
William Knock
E. 7Th
Deanna Davis
Eric
Debra Kay Miller
N. Steuben
Cora Blake
A. M. Lockyear
S. Lafyette
Robert Shannon
Belmont
Calif
Donald Simpson
Buffalo
April Bowers
Thayer
James McKenzie
N. Forest
Lee Mitchell
W. Oak
Garry Daniels
Barbara Mather
Western
Edith Hines
Neosho Manor
Corinne Burk
Nelson Teedman
Tola
Myrof Vandergrift
S. Forest
Jessie Sayer
S. Highland
David Savala
Savenburg
Kenneth Cordon
Neosho Co
Tobias
Mitchell
Tunstall
Allen
Drouhard
Purvis
Lawrenz
Channel
Coffeyville
Trip Reid Birch Starks
Evans
Henderson
Gardner
Neosho County
Reid
the Wizard OF ID
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Zir
Richard Rob
Beetle Bailey
Andy Capp
SULK
Archie
Colosseum
Forum
Caesar
Romulus
Remus
Erutus
Steve Canyon
Skeezix
Pet
Mrs. Sweet
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