Owsley Appointed To State Court
Owsley, 56, has accepted a state court appointment after a long nomination history. He was nominated in 1966 but not chosen. The appointment was foreshadowed by reports two weeks earlier, with Docking previously saying he had not decided. A news release issued today confirms the decision.
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Said Owsley
Owsley
Docking
James Shaffer
Perry Owsley
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Price
Harold R. Fatzer
Kansas
Robert Docking
Parsons
Chanute
Pittsburg State College
Washburn University
Topeka
Raid on Drugs At Lawrence
Law enforcement raids led by Kansas Atty. Gen. Vern Miller targeted Lawrence and surrounding counties. About 60 to 120 officers seized heroin cocaine LSD marijuana and other substances from a commune near the KU campus. Two to four arrests included juveniles with at least six search warrants and 21 arrest warrants.
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Topeka
Vern Miller
Miller
University of Kansas
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence Police
Douglas
Shawnee County
Kansas Atty
Law Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence
Attorney General's Office
Demonstrations at Chanute Art Fair Highlight Local Talent
Artists Alley will showcase demonstrations by Darral A. Dishman and other exhibitors from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. rain postponement shifts to next Saturday. Demonstrations include portrait sketching, hooked rugs, quilting, toying with watercolors, tin painting, pottery, greeting cards, and American Indian arts and crafts.
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Cecelia Beuligmann
Darral A. Dishman
Spiva
Joplin
Mis
Souri Southern College
Chanute
Dishman
Lowther Junior High
Emporia
Mary Browning
S. Rutter
Darrel Herlocker
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Elsa Horn
Iola
John Litchenburg
E. 9Th
Sandra Nolan
Wichita
Nolan
Great Plains Studio
Black Bear Bosun
Bids Taken On Bonds Show Low Interest Rates
The city’s bond sale attracted six bids with the lowest average annual rate at 3.861665 per cent by Stern Brothers and Company of Kansas City Missouri. City Manager Kenneth Sanborn called the rate the best in years and the City Commission’s acceptance was expected next week.
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Stern Brothers and Company
Kansas City
Kenneth Sanborn
City Commission
Davidson- Vink-Sadler, Inc
Wichita
Commerce Bank
Fourth National Bank and Trust
Wichita City National Bank
Becroft, Cole and Co
Topeka
Sheriff Sale Notice for Delinquent Taxes in Erie
Legal notice announces Neosho County sheriff sale of real estate for delinquent taxes. Auction set for October 26 at 9 30 a.m. at the west front door of the Erie courthouse with legal descriptions provided.
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Neosho County
Tribune
Erie
Fence Super Discount Open 24 Hours a Day
Pence IGA at 15011 S Santa Fe advertises a 24 7 discount store opening with ongoing promotions. The notice highlights round-the-clock accessibility and a continuous shopping offer setting.
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S. Santa Fe
Alleys Reimagined as Art Galleries Boost City Spirit
An intercepted communication notes a shift as alleys are repurposed into art galleries signaling urban revitalization and a warmer cultural image. The piece hints at growing acceptance and civic interest in transforming neglected spaces into creative venues.
Weather Summary for Today and Weekend
Area forecast calls for cloudy conditions with occasional rain tonight and Saturday forenoon, then becoming partly cloudy Saturday afternoon. Wind shifts from east to southwest at 10 to 15 mph. Lows tonight near the mid 50s, highs Saturday in the upper 60s. Rain chances 60 percent tonight and 50 percent Saturday.
Bomb threat evacuates Arkansas City schools and college
More than 4,000 students were evacuated from seven Arkansas City USD 470 buildings after a phoned extortion threat demanding $25,000. No device or money was found. FBI and bomb squad aided searches as Sacred Heart and Cowley County Community Junior College also evacuated.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Arkansas City Unified School District
Robert A. Brown
Home National Bank
Cowley County
Brown
Sacred Heart Parochial School
Cowley County Community Junior College
FBI
Wichita
McConnell Air Force Base
Kay County
Oklahoma
Nixon hints Poff for Supreme Court vacancy
President Nixon hints he may nominate Rep. Richard Poff of Virginia to one of two Supreme Court openings. Harlan's retirement creates the second seat. hearings set for October with focus on death penalty case terms. Nixon stresses a strict constructionist judiciary and possible female nominee. Mansfield says Senate will act quickly.
