Policy on violent patients approved at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neosho Memorial Hospital board approved a policy for treatment and surveillance of violent patients. Ambulance drivers may assist with surveillance as an extra duty, not while on duty. The board discussed finances, medical student funding, and invited officials to tour the hospital. A hospital administrator conference is planned for Oct 23-24 in New Orleans.
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Kathleen Pickett
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Murray Brown
Brown
Sheriff's Office
Neosho County
Henry Baker
Charles Henshall
Virginia Jones
Charles T. Allred
University of Kansas Medical Center
Neosho Memorial
New Orleans
Argentinean intelligence chief shot dead near home
Rolando Silioni, chief of intelligence for Argentina's Defense Ministry, was killed at a fruit stand near his residence as a gunman announced the attack. Police say an auto with several suspects fled the scene. The killing raises the political violence toll to about 643 since July 1974 and 403 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Argentine Defense Ministry
Rolando Silioni
Air Force
Defense Ministry
Silioni
Isabel Peron
Kansas farmers may cut 1976 wheat crop size
Kansas Farm Bureau directors urge President Ford to lift the grain embargo on Russia. They warn farmers may reduce 1976 wheat acreage, risking lower production and higher bread prices, citing labor union pressure and lack of farmer representation in policy talks.
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Manhattan
Kan
UPI
Kansas Farm Bureau
Ford
Russia
Kansas
Farmers plan nationwide toll free call to urge grain sales policy
Farmers will stage a phone demonstration to protest President Ford's moratorium on grain sales to Russia. The Agriculture Council of America will reopen its Farm Line toll free hotline from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. EDT inviting callers to express views, with Freese promising to deliver responses to the White House. The ACA advocates public understanding of farm issues and cites the hotline 800-424-9247. In Moscow, an official said the Soviet Union broadly agreed to buy surplus U.S. grain on a long term basis.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Russia
Agriculture Council of America
ACA
Baxter Freese
Wellman
Iowa
Freese
White House
Moscow
Charles Robinson
Soviet Union
United States
FBI destroys Oswald threat letter after Kennedy death
The New York Times reports top FBI officials ordered destruction of a letter from Lee Harvey Oswald shortly after Kennedy's assassination. An assistant to J Edgar Hoover relayed the order, says the Times source, to avoid embarrassment though not to hinder the probe. Agent James P Hosty Jr. had investigated Oswald and his wife.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
New York Times
the Times
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Kennedy
The
Times
Dallas Times-Herald
Bureau
Clarence Kelley
Dallas
Oswald
James P. Hosty Jr
Bell proposes rate hikes to raise 21.8 million in Kansas revenue
Southwestern Bell Kansas officials seek higher charges across local, long distance and WATS services to add 21.8 million dollars in annual revenue. They propose raising coin calls from 10 to 20 cents, cutting intrastate flat rate minutes, and discounts for evening and night station calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Bell
Stuckey
Kansas
WATS
Western Electric Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Wife of O'Brien resists subpoena in Hoffa inquiry
Brenda O'Brien seeks to quash a grand jury subpoena in the Hoffa disappearance probe. Her attorney argues she cannot be compelled to discuss her husband, cites medical issues, and claims appearing would cause irreparable harm. Hoffa vanished July 30 after plans to meet suspected mob figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Charles
Chuckie
O’brien
James R. Hoffa
Brenda O’brien
Richard M. Lustig
Southfield
U.S
James P. Churchill
Lustig
Hoffa
Brenda Lou Berger Goldsmith
Bank of Commerce branch application denied by state department
The Bank of Commerce branch request was denied by the state Department of Banking after a hearing led by Deputy Commissioner Ed Hogan. Wayne Umbarger declined to comment on the denial, while Hogan said reapplication is possible to pursue the decision.
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Bank of Commerce
State Banking Department
Ed Hogan
Wayne Umbarger
Hogan
First National Bank
First National
Comptroller of Currency
Tenth National Bank
Kansas City
Department of Banking
Topeka
Kissinger says Sinai presence tied to interim peace plan
Secretary of State Kissinger warned Congress must approve stationing up to 200 U.S. civilian technicians in the Sinai for electronic surveillance. He said rejection would require renegotiation of the Israeli Egyptian interim agreement and could block automatic implementation.
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U.S
Sinai
Cincinnati
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Kissinger
Sinai Desert
United States
Middle East
Art Day at Central Park hosts open creative booths
Neosho Valley Arts Council presents Art Day in Central Park from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday with no fixed program. The event features music, a soapbox, quilt award at 4 p.m., and more than 60 exhibitors including spinning and photo displays. A public dance runs 8 p.m. to midnight and memberships are welcomed.
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Central Park
Propst Center
Margaret Youngberg
S. Highland
Earith Brazil
Paul Chauncy
Wichita
Malson
Neosho Valley
Weather summary for today and ahead
Late night and morning fog or low clouds today and Thursday. Mostly cloudy afternoons and evenings both days. Highs today upper 70s to lower 80s and Thursday lower to mid 80s. Lows tonight upper 50s to lower 60s. Southerly wind 5 to 15 mph today and tonight.
Intercepted Letter to Cha Sparks Trade Talk
An intercepted letter notes Jerry’s initial excitement over a farmers’ suggestion but Buzz counters that most longshoremen do not grow wheat, implying limits on agriculture related policy. The exchange centers on labor and export dynamics affecting farming and port work.
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Jerry
Buzz
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