Wildlife clash over predator control roils Wyoming ranchers and clubs
In Immigrant Gap Wyoming ranchers and conservationists clash over federal predator death programs. AP reports Eagles once numbered fifty daily now possibly halved due to poison baits and gunfire. The Sierra Club and Defenders of Wildlife sue as broader wildlife deaths mount in the dispute.
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Immigrant Gap
Oliver Scott
Sierra Club
Defenders of Wildlife
Senate
Colorado
Wyoming
Division of Wildlife Services
Branch
Interior Department
Harder rescinds lower welfare doctor pay directive
Dr. Robert Harder, state welfare director, reverses Aug 1 order reducing routine welfare office call rates from the 75th to the 50th percentile. He cites input from the Kansas Medical Society and aims to preserve preventive care while stretching limited funds for fiscal year 1972.
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Topera
Kan
Robert Harder
Social Welfare
Harder
Kansas Medical Society
Social Welfare Department
Wichita Medical Society
State Department of Social Welfare
Deaths and predator wars mark rural times
Obituaries note Arthur C. Dahl 80 of Elsmore died after months of illness with surviving siblings named. Floyd D. Williamson, 17, of Walnut died from injuries after a Chanute area crash. The article also reports on U S predator-control programs using poisons to kill coyotes and other wildlife, sparking lawsuits and environmental concerns as officials seek alternative methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Interior Department
Denver Research Center
British indictable convictions total 322898 in 1970
A British government report shows 322,898 persons were convicted of indictable offenses in 1970, about half under age 21. The figure highlights a large youth involvement in serious crime.
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London
Visiting hours at Neosho Memorial Hospital Updated schedule
Aq Daily Transcript notes visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. census shows 61 adults and pediatrics plus two babies. Friday listings include George Lawrence Kansas City Bonnie Straughn Mrs Nathan Welch Jr 1610 S Malcolm Mrs Minnie Burghart R 2 Mrs Ronald Horn 104 S Gretchen Mrs Charles Dear Humboldt Lee Herrin Savonburg Paul Lassen Savonburg.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Nathan Welch Jr
S. Malcolm
Minnie Burghart
Ronald Horn
S. Gretchen
Charles Dear
Humboldt
Lee Herrin
Savonburg
Paul Lassen
Burthch Family Visit and Noel Guests in Topeka Area
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Burtch of Joliet Illinois spent a week visiting Mae Fieidline in Kansas and William Burtch in Humboldt. John Noel and family from Whittier California hosted John Noel Jr. in Tioga Hotel, with Naomi Gingrich as aunt in Lafayette. David Heath of Chanute joins Washburn University student teaching, observing in Topeka area schools for the first quarter.
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Dean Burtch
Joliet
Ill
Mae Fieidline
Kansas
William Burtch
Humboldt
John Noel
Tioga Hotel
John Noel Jr
Whittier
Calif
Naomi Gingrich
Lafayette
California
Noels
David Heath
Chanute
Washburn University
Topeka
Topeka Area
Sentenced For Theft In Kansas City Case
Robert L. Hill a 30 year old of Kansas City Missouri was sentenced in District Court to two concurrent one to ten year terms for vehicle theft. Hill admitted taking a Volkswagen on June 21 then a Honda motorcycle after escaping custody. He will be sent to the state penitentiary in Lansing.
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Robert L. Hill
Kansas City
Hill
Neosho County
George Donaldson
Lansing
Meeting Of Officers In County Law Enforcement Network
Twenty five officers attended a county wide meeting Friday night called by County Attorney Raymond Radford. He aims to foster a closer working relationship between enforcement officers and city and county attorneys and judges. Judge Richard Ashley explained court jurisdictions and complaint procedures. Pennington and Radford discussed Chanute criminal code changes and new police forms.
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County Atorney
Raymond Radford
Radford
Richard Ashley
Robert Pennington
Chanute
Pennington
Highway Patrol
Erie Police
Sheriff's Office
Berlin Pact Highlights: Four Powers Reach Berlin Accord
Washington AP reports the Big Four deal on Berlin pledges no Soviet interference with civilian traffic across East German territory linking West Germany and West Berlin. It affirms West Berlin’s non‑constituent status, promises better communications, allows West Berliners to visit East Germany, and calls for peaceful dispute settlement and a Soviet consulate general in West Berlin.
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Washington
Berlin
State Department
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
France
United States
Great Britain
Devel
East Germany
Firemen Quickly Contain Carburetor Fire in Iola
Firefighters responded to a Friday night call at 7 39 and found a car fire owned by Janet Blanchard of Iola. They sprayed carbon dioxide on the carburetor and confined damage to the engine area, returning to the station after about ten minutes.
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Janet Blanchard
Iola
1St
Lincoln
Independence Juco Enrollment Reaches 590
Independence Junior College reports total enrollment at 590 with night classes planned to push the count toward last year's official 606. Dr. Robert Force, the college dean, announced the figures on Thursday.
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Stuckey's
Nestle
Neosho County Community
Independence
Independence Junior College
Robert Force
Call Tribune Carrier Dial 431-3400 At 5:30
Instructions urge readers to contact the Tribune carrier if unreachable, advising a backup phone number 431-3400 and a 5 30 p m time reference for assistance.
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Tribune
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James Phillips
Associated Press
Casper
Wyo
Sonotone
Frank E. McGaw
Hearing Aid
Arthur G. Dahl
Elsmore
Arthur C. Dahl
Allen County
Dahl
Savonburg - Elsmore
Victor Dahl
John of
Earl
Uniontown
Robert
Maude Hewitt
Mapleton
Margaret Landes
Pearl Partridge
Phoenix
Ariz
Hattie Dahl
San Diego
Ralston-Hutton Funeral Home
Moran
Floyd D. Williamson
First Christian Church
Walnut
K47
Williamson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Pueblo, Colo
Weir
Southeast of
Cherokee
Girard
The
Baptist Church
Johnnie Frost
C. O. Williamson
Charles C. Williamson
Kenneth E. Flinn
Tulsa
Cyrus V. Frost
Randy Williamson
Pueblo
Cherrie M. Frost
Christy L. Frost
Fred Payton
Commerce
Okla
K. C. Williamson
Nottinghill
Welch
Scott
Marie Audubon Society
Jackson Canyon
Mental Protection Agency
John Burke
Burke
Wyoming Woolgrowers Association
Jackson
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Elsmore City Hall
Truitt
N. Steuben
Bivouac
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National Selected Morticians
NSM
Time
Newsweek
Good Housekeeping
U.S. News & World Report
National Observer
Macleans
Canada
National
Independent—International
Johnson Mortuary
Daily Transcript
George Lawrence
Bonnie Straughn
Berlin Pact
Steffen
Coca Cola
Old Milwaukee Beer
Devo Coal
Vey Fen
James Suchinns
Garner Pleshette
Rosalind Russell
Independence Juco
Russell Sharp
Santa Re
Chicago
Daly News
Ross Hunter
Burt Lancaster
Dean Martin
Jean Seberg
Jacqueline Bisset
George Kennedy
Helen Hayes
van Heflin
Maureen Stapleton
Barry Nelson
Lloyd Nolan
Dana Wynter
Barbara Hale
Gurep
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Schifrin
Darren McGavin
Oy DeLimne
United Artists
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