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Washington
Nixon
Richard H. Poff
Virginia
Supreme Court
Poff
Economic Club of
Detroit
House
Senate
Judiciary Committees
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Hugo L. Black
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
G. Harrold Carswell
Edward M. Kennedy
Burger
Blackmun
Black
Ziegler
Demolition Actions Considered for Substandard Homes
Building Inspector Carl Mohr said demolition proceedings hinge on identifying all interested parties from records in Erie. The 1815 S Highland residence owned by Paul Kennedy faces potential action after previous plans to demolish stalled by a buyer, while neighbors at 716 W Ash press to speed up work and the owner seeks to salvage wood before demolition.
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Carl Mohr
Erie
S. Highland
Paul Kennedy
Coffeyville
Mohr
Kennedy
W. Ash
Baby born aboard Eastern jetliner over Georgia
In flight from Miami to Detroit a Miami stewardess becomes mother to a baby boy delivered on the plane over Augusta, Georgia. The mother asked to remain unnamed while both mother and child are reported in good condition after the jet lands in Atlanta and they are taken to a hospital. The newborn was born in the galley area of the aircraft.
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Atlanta, Ga
Detroit
Eastern Airlines
Bonnie Wilson
Atlanta
Augusta
Overcrowded Clay County jail prompts jury hold
Liberty, Missouri sheriff reports the Clay County jail housing 70 to 71 inmates though built for 59. About eight prisoners slept on mattresses in exercise areas as the population fluctuates, with Sheriff McClure asking the grand jury to pause indictments until numbers thin.
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Liberty
Clay County
Mark McClure
McClure
Grand Jury
United States Prevails in UN Voting on Two-China Plan
The United States won the first test of strength in the United Nations when the General Assembly rejected a move to bar the two China plan from its agenda. The vote preserved the issue for debate and the U S position appeared secure for now.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
General Assembly
Kansas teachers face 90 day salary freeze plan
The Wichita Board of Education president Dr Don Miller and Kansas Association of School Boards assistant executive director Dr Don Moran announced a statewide salary freeze for all Kansas teachers, delaying 1971-72 increases until after a 90 day period.
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Wichita
Kansas
Wichita Board of Education
Don Miller
Don Moran
Kansas Association of School Boards
Julie Nixon Eisenhower Walks After Cast Removal
Julie Nixon Eisenhower walks gingerly after doctors at Bethesda Naval Hospital remove the cast from her left leg. She had broken her toe five weeks earlier in Atlantic Beach Florida while teaching near the elementary school. Detriot AP: Barbara Pliskow 35 white arrested at Metropolitan Airport with dynamite and a pistol aboard a plane with 71 passengers in a plot to aid jailed Black Panthers flee the country.
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Washington
White House
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Atlantic Beach
Fla
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Detroit
Metropolitan
Barbara Pliskow
Soviet defector brings spy network documents as Britain expels 105
A senior Soviet intelligence agent defected to Britain with documents on a Russian spy network. The Foreign Office ordered 105 Soviet staff from the embassy trade delegation Moscow Bank and Aeroflot to leave. Ninety already in London have two weeks to depart, while 15 abroad will be denied return. It is the largest mass expulsion of its type in modern history outside full breakage of relations.
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London
Britain
Foreign Office
Moscow Bank
Aeroflot
Harris enters race for 1972 Democratic nomination
Oklahoma Senator Fred R. Harris announced his bid for the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination. He said he will try to turn the country around and bring it back to greatness, becoming the second declared entrant among White House prospects.
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Washington
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
White House
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Spiva Art Center
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