Deaths-Funerals for Louise Lamb and Myrtle Mintz
Mrs. Louise Lamb 66, of Elsmore died Sunday at St Francis Hospital Topeka born Oct 7 1887 Reading Kan married Otho T Lamb 1910 Council Grove Kan. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Elsmore Cemetery Ralston Hutton Moran. Myrtle K Mintz died Sunday family to receive friends 7:30 8:30 p.m. at Johnson Mortuary today.
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Louise Lamb
Elsmore
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
She
Reading, Kan
Herman and
Amelia Prochl
Otho T. Lamb
Council Grove
Kan
Lamb
Orin Hessong
Elsmore Cemetery
Ralston-Hutton Funeral Home
Moran
Mintz
Myrtle K. Mintz
Johnson Mortuary
Inmates sue Leavenworth over solitary confinement
Seven inmates at the Leavenworth federal penitentiary accuse administrators of illegally keeping them in a solitary unit known as the hole. They say they had no opportunity to contest charges leading to their segregation. The suit ties to the June 14 fatal stabbing of Floyd Morrow, a 2 year old convict from St. Louis, while working in the kitchen. Lawyers note six of the seven belong to the Church of the New Song, an inmate created sect. FBI and prison officials continue the murder investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Kan
Federal Penitentiary At
Leavenworth
Floyd Morrow
St. Louis
Chanute News Briefs Highlight Local Campaigns and Life Events
Parsons, incumbent and Democratic candidate for state senator from the 14th District, visits Chanute Monday to gauge the political field. Mrs. John Bench of Kansas City Kan. undergoes treatment after surgery at St Luke’s Hospital. The Henrichs of Humboldt announce the adoption of a 14 month old daughter Michelle Annette with grandparents listed. Hoopes family of Lawrence welcome daughter Tara Anne born Monday. Almonds return to Warminster after visiting Warner parents. Steve Almond has completed two years of a four year Navy enlistment. Kimbell of Yates Center named Woodson County chair for Morris Kay campaign for governor. Storm of Chanute receives Kansas State Teachers College honors for scholastic achievement. Tim Fleming and Karen Riley among 481 students at Midwestern Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas. camp ends July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Fleming
N. Plummer
Karen Riley
Iola
University of Kansas
New Poultry Labels Delayed Six Months in Update
Washington AP The Agriculture Department granted poultry processors six months more to use old labels before new rules require clear disclosures of net weight dietary claims artificial flavorings coloring agents and ingredients New deadline January 12 1973 cited due to short two month notice before rule took effect
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crossroads Opens in Iola with Marvin Boyer Leader
A new restaurant named Crossroads has opened in Iola Indiana with Marvin Boyer as the principal owner. The opening adds a local dining option and signals growth for the town's hospitality scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Crossroads IN
Marvin Boyer
Frank Speaks Aide Tells of London Trip and Race Watch
The article notes June 8 testimony before a House committee and a trip to London to watch a horse race. It states Frank Sinatra was a vice president and director of Berkshire D Fla and that the committee has evidence that Raymond Patriarca and Gennaro Angiulo hid money in a now-defunct racetrack that year.
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House Committee
London
Sinatra
Berkshire D-Fla
Cosa Nostra
Raymond Patriarca
Gennaro Angiulo
Oat Acreage Planted Drops to Post 1875 Low
Washington AP reports USDA data show 14.3 million acres of oats for harvest, down 9 percent from 1971 and 23 percent from 1970, the smallest since 1875. Flaxseed on about 1.2 million acres is the fewest since 1998, while soybeans reach 45.6 million acres, doubling 1959 and tripling 1953 plantings.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
Candidate Airs Views on Taxes in Neosho County Race
Larry Hudson, Republican candidate for state representative from the 10th district, advocates higher income taxes to lower property taxes. He competes in a three way primary with Frederick Apt Jr. and George Works. District includes Big Creek Grant and Walnut Grove townships. He favors lower residential assessments vs income producing property and higher elderly homeowner exemptions, plus a state board to enforce equal assessments.
