Large feedlot plans announced in Southwestern Kansas
Western Feed yards Inc announces an 8 30,000 head feedlot 314 miles east of Johnson in Stanton County starting with 12,000 head next October and expanding to 30,000. William J Fortney named manager. Co ops plan two 12,000 head facilities at Garden City and Johnson.
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Kansas
Johnson
Stanton County
Western Feedyards Inc
William J. Fortney
California
Garden City
Dismissals at St Catherine Hospital Garden City
List of discharged patients at Garden City Hospitals includes Mrs Paul Cole of 314 Davis Mrs Ed Davis Rt 1 Holcomb Mrs Kathryn Frank Rt 2 Scott City Brenda Funk Rt 1 Mrs Joe Graham 1707 St John Mrs Mildred Jennings 2105 Nsignee Mrs Arland Marker and baby son 207 Downing Mrs Jimmy Munoz and baby son 1921 B Marvin W Murray 705 Harding Wayne E Riggs 1307 A Mrs Antonia Rivera 613 N 8th Mrs Denton Unruh Cope land
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St. Catherine
Paul Cole
Davis
Ed Davis
Holcomb
Kathryn Frank
Scott
Brenda Funk
Joe Graham
St. John
Mildred Jennings
N.signee
Arland Marker
Downing
Jimmy Munoz
Marvin W. Murray
Harding
Courts Portre Courts Portre Lad Bonds Forfeited
Everett L. Goodwin of 1108 Hillcrest faced a $4 fine for parking extending over the sidewalk. Mrs. John J. Wagner of 511 N 8th fined $10 for improper starting of a parked vehicle. William Edward Pickens of 619 N Sth fined $4 for blocking a private driveway. Henry M. Kuhlman of 907 N 1st fined $4 for parked vehicle on parking. Roy Eugene Newman of Swedeland Pa charged with disorderly conduct, $30. Raymond Roy Beasley charged with disorderly conduct, $30. Gene A. Jalomo of 203 N Taylor charged with disorderly conduct, $30. Deme Trio L. Jalomo of 208% N 4th charged with disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapon, $60.
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Everett L. Goodwin
Hillcrest
John J. Wagher
N. 8Th
William Edward Pickens
N. Sth
Henry M. Kuhlman
N. 1St
Roy Eugene Newman
Swedeland
Traffic collisions reported on Friday in city
Friday incidents include Debra L Robinson at 1405 Pats Dr and Mrs John King at 308 E Olive in the 200 block of E Olive with minor to moderate damage and no injuries. Patricia A Meier at 314 N 10th and Donald A Doll on Main report moderate damage to both cars with no injuries. George Lester Paronto at 505 N 4th and Sam I Unruh Copeland in the 100 block of Cedar report moderate damage to Paronto and minor damage to Unruh with no injuries.
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Debra L Robinson
Pat's Dr
John King
George Lester Paronto
Sam I
Unruh
Copeland
Paronto
Livestock Market Report for Southwest Kansas
Slaughter steers and heifers rise as weeks totals show 385 loads moved. Confirmed deliveries include 307 loads of steers and 78 loads of heifers. feeders remain strong with 1,650 head in confirmed sales for immediate to mid January delivery.
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Kansas
F.o.b
Four Area Students in KU Symphonic Band
Four students from the Kansas University area join 94 members of the KU Symphonic Band. They are Marsha Yoakum Scott City Susan Gillan Dighton Janet Murphy and Robert Townsend from KU. The band is the top group chosen by try-outs and will tour the Midwest for a week in March with its first concert at KU Murphy Hall on January 11 for the inaugural festival of contemporary band literature.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Marsha Yoakum
Scott City
Susan Gillan
Wheatridge
Janet Murphy
Dighton
Robert Townsend
Murphy Hall
New Cable Television Rules Denounced by Ford
Washington AP reports Frederick W. Ford, president of the National Cable Television Association, denounced FCC rules for CATV as an attempt to halt expansion and disrupt ownership. Cablevision’s Douglas Talbott cautioned about the rulings’ vagueness and its impact, while others praised pay TV prospects. The FCC rules limit retransmission, restrict ownership, and require some original programming, with pay TV expansion awaiting legal review. no changes until June.
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Frederick W. Ford
National Cable Television Association
Federal Communications Commission
CATV
Douglas Talbott
Cablevision Corp
Atlanta, Ga
Talbott
FCC
Congress
Hartford
Conn
Josephs. Wright
Zenith Radio Corp
George Murphy
R-Calif
Associated Arts and Crafts
James Harvey
R-Mich
Harvey
House Commerce Committee
Christmas Arrives With Red Green Snow
Detroit AP reports University of Detroit architecture students stage a weekend event for neighborhood children. Thirty to forty students crafted toys and built plastic geodetic domes with a multicolor snow machine. The project features films, folk singing, dancing, a public Mass, and inventive toys like a spring chair, a giant swing, and a woodworking set. Local youths enjoy festive activities while 1960s era urban notes and Negro area awareness frame the effort.
