Docking Considers Senate Bid and Legislative Fit
Kansas Governor Robert Docking, a four term Democrat, says he could adjust to the U.S. Senate as one of 100 and would represent Kansas well. He weighs campaigning against Bob Dole, recent reflections on duties, and the need for a Kansas voice in Congress. Docking notes extensive Washington exposure and aims to influence federal laws through persistent oversight and administration.
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Docking
Elon Torrence
Peka
Kan
Kansas
U.S. Senate
Robert Docking
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Weill
Dipub
House
Washington
George Docking
Karas
Tanv
United States
Liberal teacher suit seeks set aside jury verdict
In Wichita Kansas an AP report notes a motion to set aside a jury verdict awarding 343000 in a civil rights damages suit against Liberal School Superintendent J L Smalling. Ward Martin attorney for former Liberal teachers Olelia Petens and Lila Epperson seeks new trial limited to damages.
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Wichita, Kan
J. L. Smalling
U.S. District Court
Topska
Ward Martin
Olelia Petens
Lila Epperson
Liberal School Board
Unified School District 480
Smallngrad
Liberal Chapter
National Education Association
Here
Smalling
Dec
Martin
Pollarmufiis
Frank G. Theil
Seward
Theil
Ander
U.S. District Court Home
Board
Simaltzing
Kansas
Markets and Livestock Prices From Chicago and Kansas City
The report lists futures for The Markets Wheel Mile Com with open high low and close figures across Oct Dec Feb Apr, plus Dow Jones at 851.01. Kansas City livestock shows cattle and calves mostly steady to lower with feeder cattle and hogs detailed by weight classes, including prices for feeder steers, heifers, and various hog categories. sheep show woolly lambs and ewe prices.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Gymnasium for Gymnastics Coach Moves to New Site
Garden City gymnastics club led by coach Mike Thomas will relocate to the former Skill ing skating rink on Last Fulton. Classes begin January 7 with a new schedule for intermediate, beginner, and advanced girls, plus boys and elite programs. A 42-foot square mat and parallel bars arrive soon from a $2,500 parent donation, expanding room and enrollment. Contact KU Southwest Center or Thomas for details.
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Garden City
Mike Thomas
Gymnasiiics
Last Fulton
Crowd Company
Thomas
KU Southwest Center
Conservation Help Reduced in 1974 Rural Conservation Program
Washington farmers will receive scaled down aid next year, with the Agriculture Department proposing a 90 million dollar Rural Environmental Conservation Program to support approved on-farm projects. Congress had appropriated 175 million, but White House budget officials have impounded about half. a separate 10 million wetlands preservation bank program remains funded at full levels. The RECP continues past conservation practices, emphasizes long term soil and land care, and succeeds REAP which was terminated a year ago.
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Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department
Departent
White House
Increased Wheat Acreage in State Surges in 1974
Kansas farmers planted 12 percent more wheat acreage in 1974 than 1973, with total fall planting about 12 million acres. Southeast Kansas up 24 percent, east central and north west regions up 19 percent. Regional breakdown shows gains from Northwest to Southeast, while weather last week limited growth and boosted livestock care.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State
Liveoe Reporting Service
Northwest
North-central
Northeast
East-central
Central
West-central
Southwest
South-central
Southeast
Whitmer Death Reveals Long Highway Career and Family Ties
Edward H. Whitmer 66 of Garden City died this morning at St Catherine Hospital after a long illness. Born October 26, 1907 in Wilsomi he retired in 1970 after 30 years with the State Highway Commission. He moved to Garden City in 1950 from Ulysses and married Marble Becraft Mosely in Garden City in 1952. He was a member of Bible Christian Church and Salina Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his widow three sons five brothers two sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at Garand Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth Woodrome officiating burial in Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call at Garand Funeral Home until service time.
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Edward H. Whitmer
St. Catherine Hospital
Wilsomi
Whitmer
State Highway Commission
Commission
Garden City
Ulysses
Marble Becraft Mosely
Bible Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Salina
Fred Moseley
Dereyle Moseley
Garand Funeral Home
Kenneth Woodrome
Valley View Cemetery
Longtime Ingalls Resident Edna Kortz Dies at 76
Mrs Edna May Kortz 76 a lifetime Ingalls resident died Wednesday She had 25 years as pastor s wife She was born Oct 3 1897 in Ingalls married William J Kortz Aug 19 1918 in Garden City Survivors include three sons Harold Floyd and Dick? Amy Floyd Napa CA two daughters Mrs Virginia Thomas Elkhorn WI and Mrs Fern Becker Pierceville three brothers Harold Ray and Clifford Douglass and a sister Mrs Myrtle Rasch Funeral 10 am Saturday at Wigalis Federal with Rev Edward Dougherty officiating Burial in Valley View Cemetery Garden City
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Ingalls
Edna May Kortz
Tin Ingalls
William J. Kortz
Garden City
Ingalls Pedemated Church
Timelude
Sos
Muml
Nixon's Secret Flight Sparks Mixed Reactions
President Nixon flew on United Flight 55 from Washington to Los Angeles en route to San Clemente. FAA chief Alexander P Butlerfield criticized the lack of advance coordination, calling it a safety oversight. Nixon signed autographs and spoke with passengers during the trip to illustrate an energy crisis message.
