DeSoto Schools Fund Youth Work Program
The DeSoto Board of Education approved a district funded summer program employing 20 to 25 youths for school repairs and maintenance at district schools. The action accompanies a preliminary 1.4 million dollar budget for 1973 74 with an Aug 14 public hearing and a plan to start applications July 16.
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Desoto
Board of Education
Robert Morris
Morris
DeSoto Concerned Citizens
Five Released On Traffic Charges On Kansas Turnpike
Five people detained Monday night on the Kansas Turnpike near Lawrence were released without charges after a routine check showed the car had been reported stolen in Evansville Illinois. One man, Jeffrey P. Rhoads, 23, Colorado Springs, pleaded guilty to operating with no license and to having an open bottle, with fines of 10 and 25 dollars respectively.
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Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Daniel R. Sullivan
Colorado Springs
Colo
Edward N. Gephart
Columbia
Tenn
Patricia M. Signs
Norwalk
Ohio
Richard D. Ogle
Atlanta
Linda Faye Sanders
Dyersburg
Jeffrey P. Rhoads
Evansville
Ill
Douglas County
Illinois
Rex Johnson
Kansas Traffic Deaths July 1973 Compared To 1972
Kansas highway death log shows 1973 July fatalities at 300 versus 325 in the comparable 1972 period. Topeka AP reports daily counts, indicating a decline in traffic fatalities month over month.
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Topeka
Kan
All Crafts and Services Building and Remodeling Ad
Local contractor advertises kitchen bath additions general building repairs and masonry work including fireplace construction offering estimates and contact at 842 7021.
Gambling Cases Are Dismissed in Kansas City
Kansas City, Kansas. County Magistrate Tudor M. Neller dismissed felony gambling charges against six men who ran or benefited from pinball gambling in taverns clubs and restaurants after prosecution witnesses refused to testify without federal immunity. Two detectives were dismissed for accepting bribes. Attorney General Vern Miller may refile once witness issues are resolved.
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Kansas City, Kan
Tudor M. Neller
Kansas City
Kan
Neller
Vern ,Miller
Kansas
Miller
Second Concert Schedule Listed at Music Art Camp
A second weekend of concerts begins tonight at Kansas University for the Midwestern Music and Art Camp senior high division. KU staff and guest conductors lead performances in Lewis Hall and University Theatre with two former KU students appearing as guest artists. Concerts are free and open to the public.
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Midwestern Music and Art Camp
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Jim Barnes
Kansas City
Harold Keen
Jack Brookshire
Baldwin High School
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Murphy Hall
James Ralston
Gerald Carney
Russell Wiley
Carney
Robert Foster
Rodney Eichenberger
University of Washington
Frank Erickson
Harry Lantz
National Youth Symphony
Peabody College
Nashville, Tenn
Ed Bartley
Lawrence High School
Neill Humfeld
East Texas State University
Skip DeVol
Jerry van Dyke
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