Many Areas Hit Hard by Cold Snow
The Associated Press reports a week of wild weather with heavy snow in New York State New England and the lower Great Lakes rippling into the Appalachians. Arctic cold grips the Midwest heartland and South with record lows in Chicago Louisville Des Moines and Moline and dozens of deaths linked to the storms. Sedalia Missouri suffered heat loss after gas cuts as temperatures plunged to near zero in multiple states.
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Associated Press
New York State
New England
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Upper Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Plains
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Duluth
Minn
Moline
Lone Rock
Wis
Rochester
Des Moines
Louisville
Chicago
Evansville
Indiana
Southland
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Gulf Coast
Miami
Sedalia
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Local Produce Markets and Kansas City Livestock Prices
Market notes show eggs and cream prices with varied sizes and grades. Livestock reports detail receipts of cattle hogs and calves, with price ranges for steers heifers calves and hogs, plus Kansas City quotations for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Garden City
Kansas Cyuty Livestock
Kansas City
GM Shows Record Profit in 12 Months
General Motors Corp reports record profit for any company in a 12 month period. 1982 net income is estimated at 1.459 billion dollars, or 5.10 per share, up over 60 percent from 1961 earnings. GM sales reach 14.6 billion, surpassing earlier records.
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New York
General Motors Corp
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Forum Chapters Meet in Southwest Kansas State Board Session
Six southwest Kansas chapters of the American G. I. Forum met here for a state board session. Attendees hailed from Wichita Dodge City Arkansas City Newton Hutchinson and Garden City. Chairman Bob Hernandez presided as LL Cuellar Dodge City outlined a report. Dodge City will host the 1963 convention at the Lora Locke Hotel June 14 to 16. Newton will host the state board meeting with a mid year conference planned for February in Albuquerque NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Kansas
Forum
Wichita
Dodge City
Arkansas City
Newton
Hutchinson
Garden City
Bob Hernandez
LL. Cuellar
Lora Locke Hotel
Albuquerque
Former Garden Citian Col McCoy Nominated for Brigadier General
John L. McCoy a former Garden City resident has been nominated by President Kennedy for promotion to brigadier general in the U S Air Force. As deputy for TITAN in the Ballistic Systems Division at Norton AFB he oversees development training testing and site activation of TITAN I and II missiles. He is a West Point and National War College graduate and a combat veteran with 29 B 29 missions in Korea. He and Mrs McCoy and three daughters reside in Colton California.
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John L. McCoy
United States ‘Air Force
John F. Kennedy
Senate
McCoy
TITAN
Ballistic Systems
Norton Air Force Base
San Bernardino
Calif
Louis McCoy
Colorado Springs
Lester McCoy
Garden City
Louis McCoys
Col
John McCoy
U.s.military Academy
West Point
National War College
Colton, Calif
Four Die in House Fire Near East Prairie Missouri
In East Prairie area a late night blaze killed Mrs Glenna Jackson age 26 and her four children Clifford 1 Lana 6 and Joe 4. Father Albert Jackson 29 and son Dale 3 escaped and are hospitalized with severe burns. Cause unknown. Home eight miles east of East Prairie occupied by tenant farmers.
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East Prairie
Glenna Jackson
Clifford
Lana
Joe
Albert Jackson
Dale
Jackson
Cairo
Til
Sedalia Suffers Heat Loss From Gas Pipeline Break
Sedalia Missouri faced a citywide heating outage as most buildings in the 25,000 population area lacked heat due to a broken gas pipeline and the cold was bitter.
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Sedalia
Peggy Morgan Named Delegate to All State Encampment
Peggy Morgan 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Morgan of 1608 N 6th, has been selected by the Tumbleweed Council and Region 8 to be the delegate from the council to the All State Encampment at Camp Timberlain Emigrant Gap California August 1 to 17. She is a senior Girl Scout in Troop 9 led by Mrs George Yeadon and competed against senior scouts from six states for a place among the 67 seniors chosen from Region 8 to attend various camps.
