Airports Face Deadline to Meet New Safety Rules
Seven Kansas cities including Topeka risk losing airline service if their airports fail to upgrade to Federal safety standards by the upcoming deadline. Upgrades nationwide total about 80 million dollars, with Salina currently closest to certification and Wichita expected to meet needs at a cost.
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Kan
Kansas Cities
Kansas
Wichita
Salina
Manhattan
Tri-Cities
Parsons
Garden City
Liberal
Goodland
Hays
Congress
Ray Arvin
Aviation
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Arvin
James B. Pearson
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Pearson
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas and Adjacent States
Obituaries report Herman S. Padfield of Yates Center dead on arrival after heart attack at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Services set for Buffalo United Methodist Church, graveside at Lyons city cemetery. Eva Louise Welch, 9, died at home. funeral at Johnson Chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. The item lists surviving relatives, birth details, marriages, church affiliations, and extended family.
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Yates Center
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Viola
Chanute
C. A. Padfield
Seattle Wash
Lockie Bane
Kingman
Ruth Shea
Goddard
United Methodist Church
Buffalo
City Cemetery
Lyons
Eva Louise Welch
S. Grant
George and
Mary Davy
Delta
Colo
John William Welch
Welch
First Baptist Church
T. F
Louise) Graham
G. M. Welch
Lubbock
Tex
C. E. Welch
Stockton
Calif
C. E. Simms
Tulsa
Okla
Seth Simms
Tucson
Ariz
Ruth Welch
W. Main
Rainbow Installs Officers at Chanute Assembly
Rainbow for Girls installation at the Masonic Temple Sunday at 2 p m with Dixie Woolery as first time worthy advisor. New term officers named including Sherda Willis as worthy associate advisor and Dorinda Gorm ley as installing worthy advisor. A separate fire incident at 1812 St Edith damaged a mobile home interior from a grease fire. firefighters contained it in 20 minutes.
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Masonic Temple
Dixie Woolery
Chanute Assembly
Aliie Gormley
Shirley Bailey
Herschel Woolery
Rainbow Dad
Worthy
Sherda Willis
Charity
Barbara Taylor
Hope
Sharon John
Faith
Kathy Mih
Debra Groskinsky
Melody Barr
Patty Horn
Tracy Allen
Nancy Coester
Kathy Gomer
Patty Aday
Lori Seger
Fidelity
Lana Riker
Ronetta Rhine
Service
Nancy Nelson
Confidential Observer
Karen Brown
Outer Observer
Kris Erickson
Tena Thuma
DeAnn McIntire
1812 St. Edith
Madge McGough
Faculty Groups Study Chanute Plan Curriculum at Senior High
Three faculty groups examine the Chanute Plan, focusing on enrollment procedures. Principal Miles Rickart notes early enrollment was hindered by inflexible methods and that new sheets listing concepts will guide student enrollment and module allocation.
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Miles Rickart
Rickart
Visiting hours listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript shows visiting hours from 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM with a census of 55 adults and pediatrics and seven babies. It lists multiple names with addresses for Friday and today including Mrs Elsie Cartwright 408 W Ist and James Read 91 W Walnut. Also notes a boy born to Mr and Mrs Daniel Heiman Humboldt and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Merle Sterling Humboldt.
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Elsie Cartwright
William Best
S. Plummer
Maruice Davidson
Thayer
Charles Carlson
Stark
Terry Thiesing
Eric
John Young
S. Washington
James Read
W. Walnut
Manuel Martinez
N. Lincoln
Jerry Cooper
Altoona
Wayne Lee James
S. Ashby
Steve Janzen
Garfield
LaForge
S. Grant
Harmon Wolken Jr
Daniel Heiman
Humboldt
Merle Sterling
Recreation Plans by Moran Group
Moran Group outlines a proposed recreation complex for the city including a ball park swimming pool miniature golf nine hole regulation golf course and a public meeting to discuss the plan Tuesday night by the Moran Recreation Committee.
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MORAN
Moran Recreation Committee
Two Chanute Men Charged After Public Drinking Incident
Two Chanute men Richard W. Hively of 818 S Western and Bill Roberts Jr of 301 N Wilson were arrested for drinking in public at a high school football game. They were charged but not held. Hearings set for 3:30 p.m. November 1 with bonds set at $25 each.
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Chanute
Richard W. Hively
S. Western
Bill Roberts Jr
N. Wilson
Small Industry For Independence
A new small industry began in Independence as the A C Warehouse started operations at Independence Municipal Airport using 24000 square feet leased from the city. Monte Coble is president, and Joe McGeary will manage the facility. Local staff include an office clerk with plans for more hires. The warehouse will store raw materials parts and some finished assemblies for RV manufacturers within a 150 mile radius, says Dick Goss.
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Independence
A-C
Independence Municipal
Monte Coble
Joe McGeary
Dick Goss
Faculty studies eye grading and parental explanation
Dennis the Menace notes a faculty elected group and a second group working to explain letter grades to parents. They assess positive and negative elements and both objective and subjective evaluation. Rickart hopes to replace letter grades and improve grading. A third group surveys the program and gathers student opinions while most teachers participate.
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Rickart
GOP Shifts Kansas Republican Dinner to December 3
The Kansas GOP postpones its October 15 fundraiser to December 3 in Topeka with Sen. Bob Dole as principal speaker. William Falstad says date conflicts prompted the change and a new state executive secretary will be sought to replace Charles Scanlan. A screening committee will include Mel Cigan Kenneth Bruce and Dorothy Groesbeck. District conventions are set for March to April with Topeka hosting the state convention April 29.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas Republican Party
Bob Dole
Charles F. Scanlan
Falstad
Mel Clingan
Kenneth Bruce
Dorothy Groesbeck
Topeka
Legal Action Sought In Parsons Housing Complaint
Parsons Human Relations Commission asks city attorney to file the first housing discrimination suit under the 1968 fair housing ordinance adopted by the Parsons city commission. The action concerns a Parsons woman and a housing complaint filed with the commission.
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Parsons
Parsons Human Relations Commission
Commission
City Commission
Caney Defeats Labette County 21 0 In NonLeague Game
Caney beat Labette County High School Friday night 21 to 0 in a non league football game. Doug White opened scoring in the second quarter with a one yard run and Pat Henson added the extra point. Frye then scampered five yards for 11 0 before Robertson added the final five yard TD and Henson again converted.
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Caney
Labette County High School
Doug White
Pat Henson
Steve Frye
Darrell Robertson
Frye
Henson
Fire Week Observance Proclaimed by Kansas Governor
Gov. Robert Docking proclaims Fire Prevention Week from Oct 3 to Oct 9 in Kansas. Fire Chief John Erickson says firefighters will visit schools to review drills and show equipment while distributing materials. State fire marshal cites 66 deaths and 11 million dollars in property damage last year and promotes Operation Edith for home exit drills.
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Kansas
Robert Docking
John Erickson
Edith
O’leary
Chicago
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