Rural to urban shift continues into mid 1970s says USDA
A USDA report shows rural areas and small towns grew 6.6 percent from 1970 to 1975 while metropolitan areas grew 4.1 percent. Farm population declined about 850000, 8.7 percent, as nonfarm rural residents increased. Beale cites rising rural amenities and city problems driving the trend with some shifts from city sprawl into nearby counties.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Calvin Beale
USDA
Economic Research Service
Beale
United States
Multiple funeral notices across Kansas and Alabama
Funeral services are scheduled for several individuals across Kansas and Alabama. Michael Cameron Meyer aged three days of Salina will be buried at Roselawn Memorial Park. J Winfield Scott 90 formerly of Lawrence will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. Loren Hobbs Scanlan 73 of Duluth Minn will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. Herman Byrd Fairbanks 56 of Leavenworth and Howard Funk of Abilene will have services. Horace O Mills 69 of Montgomery Alabama will be buried at Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin. Graveside or memorial services and featured survivors are listed for each case.
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Salina
Michael Cameron Meyer
Robert H. Meyer
Roselawn Mortuary
Ben Girardy
Roselawn Memorial Park
J. Winfield Scott
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Butch Henderson
Scott
Kansas City
Kan
Plymouth Congregational Church
Camilla Nesselrode
David H. Scott
Independence
Loren Hobbs Scanlan
Duluth
Minn
L.a.m
Richard E. Johnson
Scanlan
First United Methodist Church
Jack M. Scanlan
Gladys L. Hobbs
Leavenworth
Herman Byrd Fairbanks
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Fairbanks
Marble
Kansas State Penitentiary
Masons Scottish Rite of
Wichita
Fraternal Order of Eagles
335Th Division Assn
North Lawrence
Howard Funk
Abilene
Martin Funeral Home
Mark Irwin
Mr. Funk
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Beloit
Funk
Sand Springs
Dickinson County
First Presbyterian Chuch of
Baldwin
Horace O. Mills
Montgomery
Ala
Lamb-Roberts
Pat Freeman
Oakwood Cemetery
Mills
Junction City
Kansas
Baker University
University of Michigan
Alabama National Forest
Grace Edythe
Richard A
New Bern
N.C
Marilyn Baker
Tulsa
Okla
Ellen Nelson
Overland Park
American Heart Assn
American Forestry Assn
Weather: Rain and cold continue east of the Rockies
Forecast calls for rain and showers from west Texas to Kansas with continued cold, while the eastern Dakotas and Minnesota may see snow. Oklahoma and the West should warm modestly, and milder temperatures are expected in those regions.
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Rockies
Oklahoma
West
Texas
Kansas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Weather Update for Northeast Kansas Tonight and Wednesday
Mostly cloudy skies move through Northeast Kansas with a chance of snow tonight and Wednesday. Lows drop to the teens to mid 20s, and the high on Wednesday tops in the 30s.
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Kansas
Blizzard traps Parker family in Buffalo blizzard
The Parker family from Youngstown Ohio arrived for a two day visit but Buffalo’s blizzard of record left them stranded. They sheltered in a federal building slept on floors and played poker as thousands were laid off and seven died in the storm. Parker failed his amateur radio exam after the outage.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Parker
Youngstown
Ohio
Jim Parker
Federal
Lake Erie
Examiner
KU Business School Receives Major Gift From alumnus Hoyt
Homer Hoyt, KU alumnus and 1976 Distinguished Service Citation recipient, donates a major gift to the KU Endowment Association to fund a new KU School of Business scholarship in memory of his wife. Todd Seymour notes Hoyt’s long career in housing economics and planning and his prior philanthropy for University progress.
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Homer Hoyt
Washington, D.C
Kansas University
KU School of Business
Kansas University Endowment Association
Todd Seymour
Hoyt
EU Council For Progress
School of Business
Endowment Association
Elizabeth M. Hoyt
Homer
Gertrude M. Hoyt
Chicago
Shuttle craft ready for tests at Edwards Air Force Base
The Space Shuttle orbiter arrives at Edwards AFB California to begin tests. It will be towed from Palmdale and mounted on a Boeing 747 jumbo jet for piggyback testing with first taxi runs possible by February 14.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Desert
Palmdale
NASA
Space
Stop Hair Loss and Grow More Hair Houston Ad
An ad from Houston Texas promotes Loesch Laboratory Consultants claim of stopping hair loss and regrowing hair. It offers a 32 day trial by mail with confidential inquiries and a request form to request treatment details. The notice targets readers worried about male pattern baldness and thinning hair.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Adv
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