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Peggy Morgan
Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council
Camp Timberlain
Emigrant Gap
Calif
Miss Morgan
H. F. Morgan
George Yeadon
Tumbleweed Council
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Maryland
Tennessee
Washington
Michigan
Back Bill for Sale of Liquor in Eating Places
Kay Hutchinson reports that central Kansas hotel and restaurant operators have unanimously approved a bill to legalize sale of liquor by the drink in eating places. The measure, backed by the Hotel and Motel Association, is expected to be introduced in the current legislative session. Representatives from Wichita Pratt Great Bend El Dorado McPherson and Hutchinson voiced approval.
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Hutchinson
Kay
Kansas
Trea Hotel and Motel Association
Wichita
Pratt
Great Bend
el Dorado
McPherson
32-Day Newspaper Blackout Continues in New York
New York city hall mediation failed to end a 52 day shutdown of nine major newspapers. Mayor Wagner led sessions totaling 13 1/2 hours with no progress while unions and publishers refused comment. The stalled talks echo Cleveland disputes where similar strikes idle 3,000 plus workers.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Wagner
Aflcio International Typographical Union
Stephen I. Schlossberg
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Aflcio
the Plain Dealer
Press & News
Ralph §. Locher
Guild
Independent Teamsters Union
Cleveland Teamsters
Teamsters
Cleveland Guild
States plan shared resources for higher education
Ten state universities across six states seek authority to share educational resources through a new Council of the Mid America State Universities Association. The group would operate from the University of Kansas Medical Center and include a director and staff. A joint summer program in languages between Kansas and Colorado is approved, with a 10 week course in Chinese and Japanese and Russian and Polish courses. About 140 students could participate. Missouri and Nebraska already waive some out of state fees for certain programs and share students in architecture dentistry pharmacy forestry mining engineering and wildlife management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kan
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
State University of Town
Towa City
Council of the Mid-America State Universities Association
Clifford Hapdin
Nebraska
J. Boyd Page
Towa State University
W.J. Argersinger
University of Kansas
K.U
University of Colorado
Kan‘gas
Colorado
Missouri
Hospitals and Births at St Catherine and Leopold Notices
Lists of patients and dismissals at St Catherine and Leopold hospitals for Saturday and Sunday. Birth announcements: a daughter to Rex Porter and a son to Betty Lynn Delepine both at St Catherine on Jan 26. Legal notices include corrections and quitclaim deeds. Local court actions record fines, license issues, and a DWI sentence for Andrew Buerkle.
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Annats
St. Catherine
Stegtteler
Eminethce
Alye
Gary Allen
Hagen
Ingalls
Oliver Huffman
Campbell
Jerome Peltz
Earl Neese
Star
Rt. T
Perkins
Ensign
Earl Brookover, Jr
Gillenpie
Constance Ann Angeles
Jones
Clarence Dingus
Wesley
Elston Carr
Imperial
Roe Johnson
Jeffrey Garner
W. Futton
Aaron Bennett
Scott City
Christopher McAfee
Deerfield
Rodney van Winkle
St. John
Oliver Wagner
Moore
Ben Jacobs
Bancroft
Noah Tabor
Phil Maddux
Norbert Gerber
Ida
Wendle Meier
City
Ester Fulton
Leopold
Ben Hopkins
Shallow Wa
Rex Porter
Gardendale
Betty Lynn Delepine
William P. Rapp
Gladys S. Neuerburg
Edwin L.talbert
Howard B.smith
Farrison and
Davis
Courts County
Don Towns
Santa Fe
Costa
Robert 0
Coder
J. Henry Lafferty
Pete Whitman Jr
Lcense
Charles L. Rogers
Bound Over for Forgery and DWI in Pawhuska
Proceedings show Mrs. Lewis Jump of Pawhuska waived preliminary hearing on a forgery charge and was bound over to District Court with a $780 bond. In separate notes, numerous traffic accidents are listed with names, ages, and locations including Tonkawa and Liberal, detailing cars involved and injuries or damage.
