Bodies Litter Viet Highway Near Quang Tri City
Bodies and body parts litter Highway One southeast of Quang Tri as barricades manned by about 50 South Vietnamese troops hold back North Vietnamese forces within 500 yards. Explosions and antiaircraft fire blanket the area while civilians flee in buses and refugees crowd the road. Evacuation for about 200 wounded is blocked. quang tri city appears surrounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Quang Tri City
U.S
Quang Tri
Bloodless suspended animation saves airman in liver failure
Airman S Sgt Tori Olson, 20, of West Laurens New York, underwent a bloodless suspended animation at Wilford Hall AF Medical Center after viral hepatitis caused liver failure. Using a heart lung machine, doctors drained his blood, cooled his body to 8 degrees, and replaced blood with donor fluid to protect organs. Olson recovered with no apparent brain damage and recalled waking to his parents singing.
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San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
Tori Olson
West Laurens
N.Y
Wilford Hall Air Force Medical Center
McConnell Air Force Base
Kansas
Olson
Dismissals and Traffic Fines At Local Borough
A list of names and addresses shows dismissals and numerous traffic related fines. Individuals from St Catherine to Briar Hill Manor face speeding illegal parking and helmet violations with amounts ranging from 4 to 105 dollars and costs. The notices include penalties for careless driving, parking violations, and a DWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LICE
Daniel V. i Smith
Imperial Rt
Rosendo Zuniga Perez Jr
N. Ard
Rodney Kent Farnsworth
Steven Gale Haflich
Robert Milton Johnson
Evans
Harman Brungardt
Richard Purdy
Charles M. Wells
Wheatridge
William David Phipps
Melvin Sperry
Rt. 1
Marshall Gurley
York
Paul K. Karber
Gardendale
Bob Widows
Jerald L. Mullin
Holcomb
Tony Cummingham
Owen Gnable
Nath
Russell Walter Knaus
Perry L. Smith
Warren Swartley
Hattie
Damon Cox
Local Parking Violations and City Accidents Reported
Citations issued in Garden City for no parking and dog related offenses with names and addresses. City accidents list several two vehicle crashes with minor to extensive damage across multiple intersections, including injuries to a passenger in the Davis vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main
Joseph D. Bertrand
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Terry Kim Jones
Kansan
Duane Leroy van Dorah
Parkwood
Leon Ramsey
Chesterfield
Vivian Wasinger
E. Fair
Perry L. Smith
Sth
Santa Fe
Roosevelt R. Davis
Polly On
Must Register For Kindergarten At Ingalls
Ingalls Unified School District 477 announces kindergarten eligibility and pre registration for fall. Five year olds on or before Sept 1 1972 may register May 5 at the school or by telephone if needed. Bring birth certificate health exam and Kansas Immunization certificate to enroll in August.
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Ingalls
Unified School District
Jess D. Paul
Paul
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Kamsas
Guidance Office seeks early enrollment for next year
Garden City seniors and juniors not currently enrolled who plan to return next year should enroll now at the Senior High Guidance Office. Principal Darry Woodson urges prompt action to secure classes for the upcoming school year.
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Garden City
Darry] Woodson
Del Dhiri to Head Mental Health Month Committee
Dr. Del Dhiri will lead the 1972 Finney County Mental Health Association Mental Health Month committee. The May observance promotes science, service, and social action programs with Gar den City Community Junior College instructor Zhiri urging citizen involvement to address mental illness as a solvable national health issue.
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del Dhiri
Melvin Paget
Finney County Mental Health Assocition
Zhiri
Garden City Community Junior College
Finney County Mental Health Association
Funeral set for Arthur O. Davis 67 Ulysses resident
Arthur O Davis 67 of Ulysses died Friday at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. Funeral Monday at Ulysses United Methodist Church with Rev Bill Dial officiating. Burial in Ulysses Cemetery. Survivors include widow Hazel daughter Bette Hoffman three sisters and two grandchildren. Memorials suggested to the church.
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Ulysses
Arthur O. Davis
Ulysses United Methodist Church
Bill Dial
Davis
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Mo‘weaqua
Hazeld L. Smith
Neasho
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
United Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Shrine Club
Keyak
Nev
Shrine Club Crippled Children’s Foundation
de Molay
Wichita
IOOF
OES
Royal Arch Masons
Garden City
Consistory
Commandry
The
Elks Lodge
Hazel
Bette Hoffman
Darine
Conn
Dorothy Wilson
Katherine Thompson
Ellen Siebert
Phillips
Bias Against Women In Church Says Leader
Mrs. Louise Wallace, speaking in Telegram, denounces visible discrimination against women in the church. At the Kansas-Oklahoma United Church of Christ meeting in Garden City, she promotes a consciousness raising effort and women’s leadership across church structures. She notes few ordained women and urges place in policy making and professional leadership.
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Kathi Loper
Louise Wallace
Shawnee Mission
Wallace
Garden City
Kansas-Oklahoma
the United Church of Christ
Garden City Community Junior College
General Synod
Total Women
Church of Christ
Mrs. Wallace
Demonstration of Laser Beam by Bill Ewing at Rotary
Bill Ewing of Southwestern Bell will present a 1972 science demonstration to the Rotary Club, using a laser with a gas lens and compact solar powered devices. He will explain laser operations and potential future communications uses, including how future telephone lines might ride a laser beam.
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Bill Ewing
Southwestern Bell
Rotary Club
Southwestern Bell Science Demonstrator
Ewing
United States
Near perfect grades drive crush of med school applicants
Kansas City report on University of Kansas Medical Center admissions shows about 350 Kansas applicants and 144 graduates admitted with an average 3.3 GPA. Only 10 of 750 non residents were admitted. Expansion plan to 200 by 1976 aims to ease pressure, with new campuses and resident programs across Kansas.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas
William Rieke
KUMC
Dr. Rieke
Kansas College
Reike
Rieke
Kansas Legislature
United States
Carnagie Commission
Garden City
Sur- Seong
Sill
Calf Scramble Rules For Beef Empire Show Set
The second annual calf scramble at the Beef Empire Live and Carcass Show opens for boys aged 13 to under 16 as of May 1, 1972. Applications due May 8, 1972 to the Garden City chamber of commerce. Winners must show and feed calf at the 1973 event. judges' decisions are final.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. Laurel
Garden City
Kan
Beef Empire
Farmland Foods
Finney County Fairgrounds
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Viet
Garden City Telegram
Joe Gerald Klebanoff
New York
Paul W. Myers
David E. Langdon
Walford Hall
Klebanoff
Sas
Garden Bowl
Ray M. Allen
Dwayne Kelley
1207 N. Ltd
Jaco
Warren Hotel
St. Catherine Michael A. Cedillo
Ignacio Franco
Joe A. Palacio
Paul Pfeifer
Thelma F. Meeker
Briar Hill Manor
Randy L. Partin
Eugene
Mrs
Howard Darby
Hackberry
Ed Bergman
Sandra Jean Flaming
Mark Walter Carlson
Rogga Bowie
BE. Chestnut
J. A. Pinegar
Paul Irsik
Jim King
Abraham Cedullo
N. 13Th
Linda Flynn
N. 5Th
Vance K. Cain
Howerton
Dr. Zhiri
Uate
Board of Regents
Midwest
Rieker
Guardian
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