Massive Johnson County drug raid nets 72 sought or seized
Johnson County law enforcement launched the largest drug operation to date, seeking or arresting 72 individuals including 40 juveniles. Fifteen adults were arrested by 6:15 p.m. and 24 juveniles faced petitions. The raid targeted marijuana, heroin, cocaine, PCP, LSD and other drugs with warrants for 30 defendants and 38 juvenile petitions filed by the county DA.
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Olathe
Hns
Parsons
Johnson County
Johyon County
Roy Miller
Johnson Drug Training Unit
Miller
Kansas
Attoney
Margaret Jordan
Gas Rationing Might Be Approved Soon
Washington reports say President Nixon and the Energy Emergency Action Group plan rationing decisions, with possible next Tuesday actions. Shultz opposed a gasoline tax. plans include 30 percent cuts in car use and shifts to fuel oils amid coal shortages. Major oil firms announce price moves. airlines cut staffing and flights as fuel crisis deepens.
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Washington
Nixon
Energy Emergency Action Group
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Congress
Shultz
White House
Charleston
W.va
Cost of Living Council
Shell
Atlantic Richfield
Sunoco
Love
Mieeks
Easter Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ozark Air Lines
Slaughter cattle markets falter in SW Kansas trade
Market activity for slaughter steers in SW Kansas cooled early this week with demand near nothing by Tuesday noon and only limited sales near last week. Totals through Thursday show 23,700 head statewide, versus 27,900 year ago. feeder cattle sales remained scarce for a valid test amid large feedlot offerings and improving demand by Thursday afternoon.
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Kansas
Discharges and Police Notices From Local Areas
List of hospital discharges and police traffic fines, bonds forfeited, and driving violations across multiple towns. Names include Sammie Allen Ingalls Blundell Duvall Frazier Harlich Hardesty McMillan Martin Stone Wenbo Boyts Smith, and many addresses. Violations cover speeding, careless driving, improper backing and parking, with fines ranging from 4 to 105 dollars. Authorities reference St Catherine, Telegram Avenue, Quapaw, Hugoton, Lincoln Road, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Sammie Allen
Ingalls
Remel Blundell
Satanta
Howard Duvall
Lakin
Steven Frazier
Pat's Drive
Robert Gneer
Telegram Avenue
Maynard Harlich
Ganden City
Pinecrest
Gregory Smith
Baby Boy
Summit
Phillip Boyts
E. Johnson
Ronsenda Perez
Jenny Deam Daniels
Hugoton
Wilbert Steinmetz
Lincoln Rd
Alphons Rijfkogel
Gary Wayte Mueller
Chesterfield
Doris C. Wamler
N. Main
Evelyn Faye Strong
Santa Fe
Danny A. Ramero
Kansas
Jane D. Christison
Wheatleys
Wheatleys Twnnsley Court., Disobeying Stop Sign, $15. Rober Termiquez
W. Many
Olin E. Dovel
Ne . Beatticau
Haim- Line
Parl E. Shannon
Kangas
Frankie D. Thomas
Tonio
Natalia Hernandez
Brenda Jo Vester
Belmock
Sandy M. Whiteman
Horse Haven
Michael L. Brown
Genard Rodriguez
W. Maple
Kenneth Wayne Eastow
Ronald E. Johnson
N. 5Th
Connie Avila
E. Santa Fe
Garden City dog to run at large and vehicle damage report
A Garden City notice lists a dog at large for $10 under Richard Mesa at 1012 N 7th. Accidents Friday 7:27 p.m. Wallace and Summit involve Tod A. Pabst and William Preston with major to extensive vehicle damage. Friday 7:05 p.m. Dillons Eastgate incident involved Mary Jo Melgosa and Chester Leo Nichols with vehicle damage noted. Thursday night a shot through a window at 503 N 6th caused $65 with Fender damage in Juco parking lot for $80. Thefts include thirteen track tapes valued at $78 from a locked vehicle in senior high parking lot and battery cables at 2518 N Main valued at $25.
