Dennis the Addict Warns Against Marijuana Use
Dennis, a 29 year old Newtown resident and heroin addict facing burglary charges, recorded a film for Bucks County police and schools about his decade long addiction. He describes starting with marijuana at 16, injecting for 13 years, and committing crimes to fund his habit, noting methadone failed to address psychological craving. He urges youth to avoid drugs and recounts deaths he has witnessed from heroin while recounting his own prison death sentence in the making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Lower Bucks
Bucks County
Corridor and design for US 83 bypass project filed
The Kansas Highway Commission filed a draft environmental statement with 22 federal agencies for the US 83 bypass at Garden City. The F H A approved location and design. The project runs 15 miles south to northeast 3.8 miles on new alignment toward US 156. Two 12 foot lanes with 10 foot shoulders. Public hearing held March 17 1970. Written comments due July 6 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Highway Commission
Garden Cty
Garden + City
Federal Highway Administration
Garden ‘City
Garden City
Stock price quotes and Dow Jones level at 1pm
At 1 pm, price quotes from Goffe & Crikener show June to Oct futures with highs around 93.15 and lows near 31.90, closes near 30.20. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials stood at 928.34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee High
DOW Jones
Dow. Jones
Industelals
Youth Cadet Lawman Academy Welcomes 40 Delegates
George Gallion of Garden City is among 40 high school youths selected for the third annual Cadet Lawman Academy to be held in Salina. Sponsored by the Harry H. Renick American Legion Post, the program is a joint effort of the Kansas Highway Patrol and the American Legion to foster understanding between youth and law enforcement. Delegates must be high school juniors in the upper half of their class, with speakers from multiple agencies addressing enforcement procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallion
Garden City
Salina
Kansas Highway Patrol Training Center
Gallion
Clyde Gallion
N. Std
Long Academy
Harry H. Renick American Legion Post
Robert Tyson
Kansas Highway Patrol
KHP
American Legion
Martha L Bebermeyer 1893 1964 Abilene burial
Martha L Bebermeyer 78 died Wednesday in Boulder Colorado where she had lived since 1961 Funeral will be Friday at First United Methodist Church Abilene Reverend Harold Lambert officiating Burial in Livingstone Cemetery Danner Funeral Home Abilene in charge Survived by three brothers Elmer Garden City Oliver Scott City Orion Santa Anna and two sisters Rebecca Abilene Emma Krause Scott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Louise Bebermeyer
Miss Bebermeyer
Boulder
Colo
Hawkpoint
Abilene
Dodge City
New York City
Salt Lake City
Denver
Elmer
Garden City
Oliver
Scott City
Orion
Santa Anna
Calif
Rebecca
Emma Krause
First United Methodist Church
Harold Lambert
Livingston Cemetery
Danner Funeral Home
Winds Sweep Enid Area Causing Injuries and Damage
A powerful storm hit Enid and northern Oklahoma with 100 mph winds in Stillwater. Two people hospitalized in Enid, including a teen struck by a grain elevator door. Dozens treated for minor injuries as mobile homes and power lines were destroyed. Nearby towns reported downed lines, fallen trees, and light damage with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Enid
George B. Wirtz
Carnier
Howard Start
St. Mary’s Hospital
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
The
National Guard
Stillwater
Ponca City
Pony
Blackwell
Dismissals and Traffic Incidents Tied to City Hospitals
A list of hospital dismissals and a string of traffic incidents reports from Tuesday and Wednesday detail names and addresses linked to St. Catherine and local residents. Incidents include vehicle swerves, curb strikes, and hit and run damage with moderate to minor vehicle harm. Police bonds forfeitures cite careless driving and red light violations with small fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackberry
Robert E.' Townsend IV
Townsend
Hattie
Floyd F. Whatley
Whatley
Ith and
Laurel
Arthur E. Alexander
Belmont
Alexander
Colin V.kelts
N. Main
Bill
O. Keene
Syracuse
William
Beckett
Lyle
Local fines listed for traffic and public disorder offenses
A readerable OCR excerpt shows multiple individuals and addresses with fines for offenses including careless driving, leaving the scene of an accident, driving while intoxicated, speeding, failing to yield, no driver's license, and curfew violations. Several entries note jail commitments and court costs. Names include Julio Casanova, Mrs Wesley Pack, Harold Stephenson, Thomas Barnes, Evelyn Kilfoil, Robert Manske, and Teddy Brown with associated addresses and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julio Casanova
S.ath
William
EB. Becker
Rt. 2
Wesley Pack
E. Laurel
Harold K. Stephenson
Grand Junction
Colo
Thomas D. Barnes
St. John
Evelyn L. Kilfoil
N. Ltd
Robert L. Manske
E. Chestnut
Thomas Quinn
Kansas
James A. Ward
Teddy J. Brown
W. Fair
Kansas Traffic Log Fatality Figures For 1970s
Kenneth Dan Jameson and Sharon Kaye Immroth, both 20, of Garden City Kansas, are noted in the Topeka AP traffic log. The 24 hour report covers fatalities and unreported deaths, listing totals for June 1971 and 1970 with prior months and annual figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Dan Jameson
Sharon Kaye Immroth
Garden City
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Ean
Garden City Pageant Judges Named for 1971 Miss
A panel of five judges has been named for the 1971 Miss Garden City Scholarship Pageant to be held Saturday in Clifford Hope Auditorium. Twelve girls from Southwest Kansas counties compete for the Miss Garden City title and $1,000 in scholarships. current holder is Dianne Vann Weber. Donors providing the $1,000 scholarships include Roderick's Drive In and Fidelity State Bank. Advance tickets available at Ray Mayo's, Patterson Jewelry, Pumelis, or by calling 276-7510.
