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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1971
Page
10
The notice reports the deaths of Roy L. Baldwin 76 of Baldwin and Don D. Dunn with funeral details. Baldwin's services are at Ives Chapel United Methodist Church with burial in Vinland Cemetery, survivors include Sadie and four children. Dunn's services at Bruce Funeral Home in Gardner, burial at DeSoto Cemetery, survivors include a daughter and two sons.
Robert Oscar Plummer, 76, of DeSoto, died Sunday at Wadsworth Veterans' Administration Hospital in Leavenworth. A funeral service is planned for 2 p.m. Wednesday at DeSoto Baptist Church with the Rev.
Army prosecutor in the court martial of Captain Ernest L. Medina said the government will not prove he ordered killings at My Lai but that he knew murders were occurring and did nothing to stop them. The defense contends Medina did move to halt the shooting.
Former Kansas Governor Alf Landon praised President Nixon's new economic policies as a giant step forward but warned they carry pitfalls. He called the Sunday announcement a wholesale deal, not piecemeal, and said it signals a climax of 40 years of government planned economy by fiat amid inflationary pressures.
Lonnie Fenstemaker 57 of San Antonio died Saturday night from a massive stroke. Funeral arrangements are pending locally. Born December 3, 1913 in Lawrence Kansas he is survived by his wife Margaret and son Michael 11 of the home, his mother Mrs Mae Martin of Lawrence his brother Ernest and sister Ruth.
Funeral services for Will A. Noland 91 of 937 Madeline Sa will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with the Rev. Edwin F. Price officiating. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery. Noland died Saturday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital born November 28 1879 in Manhattan was a retired farmer survivor list includes three daughters Iris Clark Grace Anderson and Alice Land a son George nine grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Elizabeth Gladys Davis 77 of 620 La will be Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Benton Roy Hanan officiating A second service will be Thursday at Hay and Peabody Chapel Portland Maine Burial in Friends Cemetery Portland She died Friday at Lawrence Manor born April 29 1894 in Cornish Maine lived in Portland before moving to Lawrence five years ago member of First Christian Church Survived by daughter in law Lucille Davis and two grandchildren both of the home
The Kansas Geological Survey at Kansas University issued four new publications including the 1970 Kansas Mineral Industry Report and Oil and Gas Production in Kansas During 1969. Authors include Linda A. Flueckinger Margaret O. Oros and Ernest E Angino.
Construction workers uncover a cave beneath 20 feet of rock at Nashville's First American National Bank site containing human bones and a saber tooth tusk. Robert B. Ferguson of the Southeastern Indian Antiquities Survey notes the find is among few such discoveries in North America and archeologists have long studied them.
Doctor tests on hundreds of patients show Preparation H provides prompt temporary relief from rectal itching and pain and helps shrink hemorrhoidal swelling. Many doctors use or recommend Preparation H for their families.
Washington AP reports Fairfax Hospital uses battery powered Am cars to fetch meals, empties, and equipment. Wayne Christian says 60 automated carts save payroll, with projected annual savings around 75 000. The system uses floor embedded guides elevator calls and automatic cart washing.
Eight members of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity at 1918 Stewart Ave posted $100 bond each on charges of stealing railroad ties. They claimed the ties were taken early today to designate parking spaces at their house. They are scheduled to appear in Lawrence Municipal Court at 8 am on August 23. The theft involved three 15-foot and sixteen 8-foot ties from Union Pacific yards on Eighth Street in North Lawrence. Police were alerted by a local resident and found the tied vehicles later near the Kansas University area.
In Jackson California Richard Tone owner of an antique shop turned 7044 old galvanized milk cans bought for 2000 into a quick 18000 profit in 22 days by selling cans at 60 cents each to buyers converting them into umbrella stands coffee tables washing machines and dog food storage.
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