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Richard Mesa
Wallace
Summit
Tod A. Pabst
E. Hamline
William Preston
Bancroft
Dillons
Eastgate
Mary Jo Melgosa
Gardendale
Chester Leo Nichols
J. C
Juco
N. Main
Infant Sky Allen Norton Graveside Rites Held
Graveside services for Sky Allen Norton infant son of Mr and Mrs Bardie A Norton Rt 1 were this morning at Valley View Cemetery with Rev Alvin Daelwiker officiating The baby died shortly after birth at St Catherine Hospital Survivors include grandparents Bardie K Newbon 1714 Mike's Drive Bruce Lewis Scott City great grandparents Bardie K Norton Sr Nina C Greenlee San Jose Everett Green El Rancho Trailer Park Gammandy Funeral Home handled arrangements
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Sky Allen Norton
Bardie A. Norton
Rt. 1
Valley View Cemetery
Alvin Daelwiker
St. Cattherine Hospital
Bardie K. Newbon
Mike
Bruce Lewis
Scott City
Bardie K. Nortom Sr
Nina C. Greenlee
San Jose
Calif
Everett Green
el Rancho Trailer Park
Gammandy Funeral Home
New Typewriter Demonstration At Garden City Library
IBM Mag Card II typewriter will be shown at Garden City Community Junior College library next week. Demonstrations run Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. to noon. Waundonma Williams from Wichita will train four legal secretaries from Cimarron Egoton and Garden City, Mickey Pilgrim assists, a film will be shown, open to students instructors business men and the public. Call extension 58 for details.
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Garden City Community Junior College
Waundonma Williams
IBM
Wichita
Cimarron
Egoton
Garden City
Mickey Pilgrim
College
Texas Man Survives Ordeal After Wreck
An Austin man was found pinned in his car after two days in freezing temperatures as gasoline dripped on him. William G. Gnay, 32, said his car plunged into a marine 10 miles west of Austin early Thursday. Friends locating the barely visible wreck ended a search by investigators.
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Austin
Tex
William G. Gnay
New Oil Find Near Deerfield in Kansas Offer
A Wichita operator led by J A Allison reports a new oil discovery in Johnson Vine area of Marmaton formation, about 15 miles north and one mile west of Deerfield. A drillstem test on Rooney No 1 well yielded 1 008 feet of clean oil and 127 feet of mud, with exploration ongoing and top formations listed from Marmaton to St. Genevieve.
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Harris News Service
Deerfield
Johnson Limeshone
Rooney
Kearny Countby
Bemier Field
Deerfield Teachers Meet With Don Anderson Guest Speaker
All area educators are invited to a Deerfield Teachers Assn meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Deerfield High School Auditorium. Guest speaker will be Don Anderson, president of the Kansas National Education Assn, a 12 year classroom teacher in Colby.
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Deerfield
Deerfield Teachers’ Assn
Deerfield High School
Don Anderson
Kansas National Education Asim
Colby
Anderson
Garden City honors local doctor with state awards
Bethany College in Lindsborg and Fort Hays Kansas State College shaped his medical training. He earned the M. D. Cunningham Award in 1972 and was named Outstanding Young Peacekeeper for Thomas County. Active with K NEA roles include Professional Negotiation Committee chair and Northwest Kansas UniServ advisory board member. Charles Johns accompanies Amdenson as NEA Southwest Kansas UniServ director. Topeka AP notes Kansas traffic death log shows December 0 and 1973 570 versus 1972 611.
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Bethany: College
Lindsborg
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Wag
Thomas County
Anderson
K-Nea
Northwest Kansas UniServ’ Advisory Board
Charles Johns
NEA
Southwest Kansas UniServ
Amdenson
Two Youths Killed In Kansas City Crash
Two youths died Friday afternoon in a crash in northeast Kansas City when their car crossed the center line on a sharp curve and jammed under an oncoming delivery truck. The driver was Rickie E. Ganrigus, 18, of Wellington, Missouri, and passenger Charles L. Jeude, 19, Lexington, Missouri.
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Kansas (City
Pauloe
Kansas City
Rickie E. Ganrigus
Wellington
Acd
Charles L. Jeude
Lexington
Free Supper Offered at Head Start Open House
A free Mexican supper will be served at the Kamsias Council Head Start Center in downtown. An open house Monday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. invites the public to tour the center and learn about the Head Start preschool program with staff explanations and refreshments. Local and state officials and staff from Ulysses Seon and Goodland will attend. Greg Buibllesioa, acting director of the Kansas Council of Agricultural Workers and Low Income Families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamsias Council
Ulysses
Seon
Goodland
Kansas Council of Agricultural Workers and Low Income Families
Greg Buibllesioa
Ag Price Drop Leveling Off Says USDA Board
Washington AP The Agriculture Department Crop Reporting Board says farm prices from mid October to mid November fell 1.5 percent after earlier declines from August. Prices for cattle calves whip lash cotton budd lers and soybeans eased while milk rice potatoes and tomatoes rose. The farm price index remained 38 percent above mid November 1972 and the farm-retail margin rose 11.5 percent since August.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
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Allen Norton
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Heinold Commodities Inc
P.O. Box
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Garden City, Ks
Inez Phillips
Bill. Crotinger
Topeka
Kan
Western Auto
Tralah
Thundey Dohn
Dohn
Barbie
Jasi
Sss
Barble
Wis Keister
Ceeda
The
American Bible Society
Garden City Sale CO
Massey Ferguson
Garden City Telegram
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