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Larry Hudson
Hudson
Frederick G. Apt. Jr
Iola
George Works
Humboldt
Big Creek
Grant
Walnut Grove
Neosho County
Court Actions Report From City Court
Cary James Bockover of 218 N Central was paroled to Police Chief Lige Matlock for one year after a May 29 sentence of 90 days in county jail for disorderly conduct public intoxication and destruction of city property. Jack Gilpin of Edna released after insufficient evidence in a marijuana case. Steve A McGinty of Kansas City Kan pled guilty to reckless driving and driving on a suspended license. fined 50 and 30 days jail. James W Greathouse of Altoona pled guilty to speeding defective tail light and driving without a license. fined 118. suspended license charge dropped.
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Cary James Bockover
N. Central
Lige Matlock
Bockover
Jack Gilpin
Edna
Richard Ashley
Gilpin
Virginia Mabrey
Parsons
Miss Mabrey
Steve A. McGinty
Kansas City
Kan
McGinty
James W. Greathouse
Altoona
Wilson County Fair Dates Set
FREDONIA The Wilson County Fair will be held July 27 28 and 29 with nightly rodeo performances at 8 and a dance in the Porter Building on the fairgrounds. Rodney Lay and the Wild West will perform.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Porter
Rodney Lay
The
Wild West
Police report theft of rack and King family disorder
The Tribune notes a newspaper rack stolen from in front of Quik Trip at 924 W Main during Sunday night or Monday morning. Terry King of Chanute filed a disorderly conduct complaint against William King Jr. after an alleged assault in the 100 block of West Main. A careless driving ticket was issued to William King Jr. with July 24 arraignment and $50 bond. Later, William King Sr. reported William King Jr. assaulted Terry King. a separate assault charge was signed and William King Jr. jailed.
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the Tribune
W. Main
Terry King
Chanute
William King Jr
West Main
William King
William King Sr
Boy Returns Found Money Bag at Downtown Store
Andrew Ramsey, 11, of 215 West Third Street, found a bag of money and checks on a downtown store counter Monday. He turned it in at the police station and authorities say the owner was later located and the bag was returned.
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Andrew Ramsey
Ramsey
Crawford County Population Gains in 1971
Crawford County shows population rise from 38,240 to 38,619 a gain of 379. Girard leads with an increase from 2,608 to 2,790 while Cherokee falls from 839 to 760. Pittsburg grows from 20,300 to 20,374.
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Girard
Crawford County
Harold Hutchins
Pittsburg
Day Care Home Plans to Open After License Application
Mrs Gerald Jones of 317 West Main plans a day care at the former Jones Grocery. She has applied for a license and would care for six children after renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Jones
W. Main
Jones’ Grocery
Jones
Market Egg Prices and Local Electronics Bid Data
Local market listing shows eggs by grade with prices: Grade A Extra Large 32, Grade A Large 0?, Grade A Medium 25. Current receipts and local stocks include bids and asks. Electronics firm Kustom Electronics and ILC Products appear with bid and ask figures 11 and 12 percent, furnished by Spencer W. Finney.
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Kustom Electronics Ilc
Spencer W. Finney
Synanon Members Seek Cattle Donations in Chanute Today
Two Synanon members, Bill Smith and Roy Gewant, will visit Chanute to request cattle donations for the rehabilitation group. Synanon, founded in 1958 to aid drug and alcohol addicts and delinquents, reports 2000 residents and a need for 400 cattle annually. Last year Kansas residents gave 30 cattle. The organization operates without federal or state aid from Santa Monica, California.
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Chanute
Bill Smith
Roy Gewant
Synanon
Visiting Hours And Census At Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 p m and 6 30 to 8 p m at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Census shows 60 adults and pediatrics and one baby. Birth announced: Mr and Mrs Danny Shaw R 1 a girl today. Names and addresses of patients and visitors appear in the schedule for Monday and today.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Danny Shaw
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Michelle Annette
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W. Maia
Rehabilitation Foundation Is
Santa Monica, Calif
Daily Transcript
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Georgia Gluck
Thayer
Floyd Wolfe
Farlton
J. R. Hale
Carolyn Utley
Burlington
Pat Gorell
Casey Irwin
Robert Cantwell
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Lara Carson
Jose Godinez
Eldon Volk
Eric
Lawrence McNamara
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Clifford Haslett
W. Olive
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