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Lewis Jump
Pawhuska
Okla
Lorraine M. Black
Leonard Dale Black
Carrol D
Thomas Ya
Mary Francis Thomas
Olice Bonds
Pansy Fran Tes Crane
E. Chestnut
Judith Carmichael
James Michael Stevenson
Multiple Saturday vehicle crashes reported across streets
A string of weekend car accidents is listed with driver names ages and addresses including 8th Walnut Fulton Garden City Avenue Spruce Mulberry and N 8th blocks. The items note drivers such as Theodore Li Ludwig Fred Jackson and Paul Jellison among others with varying minor to moderate injuries and vehicle details.
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Theodore Li
Ludwig
Chioderate
Walnut
Brown
Ashland
Iiodarate
Karl Boister Jr
Pratt
Fulton
Evaha
Cate
Roger Dean Morrin
Gorden-City
Jesim Sanchez
Ulysses
Mnnor
E. Chestnut
Fred Jackson
Lakin
Mle
Pansy Trances
Chestnut
W. Fulton
Cara
Paul A. Jellison
St. John
Gilbert L. Bower Jr
Jones
Garden City Avenue
Bobby Joe Widotws
Emerson
Claude Heath
Garden City Ata
Spruce
Herbert Louis Harms
Eminence Rt
Merle Duane Beahm
Malti
Mulberry
Robert Emerson Scott
Kansas Wesleyan University Philharmonic Concert Held Today
The Kansas Wesleyan University Philharmonic Choir directed by John Sample performed this morning at Clifford Hope Auditorium. Sample, a former music teacher in Lakin, has links to the Lakin school system. Earlier the choir sang in Ulysses Lakin and Syracuse yesterday. Also Fernando Corena the Metropolitan Opera Star will appear tonight in a Community Concert at the Topeka City Municipal Auditorium. The date change for Corena’s appearance was learned this morning. Mae Purdy, clerk of the court, said jurors will be notified when they must report for duty as District Court releases occur due to illness of Junge Roland Tate.
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Kansas Wesleyan University Philharmonic
John Sample
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Ulysses, Lakin
Syracuse
Sample
Lakin
Junge Roland Tate
Mae Purdy
Fernando Corena
Metropolitan Opera
Podee City Municipal
Fire Destroys Truck Triggering Route Reroute in Kansas
A truck carrying liquefied gas burst into flames on U S Highway 69 near Pittsburg Kansas, forcing traffic off main routes onto rural roads for hours. The driver Louis Christman fifty of Girard Kansas escaped unharmed. The cause of the blaze remained undetermined.
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Pittsburg
Kan
U.S. Highway 69
Louis Christman
Girard
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Forth Worth
Kansas State University
Gail L. Garton
H. M. Wiley
Lincoln Road
Tom Campbell
Beloit
Ed Baker
George
Raymond
Garnett
Bruce Tomlinson
LaHarpe
Sean Dunn
St. Johns
Don Good
Macon
U.S. 80
Lamonte
Bothwell
Gale
Boonville
Green Ridge
Dresden
Millers Dining Hall
L. L. Studer
Civil Defense
Salvation Army
Tena Harms
Evans
George Mulanax
Randall Ralph Lillie
Tonkawa
Jeffery D. Kuhlmann
Scoti
Main and
Cedar
Lee Ballinger
Timothy William Gottschalk
N. Main
Fulton and Davis
Elvig Harold Saylor, Jr
Saylor
Jane Herdt
Hackberry
William Harrison Kuehn
Conkling
Donald Ray Hawking
C. C. Spikes
W. ©. Davis
Walker
Pine
Dora E. Maxwell
Jerry T. Birkle
John Elton Holmes
BE. Chestnut
Earl Daugherty
Sind Kansas
Gary Spikes
Robert L. Petrus
E. Fulton
Taylor
Mary Ellen Berkamp
Thomas Dean Vincent
Epifanio Garcia
Jane E. Warner
Ping
Sharon A. Willson
Fred Foreman
Holcomb, Kansas
John Deere
Schaeffer
Arthur Foreman
Earl Barton
Dale Dickenson
Holcomb
Holcomb Church
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