Poll Shows Nixon and Pearson Lead In Statewide Poll
The Topeka Capital-Journal poll of 1,000 voters in September shows President Nixon at 62 percent, Senator Pearson at 57, with McGovern at 2 percent and Tezialf at 12 percent. Gov. Docking and Atty. Gen. Miller lead their Republican foes 50 percent each.
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Topeka
Kan
Topeka Sunday Capital - Journal
Nixon
James B. Pearson
Robert Docking
Vern Miller
George McGovern
John G. Schmita
Pearson
Arch Tezialf
Docking
Miller
Morris Kay
Robert Hoffman
Capital Journal
Human Resources Corp
Don Hardesty
General Motors Develops Emission Control System
General Motors President Ward N Cole says GM has developed a new emission control system that will meet 1976 76 federal auto pollution standards. The system aims to reduce emissions across GM vehicles.
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General Motors
San Antonio, Tex
Ward N. Cole
Obituaries mark deaths of Stanley Skinner Reed and others
Mildred L Masters Stanley 68 Altoona died Sunday at St Margaret s Mercy Hospital Funeral services will be Wednesday at 10 a m in the Carson Knickerbocker Chapel Interment will be in Altoona city cemetery She was born November 26 1909 the daughter of Harley and Lillian Masters She married Plato R Stanley January 5 1933 He survives along with one son Gary L Cicero Ill one brother Ted Masters Chanute two sisters Wanda Johnson Wichita and Alla Dean LaCrone Dewey Okla A former Cha nute resident Fred Skinner 73 died suddenly of a heart attack Friday in Delphos He operated a pharmacy in Cha nute from 1953 to 1963 He is survived by his widow two sons Dean Skinner Benkelman Ned and Rev Gary Skinner Chicago and five grandchildren Funeral services were held at 11 a m in Delphos Samuel Theodore Reed 61 died Friday morning at Veterans Hospital Wichita He was born February 2 1911 in Eureka Springs Ark He served in the Army in 1942 He married Norma Moore July 5 1950 in Bentonville Ark He is survived by Norma and two sons Larry Dea Reed and Virgil Reed plus his mother Mrs Mary Ellen Reed and four brothers and one sister The brothers are Andrew Reed Finnis and Francis Reed Andre o Reed and a sister Martha Barriger Also surviving are several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be at Gibson Koch Chapel Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev Virgil Collins officiating Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery The hospital and auto emission topics are noted with General Motors official stating the new catalytic converter system aims to meet federal standards and be cost viable without releasing specific figures
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Carson-Knickerbocker
Altoona City
Harley
Lillian
Carrel) Masters
Plato R. Stanley
Altoon
Gary L
Cicero
Ill
Ted Masters
Chanute
Wanda Johnson
Wichita
Alla Dean LaCrone
Dewey
Okla
Samuel “Theodore Reed
Norma Moore
Bentonville
Ark
Larry Dea Reed
Kansas
Virgil Reed
Mary Ellen Reed
N. Highland
Andrew Reed
Norfolk
Finnis
Francis Reed
N. Hfffland
Andreo Reed
Malcolm
Sistr
John K
Martha Ellen) Barriger
Reed
Gibson - Koch
Virgil Collins
Memorial Park Cemetery
Wedding at Mt Carmel center despite injuries
Bill Ewan 21 of Girard and Kathy Sears 17 of Brie wed in Pittsburg hospital chapel after a car crash left Ewan with facial cuts and a serious knee injury. He uses a wheelchair and expects discharge next week. Ewan and Sears attended with Ewan's injured brother Charles, also in a wheelchair.
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Bill Ewan
Girard
Kathy Sears
Brie
Mt. Carmel Medical Center
Pittsburg
Ewan
Charles
Fire damages Anderson home and car fire report
Chanute firemen responded to a Friday 8 p.m. call at the Quinten Anderson R2 residence. The attic kitchen living room and bedroom suffered extensive fire water and smoke damage due to an overheated war furnace. A second call reported a car fire at 415 W. 2nd Saturday driven by Mrs. Albert Barker from the same address caused by faulty wiring with minor damage.
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Chanute
Quinten Anderson
R. 2
Anderson
Albert Barker
Neighborhood Notes Senior High Kayettes Planto Cherokees Conference
Senior High Kayettes will attend a conference in Cherokee on October 12 with Twila Dye Barbara Hanson Cathy Mih Carol Sommars and Debbie Thuston. Miss Sommars and Miss Thuston will chair discussion groups. Mr and Mrs D L Geeding Santa Fe return from Palm Springs California after attending the Veterans of World War I Barracks and Auxiliary national convention. Mrs Geeding elected national guard of the auxiliary.
