Nixon plan to curb grain outputs raises total payments
The Nixon administration proposals to limit corn and feed grain production next year will not raise cash payments per acre for leaving land idle. Instead the plan would allow farmers to receive larger total government payments overall.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
USDA
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Department
ASCS
In7l
Deaths and funerals for several Kansas residents
Clarence Sievers 56, former Humboldt and Chanute dealer, died in Tucson Arizona after a month of illness. Mrs. Viola Knight 68, of St Paul, died at home after five years of illness. Services slated in Fairview Missouri for Knight. other notices include Frances Hole 88 Chanute resident with services in Chanute, and Mrs. Mary Phillips 88 Long Beach California formerly of Chanute. Also agricultural policy notes on 1972 feed program and set aside requirements.
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Humboldt and
Chanute
Clarence Sievers
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tucson
Ariz
John Deere
Price Funeral Home
Humboldt
Russell Knight
ST. Paul
Russell
Viola Jane) Knight
Stella
James C. Hinds
Russell B. Knight
Fairview
Bernice Markey
Jonesboro
Ark
Alvin
Iva Morris
Inez Campbell
Dalhart
Tex
Effie Guffey
Wichita Falls
Leona Delong
Monahans
Homer Hinds
Leonard Hinds
Ray Hinds
Bernie Hinds
el Reno
Okla
First Baptist Church
Harry Moore
Rocky Comfort
McQueen Funeral Home
Wheaton
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Frances Hole
Frances Rachel McConnell Hole
Washington
Westview Nursing Home
Levi Waggoner
John Hole
Miami
Hole
First Christian Church
Frank McConnell
Adrian
Charles
Mabel) Polgon
S. Western
Chester Hole
Illinois
Nathan Hole
Mabel Thomas
S. Grant
Johnson Chapel
Bert Sutton
Elmwood Cemetery
David W
Mary Ellen) Phillips
Long Beach
Calif
Callifornia
Phillips
California
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mifflin
Wis
Anthony
Martha Jane Willis
David W. Phillips
Irving
South Britton
Conn
Frank
Bay City
Mich
Eugene
Madison
Herold
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Cosette
Thomas
Carter Willis
W. Main
Reuben Willis
Wilson
Sam Willis
Tennessee
Ired Guild
Carbondale
Galen Wyatt
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Chanute Sixth Graders To Attend Book Award Convocation
A Chanute school group will travel to Emporia on Tuesday for a convocation at Kansas State Teachers College to hear Walt Morey receive the 1971 William Allen White children's book award for Kavik the Wolf Dog. The busy trip includes students from Murray Hill Hutton Fairfield Lincoln and Alcott along with librarians teachers and district staff. After the event Morey will speak informally to local children and sign copies of Kavik.
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Chanute
Emporia
Kansas State Teachers College
Walt Morey
William Allen White
Morey
Kavik the Wolf Dog
Kansas
Kavik
White
Todd Davis
Chris McLaren
Vicki Shea
Murray Hill
Anita Gilfillan
Liana Sauders
Carolyn Sergert
Hutton
Becky Schmeltz
Fairfield
Melinda McNeil
Lincoln
David Hutchison
Alcott
Leon Eastburn
Elma Pence
Clyde Tunnell
al Jones
Deanna Patterson
Special Services Center
Roosevelt
NCCJC
Ray Hames
Kustom Electronics Showings Reach 850 Dealers Nationally
The 850 franchised Kustom Electronics dealers nationwide attend presentations of the 1972 line to midwest and coast cities. Meetings started September in Kansas City and run through November 30 with a final Cincinnati session. Demonstrations feature new amplifier series and speaker cabinets alongside enhanced sales features.
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Kustom Electronics, Inc
Kustom
U.S
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Jack Loss
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
Dallas
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York City
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
Detroit
Minneapolis
Chanute Driver Charged After Humboldt Pursuit
Humboldt police report a car with Neosho County tags outran officers Sunday at 1:50 a.m. The vehicle linked to James L. Manly Jr. of 1301 N. Garfield was stopped and released. Manley faces citations for speeding 70 in a 30 zone and failing to stop for an emergency vehicle.
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Neosho County
Humboldt
Chanute
James L. Manly Jr
N. Garfield
Manley
Humboldt Police Department
Pickup Kills Cow on County Road Near Shaw
A pickup driven by Floyd W. Kiser age 50 of Erie struck and killed a cow owned by Joe W. Stich about 8 p.m. Saturday on a county road west of Shaw. Kiser was uninjured. Pickup damage estimated at 400 dollars cow value 175 dollars. Undersheriff Dale Powell investigated.
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Erie
Floyd W. Kiser
Shaw
Kiser
Joe W. Stich
Dale Powell
World War I Luncheon Held by Barracks in Kansas
The Cha nute World War I Barracks hosted a noon luncheon at the Central Park pavilion inviting members from Pittsburg Parsons Moran Tola Yates Center Fredonia Coffeyville Independence and Fort Scott barracks in southeast Kansas to attend.
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Chanute
Kansas
Central Park Pavilion
Pittsburg
Parsons
Moran
Tola
Yates Center
Fredonia
Coffeyville
Independence
Fort Scott
Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours and Admissions
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 33 adults and pediatrics including one baby. Admissions Sunday Joseph Wasser 938 S Highland. Today Mrs Bertha Walters 125 S Plummer. Saturday includes Alva Bockover Humboldt Brenda Kepley R 1 Maurice Davidson Thayer Mrs Wayne Brandon 1002 N Forest Mrs John Gier R 2 Frank Vaughn 20 N Lafayette Mrs John Irwin Humboldt Hillis Krokstrom 80 S Plummer. Sunday Roy Brinson 1002 W 11th.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joseph Wasser
S. Highland
Bertha Walters
S. Plummer
Alva Bockover
Humboldt
Brenda Kepley
Maurice Davidson
Thayer
Wayne Brandon
N. Forest
John Gier
Frank Vaughn
N. Lafayette
John Irwin
Hillis Krokstrom
Roy Brinson
W. 11Th
Community college leaders attend Kansas junior college board meeting
Dr. J. C. Sanders president of Neosho County Community Junior College and Gary Fail Student Senate president will attend a Kansas Association of Public Community Junior Colleges board of directors meeting in Hutchinson on Tuesday. They were elected to the board last month. Don Coates business professor will attend College and Career Days at Fredonia High School on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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J. C. Sanders
Neosho County
Don Coates
Fredonia High School
Driver Arrested After Ashby Collision
David Baker twenty one from 611 South Ashby faced charges of driving while intoxicated careless driving no license and illegal display after a 1:30 a.m. Sunday crash at Fourth and Ashby. His northbound car hit Leonard Wehlage seventy six? 46 from 1515 West Second. Baker’s car was totaled Wehlage’s vehicle damage about 250 dollars. Baker was held in city jail on a total bond of 250 with a hearing scheduled 3:30 p.m. November 1.
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David Baker
S. Ashby
Ashby
Baker
Leonard Wehlage
Wehlage
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Archie
Lavy Models
Steve Canyon
Gansu
Calhoon
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