Volunteers Aid Murray Hill Aide Program Bids District 413 Study
Volunteers from the community will assist Murray Hill teachers in the 1971-72 school year as the District 413 Board approves a volunteer teacher aide program. A cooperative special education plan with nearby districts is tentatively tabled while plans for expansion and funding are explored.
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Terry Koch
Murray Hill
District 413 Board of Education
District 413
Pat McMurtrey
Pawnee
Shawnee
Fisher
Glen Ainsworth
Brotton
Paving and sewer assessments due for southwest Chanute area
Homeowners on the southwest side and in Avdyn Heights Subdivision No 1 will receive notices for street paving assessments. About 47 projects total will appear on next year’s tax rolls, with $591000 charged to property owners and $150000 to the city. Notices will list owner name and address, street front, and cost, with public hearings after two weeks for protest.
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Avdyn Heights Subdivision
Robert Penning
Jon
Pennington
Floyd Heath
the Tribune
Summer band concert set for Central Park Thursday
The adult band from the summer recreation program performs at 7 30 p m Thursday outdoors in Central Park. Attendees should bring lawn chairs or sit in cars. Last week 120 people attended the threatened weather held event. Band members come from Iola Humboldt and Chanute. Janet Webber directs.
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Central Park
Iola
Humboldt
Chanute
Janet Webber
Safari Recreation and Parks Commission
Erie Plans 98th Old Soldiers Reunion Bean Feed Week
Erie outlines a seven day schedule for the 98th Old Soldiers and Sailors Reunion with events from July 12 to 17. Highlights include free bean feed on courthouse lawn, softball games, children and adult races, Farmers Appreciation Day, a street dance with Don Powell and the Wichita Linemen, a swimming revue, beauty contests, a Friday night Dixieland show, horseshoe pitching, a Teen Tones concert, and various rides, games, and concessions supported by B&E Amusement Co and the Boy Scouts.
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Erie
Old Soldiers & Sailors
Erie Field
St. Paul
Main Street
Donnie Do- Dad
Wichita Linemen
Don Powell
City Park
Kansas
Fremar Accordion Studios
Fort Scott
B&e Amusement Co
Boy Scouts of Erie
Sale Action Date Set For Neosho County Tax Sale
District Court in Erie set August 23 for the Neosho County delinquent tax sale covering about 95 parcels. Former County Attorney John White disclosed the date, while guardian ad litem Clark Fleming has returned to work. Sheriff sale will follow after foreclosure judgments and legal notices. SAIGON AP Laotian forces pressed a two pronged offensive at Plain of Jars as Vietnam war drifted toward a standstill.
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Neosho County
Erie
John White
The
Tribune
Clark Fleming
Fleming
Raymond Radford
White
Saigon
Plain of Jars
Vietnam
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
Intercepted note reveals a school after class help effort by volunteers with a teacher, noting a week of after school stays.
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Cha
Tax suit filed over Treasury depreciation rule changes
A consumer coalition led by Ralph Nader and Common Cause filed a federal suit to block Treasury Department changes in business equipment tax guidelines. The group argues the revision is unconstitutional without congressional authorization and seeks a permanent injunction against the new depreciation rules announced June 22. The suit contends Treasury and the IRS violated existing congressional enactments.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Common Cause
Treasury Department
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Will leaves estate to U S government in Los Angeles
Edward M. Butts wrote a will March 27 in his house trailer then died June 3 at age 73. Public administrator probated the will listing a trailer car ring bank account and 32000 in a safe deposit box totaling 36738.56 with the United States named as sole beneficiary.
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Los Angeles
Edward M. Butts
America
United States
Butts
Government of
The
Democratic lawmakers oppose citation of CBS president
Twenty one House Democrats challenge a proposed contempt citation against CBS and its president Frank Stanton for pressuring the Commerce Committee. Rep Parren Mitchell of Maryland calls the move unjustified in law and policy and leads a letter urging rejection.
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Washington
House
Commerce Committee
CBS
Frank Stanton
Rep
Parren J. Mitchell
D-Md
Mitchell
Government to start crime insurance for 11 states DC
The government will begin underwriting crime insurance on August 1 for homes and businesses in 11 states and the District of Columbia. The Department of Housing and Urban Development says the areas were selected due to a critical problem of availability of affordable crime insurance. States include California Connecticut Illinois Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island.
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Washington
States
District of Columbia
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Congress
California
Connecticut
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Park Clash in Memorial Park Stuns Omaha Police
Omaha police attempting to enforce an 8 p.m. curfew in Memorial Park clashed with about 500 youths and some police officers Tuesday night. The confrontation left at least two officers and five youths injured, none seriously.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Memorial Park
Dole Announces CCC Butter Stock For Foreign Nations
The Department of Agriculture will offer Commodity Credit Corporation butter stocks to foreign nations at 50 cents per pound. Senator Bob Dole says 168 million pounds are available to ease the global shortage and stabilize prices while aiding nations in need.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
U. S
Bob Dole
Dole
CCC
Krier Dies Testing Experimental Aircraft Near Rose Hill
Harold Krier a three time national aerobatics champion from Derby Kansas was killed when he attempted to bail out of an experimental aircraft he was testing near Rose Hill about 4 p.m. Tuesday. FAA officials planned to continue the investigation today into the fatal crash.
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Rose Hill
Kan
Federal Aviation Administration
Harold Krier
Derby
Krier
Wichita
Docking names board member and 25 reappointments
Gov. Docking announced two new appointments including Rudolph E. Stephen to the state Board of Tax Appeals succeeding William D. Anderson Jr. Stephen is a Wichita real estate partner. Harold Buoy of Kansas City Kansas was named to a four year term on the Economic Research Advisory Committee.
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Topeka
Kan
State Board of Tax Appeals
Robert Docking
Rudolph E. Stephen
Wichita
Tax Appeals Board
William D. Anderson Jr
Stephen
Harold Buoy
Kansas City
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Buford Fisher
Moran
Yates Center
Crest
Salina
Utility Corporation
Cities Service
State Department of Health
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Fairfield
Alcott
Health Department
Kkoy Radio
Lacey Carpet Sales
Board of Education
Glen Neely
Dwight Blackwood
Dale Fairchild
Neely
Evelyn Woodruff
Cerk
Joe Balch
Bill Boone
Bank of Commerce
Lynn Kirkman
Beverly Rideau
Lyle Dean
Chanute Recreation and Parks Department
Highland Park
Mary Holcomb
Dede White
Cathy Goben
Dian Blake
Floyd Geasland
Marilee Tarpley
Debbie Bright
Carol Sommers
Rex Willis
Steve Perley
Vance Bright
Manning
Texas
Don Manning
Sweetwater
Tex
Westcentral
Abilene
John Sealet
Dixieland
the Legion Hall
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