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Kayettes
Cherokee
Twila Dye
Barbara Hanson
Cathy Mih
Carol Sommars
Debbie Thuston
Miss Sommars
Miss Thuston
D. L. Geeding
Santa Fe
Palm Springs
Calif
Riviera Hotel
Nixon IMF speech fails to lift market slide
Wall Street fell after President Nixon urged reform of the international monetary system. The Dow Jones average dropped 3.76 to 939.27 at 2 p.m. trading, with 1,643 issues traded and the NYSE down 0.06 to 59.45 as declines led advancers 713 to 519.
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New York
Nixon
International Monetary Fund
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Poetry Program Set at Orchid Buffet by Kaledoscope Players
The Kaledoscope Players present American Poetry dramatized at the Orchid Buffet Tuesday at 7 30 p m Two actors George Nason and Steve Curtis perform poems by Robert Frost Carl Sandburg Edgar Lee Masters Stephen Vincent Benet and Vachel Lindsay Each poem becomes a short play with major works Mountain Whipperwill and The Witch of Coos. A dinner follows the Talk of the Month at 6 30 p m.
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George Nason
Steve Curtis
Robert Frost
Carl Sandburg
Edgar Lee Masters
Stephen Vincent Benet
Vachel Lindsay
Hospital Visiting Hours and Census From Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 264 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 62 adults and pediatrics and six babies. Admissions and dismissals for Saturday and Sunday record numerous names and locations, including births of two boys to Randall Beggs and Gilbert Shelton at Stark and 1005 S Plummer respectively.
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Randall Beggs
Stark
Gilber Shelton
S. Plummer
Fund Loss Predicted In State Aid Decision
Atty Gen Vern Miller will not appeal a Johnson County District Court ruling that the state aid distribution formula is unconstitutional. The decision halts the second half of about $40 million in aid, leaving districts facing financial trouble before the legislative session.
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Clay Center
Kan
Vern Miller
Kansas
Miller
Robert Hoffman
Johnson County
Hoffman
Drive Progress in Independence Public Chest Campaign
The Community Chest drive in Independence has reached over 30 percent of its goal after two weeks. Collections are $13,936.50 toward a $45,307 target to fund nine agencies.
Parsons United Fund reports $13 900 in advance gifts
The Parsons drive began Sept 11 and has about $13 900 in pledges and contributions. An industrial canvass is planned this week with a business and residential solicitation to follow. The goal is $46 000. Police reported damage to a car window after children playing near 801 N. Santa Fe.
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Parsons
Parsons United Fund Drive
John Borjas
N. Santa Fe
Insurance salesman investigated for misrepresentations in Chanute
Police report the State Insurance Commission is probing claims that Topeka salesman Steven C. Bartlett misrepresented policies to Chanute residents. He has sold policies to at least 10 locals, while Cherryvale High crowed Lu Ann Norris home coming queen at a Burlington game halftime ceremony. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norris.
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State Insurance Commissioners Office
Topeka
Chanute
Steven C. Bartlett
Cherryvale
Lu Ann Norris
Cherryvale High School
Burlington
Paul Norris
West Side Trash Pickup Wednesday
Bob Bunting announces west Chanute city pickup for large items on Wednesday. Flat bed service will collect from near residents’ trash cans, with division marked at Steuben. Trucks will often access via alleys on eligible blocks.
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Bob Bunting
Chanute
Steuben
Local Stocks Briefs Include Kustom Electronics and Manley Industries
Local market notes show Kustom Electronics at 12%4 and Manley Industries at 562 with ILC Products listed as furnished by Spencer W. Finney. Small items and egg prices appear in the snippet.
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Kustom Electronics I
Manley Industries
Spencer W. Finney
Farmers Aim to Import Prolific Sheep Flocks
Wellington New Zealand AP report notes sheep outnumber humans twenty to one. Agriculture Minister Douglas J Carter says 1973 will see import of higher fertility breeds starting with the Finnish Landrace. Cross breeding aims to raise lambing rates and overall fertility of existing flocks. New Zealand hosts about 60 million sheep for a population of three million.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Douglas J. Carter
Urban renewal project seeks HUD funds in Coffeyville
The Urban Renewal Agency moves to submit a $508 160 HUD funding request for the residential east Coffeyville project. If approved, a public hearing will follow before the City Commission reviews the plan.
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HUD
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