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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1971
Page
9
Nevada ends benefits for about 3000 recipients amid a state conducted door to door audit that found nearly half of spot checked cases ineligible. Welfare Director George Miller said the probe could reveal more cheating in other states, with most in Las Vegas and Reno.
Charles Richard Silvey 67 of Tonganoxie died Friday near Oskaloosa. He was a retired truck driver born December 2, 1904 in Chillacothe Missouri and lived in Tonganoxie 15 years. Survived by three stepdaughters, two stepsons, a brother. funeral arrangements pending at Quisenberry Funeral Home.
John Francis Schehrer 68 died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday Holy Family Catholic Church with burial Holy Family Cemetery. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Sunday Warren Mortuary Lawrence. Survived by Regina widow. three daughters Helen Gabbert Lenexa Betty Newhouse Shawnee Mary Anne Nicolay Eudora. two sons Robert Lawrence John Eudora. two sisters Helen Butell Ottawa Alice Blechel Eudora. two brothers George Clarence Eudora. 14 grandchildren.
Police arrest an economics student and a tire company worker linked to a car theft connected to the suspected kidnapping of Ambassador Geoffrey M. S. Jackson of Britain. President Areco meets Cabinet officials as government insists on not negotiating with terrorists and vows to secure the diplomat's release.
President Nixon signs orders boosting pay by about 2.2 billion for four million military and civilian workers. Increases average 7.9 percent for 2.7 million military personnel and 5.96 percent for federal white collar staff. He also signed a bill allowing annual pay scale adjustments to match private industry. Pension increases for former presidents to 60,000 and widows to 20,000.
Dozens of singles told New York authorities they paid hundreds for computer dating results that fell short. At a Friday public hearing, state officials and industry leaders debated licensing and controls for about 28 dating services in the city as witnesses described mismatches and inflated promises.
A list shows hospital referrals and residents with addresses and recent births. Notable entries include a boy born Friday to Mr and Mrs McKenzie of 1517 Conn, a girl born Friday to Mr and Mrs Hopkins of 601 Ala, and a girl born today to Mr and Mrs Faulconer of 1310 Haskell Ave.
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