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Detroit
University of Detroit
Roman Catholic University
J. Patrick Kenny
Dennis , Cerreta
Jersey City
N.J
Jean
Mike Krzyzowski
Jerry Flum
Oak Park
Mich
Architec
Rehabilitation Group Meets in Southwest Kansas
Thirty four persons from Finney Ford Hodgeman and Edward counties met at the Dodge City Day Care Center for the second in a series of meetings. The Southwest Kansas Rehabilitation Facilities Assn aims to establish sheltered workshops for mentally and physically handicapped individuals. Larry Bell led discussions on local facilities and presented a film explaining rehabilitation operations. A Bell survey across 23 counties identified the need for workshops. Representatives from Finney County include Wilbur Ross P A Wittman Pearl Carter Owen Grable Melvin Peters and Coy Ferrell. A third meeting is planned for Liberal January 22 and all interested residents may attend.
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Finney, Ford, Hodgeman
Edward Counties
Dodge City Day Care Center
Southwest Kansas
Larry Bell
Garden City Area Mental Health Center
Planning Board
Larry
Bell
Kansas
Finney County
Boll
Wilbur Ross
Oswalt Industries
P. A. Wittman
Garden City Livestock Sales Co
Pearl Carter
Garden City Schools
Owen Grable
Melvin Peters
Coy Ferrell
Garden City
Kansas State Employment Service
Shrimp Farming in Takamatsu Yields Market-Ready Kurama Stock
In Takamatsu Japan brown kurama shrimp are raised from eggs to market size in six to 19 months in tank farms. The process highlights steady growth cycles and regional aquaculture practices.
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Takamatsu
Japan
William Lemke 85 dies after 12 day illness
William Lemke 85 of Garden City died at St Catharine Hospital this morning after a 12 day illness. He was a retired office manager and salesman for C T Hopper Furniture Co of Sioux City Iowa born February 23 1883 in O'Brien County Iowa and lived in Garden City for two years moving from Sioux City. He was a member of First Congregational Church Sioux City. He married Pearl Moore Stanley March 22 1905 in O'Brien County who preceded him in death June 7 1966. Survivors include one son Wayne and four grandchildren. Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday at Nelson-Berger Northside Funeral Chapel Sioux City with Rev Donald K Sinclair officiating. Burial in Graceland Park Cemetery Sioux City. Phillips-White Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements.
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E. Thompson
St. Catherine Hospital
C.T. Hopper Furniture Co
Sioux City
Towa
Mr. Lemke
O’brien County
Garden City
Ile
First Congregational Church
Pearl Moore Stanley
O’brien
Wayne
Nelson-Berger
End of Autumn Cold Wave Dims Plains Midwest
A brutal cold wave sweeps the nation from the Canadian border to the Southern plains driving temperatures to record lows while the West endures a Pacific storm with heavy rain and mountain snow. Snow and rain spread from the Great Lakes to the Appalachians as travel warnings stay in effect across Michigan and the Northeast. In Argentina a 33 foot wall at a factory site collapses, killing a man a woman and their 11 year old son.
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Buenos Aires
Matha Sherman Certified Piano Teacher by KSMA
Matha Sherman of 812 N. 5th has been issued a certificate proving she met all Kansas Music Teachers Association requirements for piano teachers. The certification signals professional competence and supports music education by recognizing private teachers' contributions to the profession.
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Matha Sherman
Kansas Music Teachers Assn
EMTA
Governor Docking Decorated by 11-Foot Scotch Pine
The Kansas Christmas Tree Growers Association gave Gov. Robert Docking an 11-foot Scotch pine to display during the holiday season. Association president Jess Hamilton of Harper said the gift starts an annual tradition. Growers expect Kansas to market 25,000 to 30,000 trees this season. the presented tree came from Bill Wilson Farm near Mound City and was nine years old.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas Christmas Tree Growers Association
Docking
Jess Hamilton
Harper
Kansas
Bill Wilson
Mound City
Water Shortage Seen in Kansas Over Time
Topeka AP reports Kansas may face water shortages in 15 years with western depletion in 50.6 years if action is not taken. Keith Krause of the Kansas Water Resources Board told the Kansas Economic Development Commission that demand from industry and population could make shortages evident by 1985, first in the south central area, urging more research on underground water and recharge. Leight Warner of the Economic Development Commission notes western Kansas lacks reservoir economics applicable elsewhere.
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Topeka
Kansas
Keith Krause
Kansas Water Resources Board
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Krause
Leight Warner
Economie Development Commission
Highway air rights sale inJohnson County restaurant plan
TOPEKA AP The Kansas Highway Commission sold air rights for 19220 to Mr and Mrs Louis Moses for a restaurant 300 feet long to be suspended 18 feet above a major road in Johnson County near 103rd Street. John Montgomery said such construction will grow as urban land tightens and air rights help recover road costs without blocking traffic.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Johnson County
Louis Moses
U.S. 69
103Rd Street
John Montgomery
State Hid
Way
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