Song Writer To Entertain At 1971 Neosho County Election Program
Bill Post will present the program for the 1971 Neosho County Extension Council township elections at Erie High School on Wednesday at 8 p m. Members from Big Creek Centerville Erie Lahore Mission Tioga and Chanute will be elected as agriculture home economics and 4 H representatives. Post has written songs such as Where in the World but Kansas 16 Reasons and Valley High and has performed since age 17. He now spends full time presenting programs to churches civic clubs schools and conventions. The election and program are open to all interested persons.
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Big Creek
Centerville
Erie
Lahore
Mission
Tioga
Chanute
Erie High School
Post
Kansas
Valley High
Textile curb welcomed by southern manufacturers
In Atlanta lawmakers and textile firms in the hard pressed South greeted President Nixon’s announced curb on noncotton imports from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong with cautious relief. Allied Products in Atlanta welcomed the move as a step in the right direction, noting job losses and urging action. Alabama Textile Manufacturers Association voiced relief but sources close to Gov. Walace said the action came about 100000 jobs too late. In Topeka, Kan., State Sen. Van Sickle criticized Sen. Muskie, citing doubts about his qualifications for the presidency. Separately, seven Kansas registrants were called for physical exams in Kansas City.
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Atlanta
Nixon
Meno Schoenback
Allied Products
White House
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Schoenback
Alabama Textile Manufacturers Association
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Topeka
Kan
Tom R. van Sickle
Fort Scott
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
van Sickle
Muskie
Robert Docking
Sen
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Local officials gain leadership roles and new births noted
Fred Hiller of Humboldt elected to a two year director term on the Political Action Council of Kansas. Raymond Radford elected president of Neosho County Bar Association. A daughter Allison Lynne Holtry born to Mas and Mrs Preston Holtry in Munich. A National Merit test to be given at Senior High. Balloons launched from Assembly of God Church for a community outreach. An $80 theft reported by Don Briley. Kayettes from Royster Junior High attend a conference in Humboldt. Love Inc receives $50 from Wishing Well funds. Robert Miner named administrative coordinator for Kansas Republican State Committee based in Topeka with duties across state and field work.
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Fred Hiller
Humboldt
Political Action Council of
Kansas
Sales Tax Hike Proposed in Kansas Bill
Rep Jack Euler proposes raising Kansas sales tax from 3 to 4 percent and making the Tax Lid Law permanent. The plan would surplus revenue back to local units, with about 55 million dollars yearly from the 1 percent increase.
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Topeka
Kan
Jack Euler
R-Wathena
Kansas
Euler
Visiting hours and census at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists visiting times 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m with patient census of 48 adults and pediatrics and one baby. Friday entries name Roy Schepflin Avolyn Heights and Nedd Hinkle Yates Center with multiple residents. today includes Mrs Barbara Laver 605 N Steuben Mrs Theodore Cronemeyer 719 S Katy Dirk Uden 611 S Lafayette and a listed couple with a girl born today. District Court actions in Chanute include multiple divorces and judgments with several cases dismissed or decreed and writs of habeas corpus dismissed.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Barbara Laver
N. Steuben
Theodore Cronemeyer
S. Katy
Dirk Uden
S. Lafayette
Theft and Vandalism Reports at College Parking Lot
Police logged a theft and repeated vandalism cases in Neosho County Community Junior College parking lot. Charles Nelson reported his unlocked truck lost a single barrel 12 gauge shotgun Wednesday night. Lucille Morgan reported multiple damaged car parts over the past few days.
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Neosho County Community Junior College
Charles Nelson
R. 1
Lucille Morgan
Highland
Dennis time menace engine mount recall warning
The U S Transportation Department warns up to 6 million Chevrolet built vehicles may have faulty front engine mounts that could cause loss of control. About 500 failures were reported in 1965 to 1969 models including Chevrolet, Nova, Chevelle, and Camaro. GM says owners pay repair costs and will cooperate with the investigation.
