Legal Troubles Rise After Collapse at Kline's Store
Kansas City AP reports two men died in the Kline's Department Store collapse. wrecking contractor Engelhaupt may lose his license as city officials inspect why supporting beams were cut. Rescue efforts ended with the bodies of Stanley Wood and Donald Shannon recovered. families mourn amid mixed emotions.
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Kansas City
James Engelhaupt
Kline
Stanley Wood
Grandview
Donald Shannon
Topeka
Kan
Engelhaupt
Jdack D. White
White
Engelhaupt Construction Corp
Peking Market Pops Like US Shops With Local Twist
AP reports on a Peking market where shoppers bargain in yuan, items are sold fresh, and live seafood jumps in counters. Prices span four yuan per duck, 1.70 yuan per kilo chicken, 10 cents per kilo cabbage, and 65 yuan monthly wages, up to 400 yuan for skilled workers.
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United States
U.S
Mount Elephant
Mexican Ballet Folklorico to Perform at KU Concert Series
The Ballet Folklorico of Mexico will present a program tracing Mexican history and culture through ritual dances and regional costumes. Conducted by Amalia Hernandez since 1952, the 75-member company will perform pieces such as the Deer Dance and Los Parachicos at Hoch Auditorium on Monday at 8 20 p.m. Tickets are in Murphy Hall box office.
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Veracruz
Mexico
Ballet Folklorico
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Amalia Hernandez
Zopae
Murphy Hall
Kansas State University to receive 175 acre land grant
U S Rep Bill Roy announced nearly 175 acres of federal land will transfer to Kansas State University for use by the Horticulture and Forestry Department forest research program. The site sits in Kingman County near Cheney Reservoir, part of about 210 acres managed by the General Services Administration. Roy also said the Kansas State Dept of Health environmental health division will get a 50900 EPA grant to aid the Kansas Water Control Program.
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Washington, D.C
U.S
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Kansas State University
China Forum Begins With Mao and the Mandate Talk
Daniel Bays acting assistant professor of history at Kansas University opens a China forum in the Forum Room Kansas Union at 7 20 p m Monday with Mao and the Mandate The Chinese Communist Party Since 1949 Jones K Lin of Indiana University of Pennsylvania will follow at 7 30 p m March 2 in the same venue speaking on People's War An Application to China's Foreign Policy
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Daniel Bays
Kansas University
The
Kansas Union
Mao
Jones K. Lin
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
China
Drug Charges To Be Dropped In Friday Night Raid
County Attorney Mike Elwell said charges against Robin E. Dunhum 18 of 822 Crawfford will be dismissed. She posted 1500 bond for illegal possession of drugs found in her possession. papers allege the drugs were issued to her by a physician.
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Atty
Mike Elwell
Robin E. Dunhum
Crawfford
Coykendall Trial Opens in Douglas County Court
A jury trial began this morning in Douglas County District Court for Robert R. Coykendall 19 of Kingman County on charges of illegal sale of heroin. The jury was selected and testimony started around 10 a.m. Coykendall was arrested in October on a warrant issued before the July 8 drug raids and has remained free on a $10,000 bond since November.
