Familiar Faces: Unemployment in Garden City Area
Nine-county Garden City region shows three percent unemployment, with 50 000 people served. Owen Grable notes shortages of qualified workers, inflation impacts wages, and most openings are agriculturally related. The office will merge into Wichita's Job Bank, and veterans and minorities receive top priority.
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Kathi Loper
Garden City
United States
Owen Grable
Kansas State Employment Service
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Stanton
Grant
Rable
Seattle
Grable
Nine
Oklahoma
Finney County
Smail
Holcomb
Navy Seabees
Bua
Lucille
N. 8Th
Satanta Day Brings Parade And Barbecue Traditions
The 30th annual Satanta Day drew hundreds to Haskell County for a parade on main street and a large city park barbecue. The event featured 80 plus parade entries, three bands, and a forecast of ideal weather with a brief shower in the afternoon.
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Bosb
Haskell County Ony
Satanta
City Park
Satanta Day Parade Sees 2500 Turnout With Floats And Prizes
About 2,500 residents joined Satanta Day activities noon meal served with 570 pounds of beef and sides. Winners included Troy Kelly in children’s pet division, Roy Miller of Moscow first in antique car, Don Nichols second with a 1924 Model T truck. Liberal Trail Riders praised. 1970-71 outstanding citizens honored: Red McGuire Vivian Bowen Bill Harrington. Weather partly cloudy with mild Tuesday.
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Od Moody
Vaughn
Tony
Troy Kelly
David Lakin
Diane Kelling
Roy Miller
Moscow
Don Nichols
Satanta
Clyde Hedricks
Methodist Church
Garden City
Oscar Gilbert
Paul Davis
Sublette
Bert Schnellbacher
Bill Warren
Boise City
Oklo
Satanta High
Ed Brollier
Vera Utley
Newton
Low Brollier
Gertrude Ives
Vocahide YO Club
Full Gospel Church
Owaissa Club
Brownies Troop No. 3
Cindy Robson
Cindy Dubois
Trudy
Stacy Lightcap
Liberal Club
Satanta Chamber of Commerce
Red) McGuire
Vivian Bowen
Bill Harrington
Myrna J. Goff
Charlene McDonald
Peggy Kernahan
Jim Dennis
Leota
Weekend Walk Against Hunger Reaches Millions Worldwide
Thousands of Americans joined a global walk to raise funds for hunger relief. Organizers say four million people in 600 cities across 500 countries pledged to donate per mile walked, totaling about 5.1 million dollars. Local officials and residents joined in, including mayors and volunteers, as rains persisted and participants covered distances up to 20 miles.
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Associated Press
United States
Morris Noss
Cortland
N.Y
Harry Canale
Homer
Norwich
Conn
Villa Park
Chautauquan Lake
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Chicago
Illinois
Vicki Schklair
Lombard
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Walter Mondale
United Nation’s Food and Agriculture Organization
Tts
Rome
St.Peter's Square
Paul VI
Twisters Haunt Central Kansas In Storm Report
Scattered showers and thunderstorms linger across Kansas after a night of severe weather. A tornado damaged farms near Kinsley and Hodgeman County, with golf ball sized hail reported at Clay Center Greensburg and south of Concordia. Waynes Plager farm north of Kinsley suffered the worst damage as a twister tore through. Hodgeman County also saw a tornado south of Houston areas. Weather service warns continued thundershowers tonight, ending Tuesday as a slow moving system exits. Rain totals of one to two inches boosted river levels in the Big Blue and lower Republican basins.
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Topeka
Kantsas
Kinsley
Clay Center
Greensburg
Concordia
Burton Green
Green
Hodgeman County
Houston
300
The
Weather Service
Big Blue
Republican
Kansas
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Germany
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Belles Et Benefit
Jerry Ford
Ford
Phose
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