Deaths in Tribune area mark a physician stockman and teachers
Tribune and surrounding towns report multiple deaths including TRIBUNE veteran stockman Everrett Baber 72 retired in 1975 born 1908 Cunningham married 1933. Syracuse Syracuse DeVaney 85 former Rock Island Railway chief freight clerk. Dighton Charles Garton Jr. 79 farmer stockman. Leoti Sylvia Neyer 82 retired teacher. Scott City Emil Vsetecka 91 Timken. service details and survivors listed for each. Funeral notices set across United Methodist Church First Presbyterian Leoti and Holy Trinity Catholic Church with burial at local cemeteries.
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Tribune
Everett M. Baber
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Greeley County
Cunningham
Blanche Miles
United Methodist Church
Agricultural Soil Conservation Association
Modoc Gun Club
Home
Syracuse
Charles DeVaney
Hutchinson
Elliott Chapel
Bill Harold
Greenlawn Cemetery
Pratt
DeVaney
Hutchinson Hospital
Rock Island Railway
Carl DeVaney
Girard
Myrtle O. Skinner
Dighton
Charles Garton Jr
Harold Holland
Dighton Memorial Cemetery
Garton
Lane County
Centerville
Iowa
Mattie Morehead
Dodge City
Peggy Muffitt
Linda Lou Hayden
Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Garton
Shields
Evelyn Garton
Lolita Durr
Leoti
Sylvia L. Neyer
First Presbyterian Church, Leoti
Gerald Wheeler
Leoti Cemetery
First Presbyterian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Rebekah Lodge
VFW
All of Scots
Almeda Lockwood
Clifton
Colo
Wichita County Hospital
Scott Ambulance Fund
Scott City
Emil Frank Vsetecka
Timken
Central Kansas Medical Center
Great Bend
B. F. Vsetecka
Czechoslovakia
Amelia Zabor
Omaha
Neb
Wsetecka
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Z.C
Mild weather seen for Kansas week ahead
Cooler air arrived in Kansas with clear skies but the forecast calls for generally mild weather all week. Early temperatures ranged from the upper 20s to mid-30s as northwest winds stayed at 5 to 15 mph. The National Weather Service projected highs from the low 40s in the northeast to the mid-50s in the west.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Ferndale Council Votes To Go To Jail Over Court Pay
Ferndale Michigan city leaders vote to jail rather than fund district court staff raises. Mayor Bernie Lennon says the move follows a judge threat and an appeal of a prior ruling that the city must cover part of the court costs. The city would increase the court budget by seven percent while employees seek about thirty five percent raises.
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Ferndale, Mich
Ferndale
District Court
Bernie Lennon
Oakland County
William Beer
Lennon
Montague Hunt
Beer
Survival duo rescued after three weeks in Pasayten Wilderness
Fort Collins men Greg Wiggins and Pat Segel were rescued by a U S Forest Service helicopter team after spending three weeks in an abandoned ranger cabin in the Pasayten Wilderness. They survived on dry dog food oats and heat from lard and syrup, losing 15 to 20 pounds each.
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Okanogan
Wash
Pasayten
Washington
Maine
Fort Collins
Colo
U.S. Forest Service
Greg Wiggins
Pat Segel
Colorado State University
Ross Lake
Oroville
Wiggins
Social Security tax rises in 1981 payroll changes
The 1981 Social Security tax increases affect 115 million workers. The rate climbs to 6.65 percent from 6.13, and the wage base rises from 25,900 to 29,700. The earnings ceiling for 65 to 71 year olds rises to 5,500 with full benefits, under-65 ceiling to 4,080, and 72 plus have no ceiling. Benefits face a 1 for 2 reduction over the ceiling.
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Washington
Congress
Carter
Transition team clashes over embassy role in Juarez meeting
Washington and Mexican officials describe friction as Reagan transition aides attempt to bar the U.S. Embassy from the January 5 talks with Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo in Ciudad Juarez. Ambassador Julian Nava would be present but excluded from discussions, a Mexico City official said.
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Washington
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Mexico City
Reagan
Mexico
Washington Post
Jose Lopez Portillo
Richard Allen
Julian Nava
Ciudad Juarez
Post
Allen
Nava
Garland's Grains of Sand Press On New Year Message
A reflective ad piece urges readers to treat New Year's Day as a fresh start. It discusses resolutions, personal growth, and balancing self and financial worth, urging courage and commitment for the coming year. It ends with a caveat about perception of worth.
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Co., Inc
Advertising & Business
P.O. Box
Fred Brooks
John Frazier
le Roy Allman
Ad & Business Manager
Finney County
Associated Press
Emil F. Vsetecka
Joseph N. Hollis
Chiropractor
Joseph Hollis
E. Fulton
Legel
Dallas
Jim Wiggins
Cascade Mountains
Okanogan County
Deidre
Garnand
Hilton
Hilton Inn
Garden City, Ks
Garden National
Main Bank
Kansas and
Fleming
N. Main
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