Local Garden City Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Garden City hospital daily notices list admissions at St Catherine through Mrs Eleanor Baier and others, discharges including Edmond Gallaway and Jeanette Herman, births reporting Catherine To for Don Water son at 9 07 a m weighing 12 pounds 8 ounces, plus court actions and legal notices from county filings and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Hospitals
St. Catherine
Eleanor Baier
Holcomb
Josephine Miller
Buwana
St. Catherine Edmond Gallaway
N. Sth
Jeanette Herman
Taylor
Ethel Graves
Healy
John Sooby
Amelia Jacobs
Imperial
Marion Wishon
Burnside Drive
Leopold Clifford Schwindt
Marienthal
Floyd Tuttle
Tribune
Catherine
Don Waterson
Dighton
Green Hands Admitted At Garden City FFA Banquet
Eleven Green Hands were admitted to the Garden City Chapter of Future Farmers of America during Dad's Night Banquet in the high school agriculture shop. About 80 FFA boys, fathers, and guests attended as Jim Crotinger Jis Hahn Terry Stoppel Keith Higgs Larry Scott Larry Goss Jim Picket Ricky Hands Kenneth Wasson David Lightner and Roger Cooley were welcomed. Dr. Leroy Hood urged the group that farming yields more than money, noting that the era of 160 acres and horse teams is over and praising vocational programs and FIA training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Hands
Garden City
Future Farmers’ of America
Jim Crotinger
Jis Hahn
Terry Stoppel
Keith’ Higgs
Larry Scott
Larry Goss
Jim Picket
Ricky Hands
Kenneth Wasson
David Lightner
Roger Cooley
FFA
Kennneth Henderson
Leroy Hood
Hood
FIA
Kansas City Livestock Markets and Prices Report
Kansas City livestock market results show moderate activity with steady trend for slaughter cattle. Prices listed include utility and commercial cows 13.75 to 16.00, bulls 47.00 to 58.50, and varied weights for barrows, gilts, sows, and feeder lambs with mixed changes. Sheep and lamb values feature wooled lambs 18.00 to 19.59 and feeder lambs around 13.99 to 14.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
NEW York
Dreyfus Fund
Fidelity
Finan Ind
Incorp Inc
Mags Invest
Ser-Inc
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Wellington
Hoffa Indicted Over Florida Land Venture and Union Funds
James R. Hoffa surrendered to a U S marshal after being named in a 12 count indictment by a Florida grand jury. The case links Hoffa to two associates in a Sun Valley Inc real estate project in Brevard County and alleges use of more than a half million dollars of Teamsters funds. Also arrested were Henry Lower and Robert E B McCarthy Jr with hearings set for removal to Florida.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Florida
U. S
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
U.S
C. S. Bentley Pike
Teamsters
South Side
U.S. District Court
Orlando
Fla
Sun Valley, Inc
Lower
Robert’ EB. McCarthy Jr
Detroit
Theodore Levin
Detroit Teamsters Local
Me.Carthy
Bank of Commonwealth
Washington
Atty
William P. Rogers
FBI
Grand Jury
Brevard County
Edwin H. Willis
Titusville
Fia
Roger S
Mis trial declared in Hoffa conspiracy case
Washington AP reports a mistrial was declared in the case of Sally T. Hucks amid questions about her sanity. Judge Burnita S. Matthews ordered a mental examination and mistrials for co defendants Joseph M. Williamson and Moss Herman as the government alleges a plot to alter and destroy records of calls to Hoffa's apartment hotel.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate
JS. District Court
Burnita S. Matthews
Sally T. Hucks
Joseph M. Williamson
Urbana, Ill
Moss Herman
Hucks
H. Clifford Allder
William Richard Hucks Sr
Cage
Allder
Matthews
Teamsters
KU Nuclear Reactor Center Nears Completion at KU
Lawrence AP reports the University of Kansas nuclear reactor center is near completion and will be ready to receive a supply of uranium in March. The Atomic Energy Commission will provide $40,000 worth of uranium free to support research and training in nuclear engineering. The reactor unit is under a $160,000 contract with two thirds funded by the AEC and the state covering the remainder.
New Officers Named for Veterans Day Committee
New officers of the Veterans Day Committee of the American G I Forum Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion were elected last week with Jesse Aguilera as president and Wayne Foster as secretary treasurer. Bob Long named parade chairman. Next meeting slated for March 14. Police Chief Mitch Geister to attend the FBI Academy graduation weekend in Kansas City with a demonstration planned. A Telegram photo misidentified Doug McGraw as Up and Atom 4-H Club president. he is actually president of the 4-H Council and accepted the check on behalf of the council.
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Veterans Day Committee
The
America G. I. Forum
Veterans of Foreign Warts and
American Legion
Jesse Aguilera
Wayne Foster
Bob Long
Mitch Geister
Kansas
Migsouti
Federal Bureau of Investigation Academy
Kansas City
FBI
Geisler
4-H
VFW
Doug McGraw
Up and Atom
4-H Council
Council
Farmers as victims of their own efficiency endure shifts
Kansas City AP Howard A Cowden farm leader tells the annual Consumers Co operative Association meeting that farmers are victims of efficiency and their vote is no longer decisive in national affairs. He notes farmers in 1940 fed 14, now 27 people, farm income down 24.5 percent in 10 years and farmers take 12 percent less of the food dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Howard A. Cowden
Cowden
Consumers Co-operative Association
Midwest
Local Architecture Firm Announces New Office
The partner ship of Lyman Jones and Cobb Architects and Engineer announces their new building at Belmont and Kansas Plaza under construction by Masonry Products Co. It will house drafting engineering offices, a technical library, meeting room, kitchenette, and garden area. Architect Lew Lyman touts sun and wind control, function, beauty, and local materials. Construction by Al Towles aims for late January completion barring weather delays.
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Lyman, Jones and Cobb
Kansas Plaza
Belmont
Lew Lyman
Morris Jones
al Towles
Mishap Hurts Satanta Man
A Satanta man suffered a laceration above the left eye and a slight concussion in a snowstorm accident Tuesday. John Miller Jr was not hospitalized. The mishap happened around 6 p.m. a quarter mile south of the Finney Haskell county line as he, southbound, lost control and slid into an east borrow ditch. His car did not overturn but shattered a telephone pole with its left rear.
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Satanta Mart
John Miller, Jr
Finney-Haskell
Miller
East Borrow Ditch
Three Killed on Roads In December 1980 Kansas
AP report from Topeka logs traffic deaths over a 24 hour period to 9 am. December 1980 shows 465 deaths compared with 546 in 1959. No full details provided.
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Topeka
Kansas
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Bertrand
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Order of Fastern Star
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Bastpakt
Bestpakt
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Folger's
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Jones Ave
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Thas
Foursquare Gospel
Jack McVicker
Fuston
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Satanta Man
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