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Douglas County
Robert R. Coykendall
Kingman County
Coykendall
Deaths in Los Angeles and Lawrence Honor Serviceman Figures
Graveside services for Thorn ton M. Vaughn 63 of Los Angeles were held at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev John Febble presiding. Vaughn born in 190? graduated Kansas University 1930, worked for California State Employment Service, survived by wife Rosalie son Michael in Germany two daughters Johanne Kapfer and Jane Lucas seven grandchildren. Funeral services for Dalton Noe Gannon 44 of Lawrence pending at Warren Mortuary after death in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Survivors include widow Dorothy three sons Michael Edward two daughters JoAnn Mary Betty mother Mrs Etta Gannon brother Elmer sisters Burdeen Van Wey Ardella Price Cereta Filkin. Gannon born March 23 1927 in Gilmner Nebraska WWII veteran worked as meat inspector in Emporia then moved to Lawrence five years ago member of First Baptist Church. Memorials preferred to First Baptist Church.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
State Employment Service
California
Rosalie
Michael
U.S. Navy
Germany
Johanne Kapfer
W. 19Th
Ter
Jane Lucas
Bardith Ct
First Baptist Church
Dorothy
U.S
Korea
Edward
JoAnn
Olathe
Mary
Linwood
Betty
Etta Gannon
Grand Island
Neb
Elmer
Sunflower
Burdeen van Wey
Ardella Price
Ceret
Memorial services for Mrs Cleo Bates in Chicago Illinois
Memorial services for Mrs Cleo Johnston Bates 83 of Chicago Illinois will be held at 4 p m Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Ronald Sundbye to officiate Cremation will follow Mrs Bates died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital She was born December 10 1888 in St Elmo Illinois and was a retired real estate broker A niece Mrs Joe J Wilson 1116 Hilltop Dr is among the survivors
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Cleo Johnston Bates
Chicago, IL
Rumsey’ Funeral Home
Ronald Sundbye
Bates
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
St. Elmo
Ill
Joe J. Wilson
Hilltop
Expectant Parent Classes Stated at KU Medical Center
Kansas City Kansas. A six week series for expectant parents starts March 6 at the Kansas University Medical Center. Topics cover pregnancy the developing child birth process and newborn care plus Lamaze natural childbirth. Fathers are urged to attend with mothers. Sessions run 7 30 to 9 30 p m Mondays in the Women’s Residence 39th and Rainbow. Instructors are maternity nursing staff. Contact the Medical Center for more information.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas University Medical Center
39Th
Rainbow Blvd
HIC Organizing Sub Committees at Haskell Junior College
Nine committees under the Haskell Indian Junior College student affairs group are to be formed next week. The Wednesday session on a twelve member panel set appointments and defined sub committee purposes. Dean Frank Quiring chairs the student affairs committee.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Frank Quiring
Woman Arraigned For Killing Baby in Atchison
Pamela Fay Sampson 21 was arraigned in Atchison city court on first degree murder charges in the death of her newborn. Police said a roommate heard crying at her apartment Monday night and found the four hour old infant under a bed wrapped in a bread wrapper. The baby died Tuesday night after being taken to Atchison hospital. Sampson was released to her parents in Dekalb Massachusetts pending further proceedings.
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Atchison, Kan
Pamela Fay Sampson
Atchison
Atcchison Hospital
Miss Sampson
Dekalb
Honeycutt Hearing Set for March 2 in Douglas County Court
A preliminary hearing was set for 3 p.m. March 2 in Douglas County Court by Judge Charles Rankin for Drury4L Honeycutt Rt. 1 Haven. Honeycutt, held in the county jail, is charged with aggravated kidnapping and first degree murder in the October death of his cousin Ivy Marie Honeycutt 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Honeycutt Rt 2.
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Douglas County Court
Charles Rankin
Honeycutt
Ivy
Marie Honeycutt
William Honeyicutt
Rt. 2
Hospital Births and Ward Hours List
Hospital maternity ward schedule given with time blocks for births and other wards. Names appear with addresses and a note: a girl born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilmoth at 110 Mich. The document lists many residents and nursing home addresses across towns, reflecting a community birth notice.
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Mrs
Douglas Wilmoth
Mich
County Officers Meet to Share Info at Holiday Inn
About 40 officers from Douglas and surrounding counties gathered at the Holiday Inn for a meeting of the Capital Area Major Case Squad. Capt. Don Henderson discussed helicopter use in law enforcement. Attendees included Douglas Undersheriff Dallas Murphy and a group of local police and sheriff personnel.
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Capital Area
Holiday Inn
Don Henderson
Topeka
Douglas County
Dallas Murphy
Merle McClure
Kenneth Harmon
Donald Dalquest
Jim Haller
Lawrence
False armed robbery report leads to arrest
Lawrence detective Lt Kenneth Harman said a Feb 15 robbery report by Tom F Ledger of 1015 W Sixth claiming $135 was stolen proved false. Ledger admitted taking the money himself and provided addresses 3323 Town and Junction City. He was arrested on Geary County warrant.
