Refugee Family Faces Job Struggles in Washington Program
Khuong Le a retired South Vietnamese colonel and his family are among nine Vietnamese families resettled near Olympia under a state run refugee program that has placed more than 300. The governor praises the effort while noting the difficulty newcomers face in finding work. Hoang the son in law found a short lived job at a car wash and now hopes to study computer programming. Community support helped furnish the new apartment as the family adjusts to American life blending Vietnamese and American cuisine.
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Olympia
Wash
UPI
Khuong le
Khuong
Washington State
Dan Evans
Supreme Court delays death penalty case to next term
The Court postponed a challenge to capital punishment in a North Carolina case, restoring it to the reargument calendar. About 283 inmates remain on death row across 25 states awaiting the decision. The term also included Nixon's Supreme Court bar resignation and rulings on drive in nudity, alibi questioning, illegal alien penalties, and oil rights in Lower Cook Inlet.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Jesse T. Fowler
Wake County
N.C
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court Bar
Nixon
High Court
Whittier
Calif
Byron R. White
California
United States
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Microfiche Readers Could Become Home Appliance
Industry spokesmen from Eastman Kodak and GAF predict microfiche readers will join the home lineups as newspapers and books shift toward microfiche. Portable readers cost about 110 dollars and full reading units around 165 dollars, with scale economies expected to lower costs further.
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New York
UPI
Eastman Kodak Co
GAF Corp
France
GAF
Eastman
Wilcox
Eastman Kodak
Health services meeting on new federal laws impact
A 7:30 p.m. meeting at Labette County Community College discusses how Public Law 93-641 the Health Planning and Resources Development Act of 1974 and Public Law 93-154 the Emergency Medical Services Act affect hospitals and medical practices in Southeast Kansas. Physicians hospital administrators and health professionals are urged to attend.
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Parsons
Labette County Community College
Southeast Kansas Health Services Education Activities
Kansas
Hsea Board
Three charged with Erie station burglary
Fredonia man Michael D. Carmichael age 25 and two juveniles were charged in connection with a burglary of Mick’s D X service in Erie about midnight Friday. The trio were found in a 1962 Chevrolet behind the station and were later apprehended in Parsons after sightings in St Paul. A case of beer and change were stolen.
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Erie
Fredonia
Neosho County
Michael D. Carmichael
Parsons
Labette County
Mick
Sheriff's Office
St. Paul
Wheat futures close modestly higher on board of trade
UPI reports Kansas City Wheat futures settled with July 3.3142 unchanged Sept 3.3742 up 1 Dec 3.45 up 1 and March 3.53 down 1 with May inactive as trading ended.
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Kansas City
UPI
Board of Trade
Livestock Report From Wichita Kansas
UPI livestock report lists cattle with slaughter steers and heifers not established and cows steady at 15.00 to 27.50, bulls 25.50 to 26.70. Hogs total 600 with barrows and gilts 2.50 to 3.00 higher at 54.50 to 56.00 and sows 1.50 higher at 44.50 to 46.00. Sheep insufficient data to test.
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Wichita
Kan
Upi
Independence Medical Building opens with six vacant suites
Open house Sunday from 2 to 4 at the Independence Medical Building featuring six unoccupied medical suites funded by a 324000 industrial revenue bond issued in May 1974. The Doctors for Independence Committee promotes occupancy through medical journals outreach calls and personal contacts.
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Independence
Independence Medical
Doctors For Independence
Humboldt liquor store burglary in Humboldt investigated
Chanute police received a report of a liquor store burglary in Humboldt late Sunday night. A large quantity of beer was taken from a store on the south edge of Humboldt. The report was received at 1 24 a.m. A suspect has been named in the report.
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Chanute
Humboldt
Wreck Destroys Car In Early Morning Erie Incident
A 17 year old Erie youth escaped injury after his 1969 Ford Mustang was wrecked at 12 30 a m on E 39 near the Neosho Bourbon county line. Leroy N Ruhl II said he swerved to miss a dog, drove into a ditch and struck a culvert after which the car was demolished.