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San Clemente
Alif
Nixon
Atrlimer
Pedenal Aviation Administration
FAA
Alexander P. Butterfield
Washington
Air Jalves
Dulles International Airport
Secret Service
Los Angeles
Wester White House
Calif
White House
Gerald Warren
Hospital dismissals and police traffic ties to city notices
Dismissals at St Catherine Hospital list names including Chris Holovach and Mrs Buford B Kutiler. Police records report traffic bonds forfeited for Louis Harold Jakeway and Henry Allen Wilks, plus numerous speeding, careless driving, and intoxicated driving penalties. Multiple accident statements note minor to extensive vehicle damages and dates in midweek reports.
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St. Catherine
Chris Holovach
Buford B. Kutiler
Dribune
Louie Martinez
Gilbert Palacios
Balby Gil
Jack Starbuck
Wilbur J. Ulich
Holcomb
Louis Harold Jakeway
Oklathormia City
Ohia
Richard B. Swindall
Ramsport
Hiquor
Henry Allen Wilks
Conkling
Dan Lee Colbertisom
J St. John
Greg L. Campbell
W. Olive
Steven F. Rogers
Pocatello
Idaho
Donald Lee’ Burdett
Delberth C. Stinemetz
Rt. 1
Charles Kenneth Thach
Wichita
Melvin J
Almos
E. Fair
Damage reports from Garden City area incidents
In Garden City on Wednesday several crashes and property damage events were reported. Delores Gomez at 304 W Santa Fe suffered minor damage. Jaanita Cigneros at 1606 N 8th heavy damage. David Bior of Wichita major damage in a collision at 9:45 am near 600 block North Center caused by Rodney Komiefske. Elizabeth McGrew of Holcomb sustained heavy damage. Mary Crossland at 407 N 12th and Carla Brown at 1607 FE Fullom were in a crash with extensive damage to both vehicles near 12th street. A vehicle parked at 512 E Santa Fe had a cut and 22 windows and screens broken at 512 E Santa Fe with damage undetermined.
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Kansas
Mieming
Mark A. Toffman
Leo Steinmetz
Holcomb
Laurel
Hal Gabes
Wand Michael L. Carmichael
Ballinger
Pershing
Lowetta S. Brown
Mair
Richard A. Delvart
Center
Fulton
Delores M. Gomez
Santa Fe
Jaanita J. Cigneros
David Bioir
Wichita
North Center
Rodney A.komiefske
Rt. 1
Elizabethh T. McGrew
Hugoton Girl Dies in Wreck on Slick Road
A 19 year old Hugoton girl Rebecca Guerrero died when a truck driven by her father Joe B. Guerrero 42 slid off a Stevens County road six miles northwest of Hugoton at noon. The vehicle overturned after losing control on icy pavement on a curve.
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Hugoton
Kansas Highway Patrol
Rebecca Guerrero
Joe B. Guerrero
Stevens
Rhp
Ulysses Brothers Hurt in Icy Car Crash
Two Ulysses brothers, Davy Brown aged 16 and Jel Brown aged 1B, were admitted in satisfactory condition to Bob Wilson Memorial after a two car collision on icy US 160 one mile west of Ulysses. Israel Longoria, 17, was the other driver. Kansas Highway Patrol said the Longoria car slid sideways into Brown’s westbound vehicle at 6 15 last night.
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Ulysses
Bob Wilson Memorial
Renards
Davy Brown
Jel
Israel Longoria
Kansas Highway Patrol
US 160
Longoria
Telegram Want Ads For Buy Sell And Trade
Telegram Want Ads offer a simple way to buy sell or trade items. Advertisers outline the item type price or trade terms and contact details for quick responses. This service supports local classifieds and small listings across communities.
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Arkansas City
Export- Import Bank
Arkansas River Basin Development Associattion
Wheel Mile
Bunge
T Pm
Sheen
Goffe-Carkener-Blackford Securities Corp
Aiefacing
Allied Sup
American Motors
American Brands
Anacon
At&t Ans
Beech Aircrat
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Westinghouse
Woolworth
YMCA
Citians
G. C. Chmella
Richard Henkle
Ymca Capital Fund
William Clement
H. J. Barr
Antis
Agriculuminal Conservation
Mings
Monlt
Donald Moseley
Chandlerville
Inl
Fivo
Alben Whitmer
Great Bend
Lovie Whitmer
Colcchester
Conn
Ella Whitmer
Neva Karban
Wilson
Sever
Heinold Commodities Inc
P.O
Sir E. Fulton
Inez Phillips
Bill Crotinger
Clyge Dibbens
Knights of Columbus
Benny Five
Garden City Telegram
Uysses
Telegram
Buwecal
EEA
Alicullyo
Associates
Associates First Capital Corporation
Gulf + Western Industries, Inc
Canada
AFC Securities Inc
Associates Financial Services
E. Jefferson Blvd
South Bend
Indiana
Id Ma Romplaten
AFO Securitys Inc
Et Capital Corporation
Alabama
Arizona
Inois
Michigan
Mlasomi
Annesses
Pola
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