Hospital Budget Talks and Kay Resignation Discussed
Neosho Memorial Hospital board met in executive session to discuss Dr. James Kay’s resignation amid administration conflicts. Officials considered Kay’s decision, invited him to a private dinner, and planned a follow up. The board also reviewed budget detail needs and potential facility expansion or a new hospital in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cowden
Neosho Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
James Kay
Ed Ashley
Kay
G. W. McDowell
Reuben Burkman
McDowell
Mitchell says Nixon innocence defended during Watergate hearing
Former Atty General John Mitchell testified before the Senate Watergate hearings that he believes he was right to withhold the full Watergate story from President Nixon. He argued he shielded the president to protect Nixon's second term and insisted Nixon did not know of political and official Watergate involvement until this year.
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Washington
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
Senate
Jeb Stuart Magruder
John W. Dean III
White House
DeMeritt Company Plans Large Scale Ardyn Heights Homes
DeMeritt Construction Co announced it purchased the Ardyn Heights Addition from Charles Ross of Kustom Electronics to develop new homes. Roger Shepherd said construction will begin within 90 days with several speculative houses planned, two already in contracts at 40 000 to 50 000 dollars.
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DeMeritt Construction Co
Ardyn Heights
DeMeritt
Roger Shepherd
Charles Ross
Kustom Electronics, Inc
Shepherd
Avdyn Heights
Chanute
Dead Lake at Santa Fe Lake After Train Derailment
North Santa Fe Lake is effectively dead after last Friday’s derailment spilled 70 000 gallons of acetic anhydride causing oxygen depletion. Eight railroad and park workers removed about 3000 pounds of dead fish using four boats and dip nets while a fogging machine deodorized the area. A derailed tank car was moved for repair. the cause traced to a worn flange on a lumber car wheel at a switch near 14th Street.
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Santa Fe Lake
Lester Lawrence
Texana Tank Car Corp
Nash
Tex
Lawrence
14Th Street
HEW Chief Warns Medicare Costs May Rise
Washington AP Administration officials warn Medicare patients pay near pre plan levels due to inflation. Health Secretary Caspar Weinberger says a late September proposal to Congress will push a national health insurance plan built on voluntary coverage and curb cost inflation. He urges limiting hospital visits and revising government reimbursement for Medicare services.
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Washington
Ap) — Administration
Medicare
Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar W. Weinberger
House
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Wein
Berger
HEW
Few Volunteer for Forces in June Recruiting Slump
Pentagon reports show Army and Navy underperformed in June amid a broad recruiting drive after the draft ended. Navy fell 40 percent short, enlisting 8,357 of 14,200 goal. Army total reached 15,019, about 1,500 under target. Air Force and Marine Corps surpassed goals.
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Navy
Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
Federal sterilization guidelines not issued last year
Dr Warren Hern told a Senate subcommittee that federal guidelines from 1971 by the Office of Economic Opportunity that might have prevented the sterilization of two Alabama girls were not issued last year. He said the White House blocked the guidelines because it was an election year. Attempts to obtain White House comment were unsuccessful.
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Washington
Alabama
Senate
Office of Economic Opportunity
White House
Warren Hern
Denver
Senate Labor and Public Welfare
Hern
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Hints of Miracle
An intercepted letter mentions leaves that might have produced a miracle, suggesting an unexpected turn or hope. The message hints at possible hidden elements or plans linked to Cha and a foreseen dramatic event.
Teen charged after July stabbing in city
Police arrest Vincent Berry, 19, of 1209 N Washington, on aggravated assault charges for stabbing Robert Neely, 4, near Lincoln and Main last Wednesday. Berry posted a $2000 bond and awaits July 18 arraignment at 1 30 p m in city court. Neely received a leg wound and was discharged from Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Vincent Berry
Washington
Robert Neely
Ment
City Court
Neely
Lincoln
Main
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fair and warm tonight with sunny heat Thursday
The forecast calls for fair and warm conditions tonight with a low in the mid to upper 70s. Thursday will be sunny and hot with highs in the mid to upper 90s and southerly winds 5 to 12 mph.
Plane Crash Near Paris Claims Many Lives
A Varig Airlines Boeing 707 en route from Sao Paulo to Paris with a Rio de Janeiro stopover crashed about three miles south of Orly Airport as it attempted an emergency landing. Officials reported only a few survivors among 117 passengers and 17 crew. three survivors were rescued from the wreckage. Authorities are assessing casualties on and near the crash site.
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Paris
Orly
Varig Airlines
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Bears on Kemano Golf Course Alarm Players in Kitimat
Seven grizzly bears have taken up residence on a golf course at Kemano 50 miles south of Kitimat. The animals feed from a nearby dump and golfers report jitters though no damage has occurred.
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Kitimat
B.C
Kemano
Here
Bears
Kitty Hawk Returns After 2.2 Million Antisubmarine Upgrade
The Kitty Hawk, an 80000 ton supercarrier, returns to San Diego after a six month antisubmarine conversion at Hunters Point. It becomes first to carry F14 Tomcat and S3A Viking jets with a 6000 strong crew. Previous cruise saw racial violence off Vietnam in October 1972 with 46 injuries and 27 court martialed.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
U.S
Freezing Fatalities on Matterhorn in Frigid Outbreak
Two American climbers froze to death and a 47 year old Scot and his 17 year old son were killed on the Matterhorn as a freak cold spell struck the 14 960 foot summit. The Graven pair were found on the Zmutt glacier about 19 300 feet up after a 600 foot fall. About 20 climbers unable to reach shelter were rescued by airborne crews as weather improved late Tuesday.
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Zermatt
Switzerland
Matterhorn
Stanley Archer Graven
Zmutt
Cambodian Air Strikes Kill About 200 Rebels Near Kompong Kantuot
U S and Cambodian fighter bombers reported killing about 200 insurgents around Kompong Kantuot. A military spokesman said trapped defenders from a school escaped, counted enemy dead, and found 30 rifles after Tuesday air strikes.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Kompong Kantuot
Tanks Stifle Protest in Montevideo as Troops Patrol
Combat troops tanks and armored cars patrolled downtown Montevideo after a general strike weakened. A mediation effort sought to curb protests against President Juan M Bordaberry who extended dictatorial powers. Tanks moved near the presidential palace and Independence Plaza to deter a repeat of Monday night’s two hour clash between police and demonstrators.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan M. Bordaberry
Presidential Palace
Independence Plaza
Bordaberry
Picasso grandson Pablito dies after desperate act
In Cannes, Pablo Picasso's 24 year old grandson Pablito died after drinking bleaching fluid four days after the artist's death at his Riviera villa. He had been denied entry to the villa with his mother and sister and remained in critical condition at a Antibes hospital.
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Cannes
France
Pablo Picasso
Pablito
The
Riviera
Picasso
Antibes
Paul
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Dwight Wallingford
John McMeekin
McMeekin
Burkman
Wallingford
DeMeritt Company
North Santa Fe
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the Recreation and Parks Commission
Paul Keller
Recreation and Parks Commission
Keller
HEW Head
Ing
Pentagon
Marines
Cha
Yours
Berry
Grizzly Golf
South Pacific
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