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Erie
Neosho County
Neosho Bourbon County
Leroy N. Ruhl II
Rings Stolen From Residence and Other Local Thefts
Police logged several thefts Saturday including two rings from the Charles W. Solomon residence at 1220 W. 4th and a four horsepower rotary tiller valued at 100 dollars from Henry Lockett of 403 N. Central. A black and white TV was taken from Neo Kan dormitory. Two macrame hangers and a flower pot disappeared from Bob Cross at 316 S. Kansas. Protective custody cases were recorded for Wayne Gomez Bass at 1606 S. Evergreen and a local Chanute couple on a separate child abuse report. Fire at Elms Motel cabin caused extensive damage with a melted TV and blackened walls. possible fault from an electrical extension cord. Tenant John Laver not at home. The fire occurred shortly after 3 p.m.
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Henry Lockett
N. Central
John Laver
Ogle
Insurance course in Chanute by KSU Chartered Life Underwriters
Kansas State University will offer the Chartered Life Underwriters course for insurance agents and managers in Chanute from September 12 to December 19 with a January 16 review. The Statewide Continuing Education Network presents nine 15 session courses on economic security and life insurance. Credit is available for graduate or undergraduate study. final registration occurs at the first two classes at Neosho County Community Junior College. Erik P. Conard at 431-2820 provides more information.
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Chartered Life Underwriters
Kansas State University
Chanute Area
Neosho County Community Junior College
Erik P. Conard
Erie clubs punished for liquor violations
Two private clubs in Erie faced state penalties from the Alcoholic Beverage Control for membership violations and liquor sales. The American Legion received a seven day suspension from noon June 22 to noon June 29, for membership violation and illegal sale of liquor. The Pine Club was suspended from 9 a.m. June 16 to 9 a.m. June 21 for membership violation and sale of cereal malt beverage to nonmembers who were not guests of members.
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Erie
State
Alcoholic Beverage Control
American Legion
Pine Club
The
Alcoholic Beverage Control Office
Topeka
Deaths and funerals: Inez Kepler 94 Fredonia resident
Inez Kepler 94 a former Pleasant Valley resident died today at St. Margaret's Hospital Fredonia Born Inez Wiltse she was married to John A Kepler who died Nov 24 1955 She moved to Fredonia 30 years ago Survivors include three sons Roy Fredonia Floyd and Claude Wagoner Okla three grandchildren and three great grandchildren and a sister Mrs Max Carter Neodesha The funeral will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Knickerbocker Timmons Funeral Home Fredonia with Rev George Almquist officiating Burial will be in High Prairie Cemetery Winifred L Ginther another Stark resident died at 76
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Inez Kepler
Pleasant Valley
Fredonia
St. Margaret's Hospital
Inez Wiltse
John A. Kepler
Roy
Floyd
Claude
Wagoner
Okla
Max Carter
Neodesha
Knickerbocker-Timmons Funeral Home
George Almquist
High Prairie Cemetery
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Lavonburg
Russell
Stark
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Erie American Legion Auxiliary
Winifred Lucille Edwards
Ottumwa
Iowa
Wichita
Christian Gail Ginther
Tom Miller
Stark United Methodist Church
Bertil Gustafson
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Maurilia Narvaez
Rosita
Coahuila
Mexico
Abel Narvaez
S. Steuben
Narvaez
Luis
Lalo
Dallas
Tex
Sarah
Lupe
Angela
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Clyde King
George Lore
Moran
David Gant
Walter Harris
Ruth Whitworth
Michael Corbett
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Daryl Greve
Larry Rehmert
Thayer
Gregory Sabine
Alfred Hall
el Dorado
Florence Stoll
Yates Center
Russell Anderson
N. Garfield
Andrew Shay
S. Highland
William Stange
Ruby Arthur
Marie Rumble
St. Francis Hospital
Tressa Kannard
Lafayette
David Hall
Gerald Christian
Altoona
Hall
Christian
Kannard
Dwight Hummer
Kay Lynn
Arlington
M. W. Hummer
W. Sycamore
Don Wyatt
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