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Clifford Hope Auditorium
Kansas
Dianne Vann Weber
Myrna Misell
Chamber of Commentee
Community Concert Association
Joe Bee Lake
Western Savings Association
Pratt
Miss Kansas
Pratt United Fun Rotary Club
City Planning Commission
Pratt Chamber of Commerce
Bil Simonson
Rauscher Pierce Securities Corporation
Paula Wise
University of Kansas
Emporia
Roderick
Fidelity State Bank
Garden National Bank
Production’ Credit Assn
Garden City
Rudy ‘Valenzuela
Garden
Foreign Students Visiting Syracuse on U S Tour
Eighteen girls from six European nations visit Syracuse on a five day swing through North America. Arriving Wednesday they stay with local hosts for two nights and join a fellowship hall dinner tonight. The group, largely in their late teens or early twenties, has connections to colleges or work in the region and will tour a museum a feedyard and rural home during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
United States
Fellowship Hall
United Methodist Church
Hamilton County
North America
Canada
Switzerland
Germany
France
Denmark
Norway
Holland
Divan on Fire at 1221 Old Manor
A noon hour blaze damaged a divan and caused heavy smoke damage inside a two bedroom home at 1221 Old Manor. Owner Alice Hamsher, who rents to Carroll L. Mane of Farmland Foods, reported the fire started in a smoldering divan. Neighbor alarmed responders at 12:45 PM after smoke seeped from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Manor
Alice Hamsher
Carroll Ll. Mane
Farmland Foods Inc
Bane
I See By The Telegram Reporters Named At Boys State
Russ Boone of 806 Center is named reporter for his Boys State city Lane at the 34th annual American Legion Boys State at the University of Kansas. He will file city news to the States Union daily. Also noted, 438 Kansas bankers attended a Bank Management clinic at KU. Paul A Paul will intern this summer at Hickman Veterinary Clinic in Aurora after earning honors at K State. Garden City YMCA hosts a coaches clinic and swim team session Sunday with pool closure at 5 PM.
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Russ Boone
Center
Lane
American Legion
University of Kansas
Statens’ Union
Paul C. Masoner
Fidelity State Bank
James van Dittie
Garden National
Kansas
Michael A. Paul
Victor Paul
Gardendale
Hickman Veterinary Clinic
Aurora
Paul
K-State School of Veterinary Medicine
Garden City
Garden City Ymca
YMCA
Syracuse Pact Awarded to Dodge City Firm for School Work
Syracuse officials awarded a 65765 dollar construction contract to JAG Construction of Dodge City for a bus maintenance and storage building south of the school athletic field. A second phase adds administrative offices to the gym area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Dodge City
JAG Construction
Lane's Fair Opens 1971 County Fair Season in Kansas
Lane County kicks off the 1971 county fair season in Southwest Kansas with Lane event planned for July 28-29 in Dighton. Aic area fairs follow: Ness County Aug 5-7 in Ness City, Keamy County Aug 10-12 in Lakin, Grant County Aug 11-14 in Ulysses, Haskell County Aug 12-14 in Sublette, Finney County Aug 17-19 in Garden City. Dates for Stanton Hodgeman, Johnson Stevens, Hamilton, and Greeley County fairs were not yet announced.
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Dighton
State Board of Agriculture
Ness County
Ness City
Keamy County
Lakin
Grant County
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Engineer of Design
Goffe & Crikener, Inc
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Am’ Motors
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Tlees Pees
Aio Rapeeey
Beth Stleaneagneee
Boeing
Rey Sete
Chrysler
Cole Inter
Pont
Taast Kod
el Paso
Fordl
Halliburton
Penney JC
Phil Pet
Santa Fe
US ” Steel Anane
Woolworth
Baneneergnwe
Lawman Academy
Martha L. Bebermeyer
Enid Area
Telegram
Clayton
H. Albers
Raymond F. Chappel
Barbara JA. Goff
Gerald D. Hanson
Hainfie
Patlavios, Jr
Donald M. Proffit
Ernest G
Prowdfit
W. Olive
Dora Schenerman
John’ Simpson
Helen’ 0. Smith
Kalvesta Hattie V. Stone
Norton
Joe Bob Lake
Bill Salznonson
Kansas City
G. L. Mendentidil
St. Louis
Columbian Building and ‘Loan Assa
Wise
Emporia Youth, Inc
G. L. Mendenhall
Rockhurst College
Gulf of Corporation
Missouri
Representsatives
Mendenhall J
Kirkwood
Jaycees
Kansas City Livestock
Fage
Garden City Telegram
Lane's Fair
Lane County
Commodities, Inc
John H. Dohogne
Mer
Stu Bigelow
Mgr
Main Garden City
Jack McVicker
Mar
Lamar
Colorado
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