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Lawrence
Kenneth Harmon
Tom F. Ledger
Ledger
Harman
Town
Junction City
Geary County
Shim
Stereo stolen from Phi Kappa Tau room in Lawrence
Harold C. Ritter of Phi Kappa Tau reported to Lawrence police that a stereo timer and amplifier worth 150 dollars were stolen from his room on Tuesday. He resides at 1120 West 11th. The report was filed Wednesday afternoon.
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Harold C. Ritter
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
W. 11Th
Lawrence
Official and Legal Publications Notice Summary
City of Lawrence invites sealed bids for tires gasoline and diesel fuel until February 28 1972 Purchasing Agent Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas notices published in the Lawrence Journal World. Douglas County Kansas Board of Commissioners plans to determine the width and right of way for a proposed road extension County Road No 69 west to intersect with Blight Road. A public hearing will be held March 16 1972 at 1800 hours Attest Martha County Clerk.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Doupglag
Swansag
Lauwrence
Kansas
Isla
Maceh
Wis
Board of County
Douglas County
Matiia Cornity
Antique and household sale in Kansas with coins and guns
Public sale in Keb. Kansas lists antiques including copper roflers walnut com mode, coin collection with Morgan dollars Indian Head cents silver certificates and guns from Winchester and others. Also furniture, glassware, pottery,, toys, and a house sale by private treaty with auctioneers Elden Warris and Bud Showaller and local contact details.
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Blinkeright
Mehouth
Kansas
U.N
Xu Orng
Des Norge
Jonah & the Whate Mechanical Bank
Tron
Qmailbox
J. G. Higeing
Carnival
Carnival Glass Bank
Stare of
Trvin Davidson
Max Whitaker
Mixcenter
Elden Warris
Ailata
Bud Showaller
Gine Thelma Farris
Laura Parris
Auction Notice for Farm Sale Near Worden on March 10 1972
Due to death of husband the estate sells farm machinery tools hay and livestock at Pubile Auction Lavaled area east of Worden on highway b6. Items include 300 tractor 2 14 LWG baler hay wagon mower windrower spreader and grain equipment plus guns tractors trucks and cash terms. Auction at 11 a.m. Friday March 10 1972. Not responsible for accidents. Mrs Carl Schwarz owner Myers Bros Auctioneer Baldwin State Bank Clerk Lunch by Worden W.S.C.
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Worden
Baldwin Junction
New Holland
New
Shay & Gualn
Winchester
Renington
Carl Schwarz
Myers Bros
Baldwin State Bank
Worden W.S.C
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Sengelhaupt
Shannon
Wood
Patricia Wood
Tim
Robert Schaaf
Schaef
Mrs. Wood
Fred Coe
Coe
Woody
Peking
Kansas Union and
Journal-World Photo
Thornton M. Vaughn
Los Angeles
Calif
Memorial Park Cemetery
John Febble
Vaughn
Dalton Gannon
Warren Mortuary
Dalton Noe Gannon
Haskell
Richard Stanwix
Journal- World
Cleo Bates
Birtha Carter
Joanne Moorhead
Eighth Ct
Dorothy Korb
Tonganoxie
John Mitchell
Mass
Jeffery
Lehman
Ottawa
Robyn Lehman
Karin Constantinescu
Baldwin
John Clark
Rt. 3
Mabel Wiggins
Harper Ave
Michael Wiggins
Ross Fisher
Vivian Moon
Mac Carr
John Weston
N.Y
Theodore McFarland
Dora Hall
Doris Seele
Raymond Moore
Stratford Rd
Eugene Brune
Carl Metzger
Oskaloosa
Ruby Lobb
Dale Mitchell
Valley View Nursing Home
Hattie Young
Linda Herpin
Fannie Holladay
Ash
Steven Taylor
Ark
Wallace Lee
Richard Folks Sr
Judith Runft
Mayetta
Patricia Miller
Powers
Sharon Bulltail
Redbud Sn
Martin Robbins
DeSoto
Michael Frame
Mont
Margaret Richard
Almira
George Smith
Sharon Cleavinger
Wedgewood Dr
Naomi Ebeck
Nina Wolfe
Tenn
Daniel Courter
McLouth
County Officers
Journal-World
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