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Washington
Transportation Department
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
General Motors
Detroit
Grange Reaffirms Reserve Support at 100th Session
Kansas Grange leader James Ingwersen of Leroy reaffirmed support for a commodity reserve program to stabilize grain prices and permit production goals at parity. He spoke to delegates in Emporia during the 100th annual session. He urged shifting school funding to a broader tax base involving more citizens.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas Grange
James Ingwersen
Leroy
Ingwersen
The
Ingversen
Call Tribune Carrier If He Misses You
Instructions urge calling the Tribune carrier if missed, with a fallback dial 431-3400 at 5 30 p m for contact and delivery updates.
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Tribune
Neosho 4-Hers Win 25 Scholarships for Kansas City Conference
Two Neosho County 4-H members receive $25 scholarships to the American Royal 4-H Conference in Kansas City October 16 to 19. Susan Simmons of Lucky 13 4-H Club and John Alford of Jol ly Go Getters earned the awards from the Neosho County Home Economics Advisory Committee for outstanding 4-H work. The conference coincides with the American Royal and draws delegates from Kansas Oklahoma Iowa Missouri and Arkansas.
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Neosho County
Kansas City
Susan Simmons
Lucky 13
George Simmons
Eric
John Alford
Jolly Go Getters
Earl Dean Alford
Chanute
Junction
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
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Bill Post
Extension Council
South
Nelda Wall
Selective Service Board No. 50
Kenneth E. Powers
Dale E. Reed
Steven L. Lopeman
Ernest E. Peck
Gerald G. Sexton
Dave A. Atkinson
Thayer
Jack L. Carson
Galesburg
Mas
Preston Holtry
Munich
Germany
Allison Lynne
Lee
Holtry
Judy Chandler
Wilbur Chandler
5Th
Raymond Radford
Neosho County Bar Association
Charles Henshall
Assembly of God Church
3Rd and Forest
Don Briley
Kayettes
Royster Junior High School
Cathy Mih
Diana Snender
Bonnie Dickerhoof
Terree Babcock
Linda Fox
Betsy Steele
Suzie Erickson
Paula Gingrich
Michell Fateley
Hazel Heiney
Linda Meisch
Love, Inc
United Commercial Travelers
Jim Lightfoot
UCT
GOP
Topekan
William Falstad
Fredonia
Robert N. Miner
Kansas Republican State Committee
Miner
Bob Dole
Daily Transcript
Roy Schepflin
Avolyn Heights
Nedd Hinkle
Yates Center
Mary Blasengym
Stark
Wayne Jackson
R. 2
Thomas Hultberg
Kent Grubbs
Arolyn Heights
Bessie Wood
Neodesha
Mrs
Charles Hole
District Court Action
Buzza-Cardoza
Gibson Greeting Cards, Inc
Farmer’s Discount Center, Inc
Thomas E. Reeks
United Farm Agency, Inc
Patricia Sue Vance
Herbert Dean Vance
Doris C. Moore
Dean Moore
John Galemore
Warren P
Edna T. Welch
First National Bank
Elkhart
Ind
Vernon R. Larkin
Doris Lea Dillon
Forrest Lee Dillon
Wanda Kay Shultz
Floyd Eugene Shultz
Nancy Sue Mueller
Edwin James Mueller
Lela Pugh
Clayton H. Pugh Jr
James Norman Lewis II
Maryann D. Lewis
Leoma I. Markham
Harold L. Markham
State of Kansas
Kansas Medical Center
Larry van Winkle
Patricia van Winkle
William C. Craig
Patricia R. Craig
Patsy J. Claypool
Dorothy Slane
Sue A. Burris
Dennis Time Menace
Grange
Joey
Blondie
Trip
the Wizard OF ID
CARP
Snoopy
Beetle Bailey
Herman
Louie
Garge
Andy Capp
Archie
Daddy
Jughead
Ant
Steve Canyon
Miss Calhoon
Steve
Skeezix
Ory
Con
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