Garden City drug store board names new officers
New board members taking office last night were Ernie Wonsetler of Dillon’s Dale Corley attorney Corley and Braun Bill Brown editor Garden City Telegram Walters and Heinemann. Carryover members are Renick Chambers Jesse Scott Bill Gar diner and Gay Cleaver. Joe Garner immediate past vice president remains as ex officio board member.
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Ernie Wonsetler
Dillons
Dale Corley
Corley and Braun
Bill Brown
Garden City Telegram
Walters
Heinemann
Renick
Chambers
Jesse Scott
Bill Gardiner
Gay Cleaver
Joe Garner
City considers building remodel and licensing changes
City commission discussed remodeling plans for a building to house county offices and a tentative shift of utilities and office machinery usage. A temporary license measure was debated to regulate vending and cereal malt beverages with clearances. Other actions included court hearing dates, licenses for plumbers and a trailer court, and energy contracts.
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Commissions
Ruby
Copeland
Kelsey Garnand
Fred W. Hemmert
Unified District 457
Garden City Community Junior College
Airlinks
Smith Construction, Inc
Jack Smith
Seaton Will Be Candidate for Kansas Attorney General
Assistant Attorney General Richard H. Seaton announced he will seek the Republican nomination for Kansas attorney general. The 30 year old, chief of the criminal division, pledged consumer protection legislation, a vigorous law enforcement program, and a state wide peace officer training academy. He's from Manhattan, with family ties to publishing and politics.
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Topeka
Richard H. Seaton
Kansas
Seaton
Attorney General's Office
Robert C. Sonderholm
Manhattan
Coffeyville High School
Harvard
R. N. Seaton
Fred A. Seaton
Fisenhower
Fay N. Seaton
Show Cancellation Impacts Denver Event Promoters
Vague notes indicate a talk show cancellation affecting Denver promotions. The message mentions advance deposits and refunds, with unclear references to promoters and participants. No definite names, dates, or organizations are readable to specify further.
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Denver
All. Ing
Brooklyn Man Dies After Fifth Heart Transplant
Louis Block 57, the world’s fifth heart transplant recipient, died at 4:35 a.m. ten hours after a donor heart smaller than him was implanted at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn. Doctors cited pumping difficulties and lung condition from long heart disease. The operation marked Kantrowitz’s second transplant and the fifth in 37 days.
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New York
Louis Block
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Adrian Kantrowitz
Kantrowitz
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma City
Daily Oklahoman
Christiaan N. Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Barnard
Philip Blaiberg
Clive Haupt
Blaiberg
Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Norman Shumway
Mike Kasperak
Kentrowitz
Miss Krouch
Barnett Memorial Hospital
East Paterson
Maimonides
Stanford patient sits up after heart transplant
California patient Mike Kasperak, the world’s fourth heart transplant recipient, sat up and dangled his legs at Stanford Medical Center. Doctors called his condition critical but improving on day four, with bleeding stopped and liver and kidney functions slightly improved. Virginia White, donor mother, was buried in Palo Alto as mourners praised the family’s sacrifice.
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Stanford
Calif
Mike Kasperak
Stanford Medical Center
Kasperak
Maimonides Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bulletin
Virginia White
Palo Alo
Watten R. Cheatham
Church of Christ
Surveyor 7 Lands On Moon Crater Tycho In Televised Dive
Pasadena AP report details Surveyor 7 touching down on a 15,000 foot Tycho crater site near the lunar south central edge. The unmanned craft avoided a dangerous rock by a hair’s breadth and broadcast dramatic lunar landscapes with ejecta from Tycho’s ancient meteor impact.
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Pasadena
Calif
Surveyor 7
U.S
Tycho
Copernicus
Diamter
Lee Shearer
U.S. Space Agency
Flu Strikes Southwest Kansas Schools Hard
Flu cut attendance across Southwest Kansas with Deerfield closing its high and grade schools for one day and teachers out. Absences climbed to 44 percent in the high school and 33 percent in the grade school. Other districts report declines then gradual improvement as districts like Syracuse Garden City Scott City Ulysses and Kalvesta Lakin Ingalls Satanta and Sublette report mixed absentee rates.
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Kansas
Deerfield
Syracuse Today
Garden City High School
Scott City
Ulysses High School
Lcoti
Kalvesta
Lakin
Ingalls
Satanta
Sublette
Education Bills Dominate Action in Kansas Legislature
AP report notes education committees introduced 34 bills of 63 on the opening day in Topeka. Senate proposes nonpartisan State Board of Education elections. House backs partisan. Bills address school size, junior colleges funding, eye protection rules shift, and anti discrimination in wages. A new KU student, Robert A. Welsh, sworn in to fill vacancy.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
Board of Education
Legisla
Senate Education Committee
State Board of Education
Pon
Robert A. Welsh
University of Kansas
W. Lee Cain
Independence
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Jack
Barr
George Meeker
Garden City
Kansas League of Municipalities
Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities
Adrian Kantrowtz
Kantowitz
Helen Krouch
East Peterson
N.J
California
Surveyor
Moon Station
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Gus Garden
Ture
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harriet Graham
Wichita
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