Ehrlichman Testifies on Watergate Conflicts
John D. Ehrlichman faced a second day as a Senate Watergate witness and his testimony conflicted with that of at least six others. The White House readied a response to subpoenas for tape recordings of conversations and calls. Carmine Bellino, the committee’s chief investigator, was accused by Republicans of spying on the 1960 GOP campaign, which he denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ehrlichman
John D. Ehrlichman
Senate
Watergate Committee
White House
Bellino
Senate Committee
Carmine
Four Injured in Collision at US169 and K47
A two car crash at the intersection of US169 and K47 injures four people. James and Barbara Williams and Tracy Gaines of Pittsburg along with Gary Thompson of Coffeyville were involved. Williams and Gaines treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Thompson released.
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James
Barbara Williams
Pittsburg
Tracy Gaines
Gary Thompson
Coffeyville
the Williams
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Thompson
Miss Gaines
Highway Patrol
Williams
Dispatcher Quits Force In Kansas City Area
David Hagan, Chanute Police Department dispatcher since April 28, resigns to become a detective with Bartlesville police. Bartlesville offers $160 more monthly. resignation effective August 1. Hagan previously served with Parsons PD, Kansas Bureau of Investigation, and Oswego sheriff's department. Southeast Kansas Junior Angus Association hosts first heifer and steer show in Erie with 33 entries. champion heifer Sandra Kimzey and champion steer Randy McCabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hagan
Chanute
Hagan
Bartlesville
Lige Matlock
Parsons Police Department
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Oswego
Southeast Kansas Junior Angus Association
Sandra Kimzey
Randy McCabe
Chuck Johnson
McCabe
Russell Cook
Ralph Wade
Parsons
KFDI
Wichita
Cloverdale Farms
Fort Scott
Debbie Erickson
Junior Angus Association
Rob Smith
Phil Ljundahl
Kansas
Shelterhouse Added To Reserve Status At Gunn Park
The Fort Scott Park Commission designates a second shelterhouse at Gunn Park for group reservations. Groups must include 20 or more persons and a $5 fee is set to reserve either of the two shelterhouses.
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Fort Scott
Fort Scott Park Commission
Gunn Park
Commission
Deaths and Funerals in Northeast Kansas
Obituary notes report Minnie Hicks 92 of Neodesha dies and is buried after funeral services in Neodesha with surviving children and extensive descendant lists. Other obituaries list Earl May 69 of Independence and Mary Ruth Hollis 72 of Augusta, with funeral plans and service details. Chanute Planning Commission to consider rezoning Byers Quarry from B-1 to B-2 and a zoning amendment to include nursing homes and hospitals in a special uses category.
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Altoona
Neodesha
Minnie Esther Hicks
Independence
Earl H. May
Mercy Hospital
Tole Landscaping Service
Independence Glass Company
Glencliff Creamery
James Manufacturing Company
Fredonia
John May
Tillie Alice Prine
Cecil A
Wichita
Walter E
Stolcomb
Wash
William
Wanda) Bean
Brookville
Ind
Louis
Barbara) Heck
R. J
Chanute
Potts Funeral Home
Thayer
Mary Ruth Hollis
Augusta
Augusta Medical Complex
Santa Fe Railroad
Denver
Colo
The
Santa Fe
Chilhowee
John Milton Lewis
Visiting Hours Set At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 66 patients including adults, pediatrics, and one baby. City and area names appear with resident names and addresses for Tuesday and today in Humboldt Parsons St Joseph and Deeper Life areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Slum and Debt Bills Headed for Final Draft
A Kansas special legislative committee reported tentative approval of bills to force repairs in slum rental houses and curb debtor harassment. Senator Paul Hess said final drafts will precede formal votes for a 1974 session introduction. The landlord measure targets slum area landlords, not reputable owners, while the debt collection bill bans illegal harassment and allows notifying a debtor’s employer with proper notice.
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Peka
Kan
Paul Hess
Wichita
Consumer Protection
Hess
Neighborhood Notes from Yates Center and Surrounding
The Yates Center neighborhood page notes the New York Valley Church of God homecoming on Sunday with a 10 a.m. worship service 11 a.m. Sunday School and a 12:45 p.m. basket dinner. The Dave Cheshier family of Neodesha performs at 2 p.m. Several residents and visitors are listed with recent moves and visits. Elsmore Raritan Club hosts seventh annual ice cream social at Elsmore City Hall Saturday at 6 p.m. Patricia Black makes Kan State Teachers College honor roll at Emporia. Romine family reunion set for Sunday Aug 5 at Central Park Building with a noon basket dinner.
