Crime Up 11 Per Cent in 70 Washington
FBI annual crime statistics show 1970 national offenses rose 11 percent with 100 police officers killed in line of duty. Violent crimes climbed 13 percent from 1969, while property crimes increased 11 percent. geographic increases ranged 9 to 14 percent across regions.
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Washington
FBI
Atty
John N. Mitchell
North Central States
North Easern
U.S
Local Servicemen Enlistments and Training Details
Lewis Jay Hills of Lawrence has enlisted in the U S Air Force and began basic training at Lackland AFB in Texas. Mike Sillex, Coast Guard member, attends Radar School in New York after sea service in Alaska and plans 30 day Lawrence leave after December. Lloyd L Tate, Basehor native, graduates at Goodfellow AFB and will serve at Traklion AB Crete with U S Air Force Security Service.
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Lewis Jay Hills
Leonard Hills
Lawrence
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Mike Sillex
U.S. Coast Guard
Governor's Island
N.Y
Alaskan
Sillex
Dale Sillex
Westdale Rd
Lloyd L. Tate
Elsie M. McIntosh
Basehor
Goodfellow Afb
Tate
Traklion Air Station
Crete
U.S. Air Force Security Service
Lloyd
Drury, Mo
Basehor High School
Obituary Notice for Amos G. Leech of Oskaloosa
Funeral services for Amos G. Leech 57 of Los Angeles California will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Oskaloosa Presbyterian Church with Rev. Ira N. H. Brammell officiating Burial will follow in Pleasant View Cemetery He died Saturday in a Los Angeles hospital from severe burns suffered in a house fire He was born October 1 1913 in Oskaloosa and spent most of his life there A Kansas University 1985 graduate affiliated with Kappa Sigma He worked for an abstracting firm in Oskaloosa and belonged to the Presbyterian Church and AF and AM Lodge No 14 After moving to Los Angeles in 1951 he worked for the city assessor He is survived by two daughters Sue Bosse Los Angeles and Joan Leech Kansas City a sister Ruth Winley Oskaloosa a brother William also of Oskaloosa and one grandchild
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Oskaloosa
Amos G. Leech
Los Angeles
Calif
Oskaloosa Presbyterian Church
Ira N. H. Brammell
Pleasant View
Leech
Kansas University
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
The
Presbyterian Church
Lodge No. 14
City Assessor
Sue Bosse
Joan Leech
Kansas City
Ruth Winley
William
Mrs Estelle Swing Of Topeka Ozawkie Rites Planned
Funeral services for Mrs Estelle Swing 82 of Topeka formerly of Ozawkie are set for 2 30 p m Thursday at Hampton Funeral Home Oskaloosa Rev Milton R Vogel to officiate Burial will be in Ozawkie Cemetery She died Sunday in a Topeka nursing home She is survived by a son Louis of Portland Oregon and a daughter Mrs Moreen Kitchen living in California.
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Ozawkie
Estelle Swing
Topeka
Hampton Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
Milton R. Vogel
Ozawkie Cemetery
Swing
Louis
Portland
Ore
Moreen Kitchen
California
Lawrence Crime Rate Rises Faster Than National Average
FBI index shows 1970 Lawrence serious crime up about 15 percent from 1969, higher than the national 11 percent rise. Lawrence’s 1969 rate was 23 percent above 1968, while national crime rose 12 percent. Lawrence reports 3 300 crimes per 100 000, vs statewide 2 143.
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Lawrence
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Adv
John N. Mitchell
FBI
Greek Ministry Defends Heleanna Shipcrew After Fatal Fire
The Greek Marine Ministry says Heleanna met top international standards before the fire off the Italian coast. It backs the captain against homicide and neglect charges, notes 25 dead and 1,150 survivors, and praises the crew for orderly abandonment and care of children.
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Athens
Greece
Greek Marine Ministry
Heleanna
No Candidate bumper sticker popular in San Diego
In San Diego, with 14 candidates for mayor, a bright orange bumper sticker reading I am not a candidate for mayor has become popular. The AP notes the spoof signals voter fatigue and interest amid a crowded field.
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San Diego
Calif
Western Union Seeks FCC Approval to Close Lawrence Office
Western Union Telegraph Co requests FCC permission to shut its Lawrence Massachusetts office at 703 Mass. The firm plans to route service through ABS Secretarial Service at 901 KY, with hours 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mon-Sat and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sundays. Public protest or support must reach the FCC by Sept. 19.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Lawrence
Mass
Western Union
ABS
FCC
Washington, D.C
Dogs perspire through paw pads, scientists note
Researchers observe that canines sweat mainly through their paw pads and nose areas. The study highlights limited surface evaporation and emphasizes panting as a cooling mechanism in dogs.
Housing for Seniors Gets Federal Support in Tonganoxie
Jean Hilowitz, head of a new Housing Authority, led Tonganoxie for a HUD funded project to build 40 to 60 low rent duplex units for seniors 62 and older. Estimated cost 885000 to 1 million, with rents 20 to 57 dollars monthly based on income. Construction aims to start after local support and site selection, with units expected in three years.
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Tonganoxie
Senior Citizens’ Club
The
Cancer Society
Kansas City
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Jean Hilowitz
Tonganoxie Trade Area
Hilowitz
Tonganoixe
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State Farm Insurance
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