Docking Signs 69 Bills as Legislature Adjourns Vetoes
Gov. Robert Docking signed 69 bills passed by the 1971 Kansas legislature and vetoed two others including a driver license bill requiring eye tests and color photos. He cited a $140000 annual loss from photo requirements and urged separate legislation for photo IDs. The vetoed farm tractor fertilizer bill drew opposition amid security duties provisions for patrols.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Docking
Highway Patrol
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Humboldt Plans Attitude Survey
A Humboldt community attitude survey will be distributed Monday and collected March 24 under the PRIDE steering committee. Citizens will rate local programs as excellent average or poor. The Student Council and Kayettes of the high school will distribute the questionnaires.
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Humboldt
PRIDE
Kayettes
Barn Fire Reported South of Bronson Kills Hay Barn
A mail plane spotted a hay barn blaze about 2:30 a.m. five miles south of Bronson. Rural firefighters found little could be saved. the structure owned by Ernest Lord was destroyed.
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Bronson
Fort Scott
Ernest Lord
President Nixon to address nation on school busing policy
The White House announced Nixon will speak at 10 p.m. EST on radio and TV to outline his school busing recommendations. He will release a formal message to Congress Friday after finalizing details at Camp David with senior advisers. The Florida primary results were not a factor in his decision.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Congress
Ziegler
Camp David
Florida
George Wallace
Lauel Mothers Club Meet Set At Snyder Chapel
News brief notes a Lauel Mothers Club gathering at 1 15 p m Friday in Snyder Chapel. Also reports the death of Mrs J Milton Conron on March 3 in Baton Rouge Louisiana. Her husband headed the city electric plant here in the late 1930s. Word reached Mr and Mrs Frank Davidson R 4.
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Lauel Mothers Club
Snyder Chapel
J. Milton Conron
Baton Rouge
City Electric
Frank Davidson
Mrs. John Dawson 83 Dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mrs. John Lula Dawson 83 died at 2 p.m. Wednesday after a period in Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born September 30 1888 in Earlton she was a Grant Avenue Baptist Church member Royal Neighbors and Senior Citizens. Survived by two daughters Bernice Ott and Lucille Morlan four grandchildren seven great grandchildren and a brother Perry Swan. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Gibson Koch Chapel with Rev Deane Endicott officiating Elmwood Cemetery burial.
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John
Luella) Dawson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Royal Neighbors
Earlton
D. L. Swan
John Dawson
Erie
William
Bernice) Ott
Pontoosue
Ill
Don
Lucille) Morlan
S. Evergreen
Perry Swan
S. Steuben
Gibson- Koch Chapel
Deane Endicott
Elmwood Cemetery
Youth Placed On Probation For Burglary Conviction
Tony Woodard 18 of R 3 received a two year probation after conviction for breaking and entering. Judge George Donaldson suspended sentencing until probation ends. Woodard and Tony Ward 23 of Independence were arrested September 29 1971 for a burglary at Deluxe Taxi on 14 Highland. Ward faces trial March 29 in Erie.
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Tony Woodard
George Donaldson
Woodard
Tony Ward
Independence
Highland
Ward
Erie
Mrs Stockebrand Named Master Teachers Award Candidate
YATES CENTER Kansas Mrs Maynard Stockebrand a social science teacher at Yates Center middle school has been selected by fellow teachers as a candidate for the Master Teachers Award. She has spent most of her life with Woodson County schools.
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Yates Center
Maynard Stockebrand
Woodson County
Two New Buildings For Parsons UK Area
Parsons plans two redevelopment projects in its urban renewal area announced Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Raymond J Alloway of Johnsons Cafe intend a 152 seat restaurant and adjoining retail space with offices and a union hall. Local 1022 Carpenters Union likewise plans a building with space for lease to a retail business and offices and a hall for the union.
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Parsons
Union Hall
Raymond J. Alloway
Johnson's Cafe
The
Carpenters Union
Union
Wife Beaten. Doctor Held in Lyons Incident
Mrs. John Billingsley formerly of Humboldt was beaten and hospitalized after a motel area fight. Dr. John Billingsley, a Humboldt physician, was taken into custody and held overnight at Lyons jail as police investigated. Both were being treated for alcoholism at Larned State Hospital.
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John Billingsley
Humboldt
Lyons
Larned Hospital
Local Stock Highlights for Kustom Electronics and ILL Products
Stock notes show Kustom Electronics up 10 percent in early trading while ILL Products gains 4 percent. Data furnished by Spencer W. Finney.
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Kustom Electronics
Spencer W. Finney
Visiting hours and lists at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript notes visiting times 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm amid patient census data. It lists names and addresses for Wednesday and today including Mrs Glenn Hurst and Mrs Mary Roberts, with marriage licenses issued for several couples and a district court filing for Terri L Carter versus Charles J Carter.
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Glenn Hurst
N. Washington
Mary Roberts
S. Larson
Gary Bridges
N. Santa Fe
Fred Oliverson
Jennifer Erickson
S. Rutter
Lola Agrees To Issue Bonds For Nursing Center
Iola city commissioners tentatively authorize 500000 in industrial revenue bonds to refinance Mid-America Nursing Centers Countryside Estates and fund landscaping. The request by Central Publishing to buy five acres from the industrial tract north of town is denied. City Attorney Charles Apt rules printing and publishing as commercial, not industrial, and restricts use of industrial park land.
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IOLA
Mid-America
Central Publishing Comany of
Charles Apt
County awards weed killer contract to Erie firm
Erie-Erie Grain Co. was the low bidder at 1530 dollars to supply chemical weed and brush killer for county use. The county commissioners awarded the contract, stating the bid met requirements and was the lowest submitted.
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Erie — Erie Grain Co
Day Care Center Hopes To Open In April
Rev. Jerome Beat told Rotarians at the Tioga Hotel that a Chanute Child Care center could begin in April with qualified supervisors and soon met needs for finance equipment and a suitable site. The program will serve 3 to 5 year olds with a $3 daily rate, potentially lower for some families, and aims for inclusive access regardless of race creed or finances.
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Jerome Beat
Tioga Hotel
Father Beat
Chanute’s Child Care, Inc
Independence Zoo Accepts Two Sea Lions
Two new sea lions arrive at the Ralph Mitchell Zoo in Riverside Park from Santa Barbara California. They cost 150 each and arrived on Tuesday.
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Independence Zoo
Independence
Ralph Mitchell Zoo
Riverside Park
Santa Barbara
Calif
Boy Cited For Shoplifting Pen Refill At Gibson's Discount
A 12 year old was handed to police for stealing a 77 cent pen refill at Gibson's Discount 17 N Highland and released to his mother. Gregory Tinkler 18 Humboldt was arrested for littering at Santa Fe Park. A juvenile girl with him faced curfew violation. Tinkler pleaded guilty in writing and paid 10 dollar fine. The girl was released to her parents. Police checked the Edith Charles Ambler residence carbon monoxide test negative. Mrs Gerald Roberts Grant reported two cameras in a case a transistor radio and a flashlight stolen from her locked car.
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Gibson's Discount
N. Highland
Gregory Tinkler
Humboldt
Santa Fe Park
Tinkler
Charles Ambler
Edith
Gerald Roberts
Grant
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Larson
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Chanute
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Randy Dale Stafford
Thayer
Judy Ann Holtzman
District Court
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Charles J. Carter
Lola
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