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New York Valley
Elsmore
Patricia Black
Robert Black
R. 1
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Romine
Central Park Building
Pen Warden Reinstated At Kansas Penitentiary
State penal director Robert Woodson reinstated Raymond J. Gaffney as warden of the Kansas State Penitentiary at Lansing effective today after a three member panel studied his record. The panel said Gaffney’s effectiveness was not impaired by his connection with a Kansas City Kansas grand jury investigation. Gaffney had been suspended June 29 after it was learned he had appeared before the federal grand jury. Subsequent testimony indicated a Kansas City policeman was questioned about procuring a prostitute for Gaffney.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Woodson
Raymond J. Gafney
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Woodson
Gaffney
Gafney
Kansas City
Pittsburg Sewege Reports Studied for Future Needs
Pittsburg city officials including City Manager Marty Stricklan Don Austin of the water department and Phillip Worthington of engineering filed reports with the state Board of Health in Chanute. The papers cover Pittsburg sewage treatment and its selection for a state study on future needs.
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Pittsburg
Marty Stricklan
Don Austin
City Water Department
Phillip Worthington
Engineering
State Board of Health
Chanute
Department of Health
District forms Bourbon County Rural Water District No 4
Bourbon County commissioners incorporated Rural Water District No 4 with Truman Robinson of Blue Mound as chairman and officers Buford Stewart Bronson as vice chairman Orville Morrison Blue Mound as secretary LeRoy Fuhrman Bronson as treasurer The benefit fee is 250 dollars.
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Fort Scott
County Commissioners
Bourbon County
Truman Robinson
Blue Mound
Buford Stewart
Bronson
Orville Morrison
LeRoy Fuhrman
Wain Thief Co. A. Patton Reports Mirror Theft
A. Patton of 801 N. Garfield reported to police Tuesday that two mirrors were stolen from his pickup truck. The case appears to involve property theft and no injuries were reported.
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Co. A. Patton
N. Garfield
National Guard Day Declared in City Resolution
City Commission approved a resolution praising the local National Guard for service and recruitment efforts and designated Saturday as National Guard Appreciation Day. The measure was adopted at the Monday meeting.
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National Guard
Local Market Egg Prices and Stock Bids
Listing shows eggs by grade with prices for Grade A Uxtra Large .63 and Grade A Large .53 and Grade A Medium .53. Local stocks include Kustom Electronics at 7 percent, Manley Industries at 258, and 3M at 5 percent with scattered notations and furnisher Spencer Kinmy.
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Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
Slaughter
Whyte
Spencer W. Kinmy
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Watergate
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Erie
Minnie Hicks
She
George Russell
Fred G. Hicks
Vertia York
Orlan
Margaret Noakes
R. S. Lewis
Thayer Cemetery
Dunsford Funeral Home
Daily Transcript
Wiona Cavaness
N. Steuben
Kevin Johnson
Daniel Campbell
Humboldt
Lori Hummer
N. Allen
Su- San Kinyon
W. 4Th
Darrell Jones
Bill Thompson
George Barker
W. Main
Clyde Brenner
S. Lincoln
Bob Schiess
St. Joseph
Fred Gerardy
Michael Fraser
S. Western
Keith Miller
Evergreen
Pamela Hughes
Box
Craig Mueller
Wayne Beck
Emma Clark
Ethel Reno
Bruce Saar
S. Grant
Timothy Taylor
Colonial Acres
Glenn E. Kent
Florence Warner
Iola
Kent
W. R. Kent
Raymond Dutch
S. Highland
Chanute Business College
Dutch
Carl] Orr
Lynn
David
Tennessee
Allen
Davenport
Iowa
Orr
First Presbyterian Church
Leland Lowe
Lowe
John Bollig
E. 4Th
Tribune
Daewood
Sweet Man
Ereluti Ina
Social
the Perverts
Tam
Beetle Bailey
GREP
Johnny Carson
Andy Capp
Archie
Archie and
Jughead
Snuffy Smith
Melissy
Loweezy
Steve Canyon
Skeezix
Anead Miz
Rufus
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