Fading Winter Sics Punches Across East in Severe Weather
Wild March weather lashed the East with snow floods and damaging winds. Four deaths reported in Indiana and West Virginia. Floodwaters forced hundreds from homes as tornadoes struck Indiana and Kentucky causing injuries and property damage.
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Midwest
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West Virginia
Dakotas
Michigan
Georgia
Carolinas
Ohio River
Metropolis
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West Fork
Shavers Fork
Monongahela
Cheat
Buckhannon
Pennsylvania
Brownsville
Fayette City
Fredericktown
Charleroi
West Brownsville
Kentucky
Beck
Indianapolis
Crete
Clinton County
Louisville
Harpersville
Miss
Alaska Defenses and Measles in Washington News
Washington dispatch reports Alaska’s air defenses upgraded with radar and nuclear tipped missiles amid Soviet overflights. Also notes tax incentives fueling investment growth, new measles vaccines cleared for production, and Republicans warning Kennedy’s tax cuts may worsen unemployment and inflation.
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Alaska
Washington
Washington (Ap
ON Guard
Kennedy
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Music Is Feature Of Lent Services At Immanuel Church
The Chapel Choir of Immanuel Lutheran Church will perform at a 7:30 Lenten service with Rev. Earl Zimmerman delivering a talk on The Story of Atonement. Choir members include Daniel DeBlock to Nancy Stuewe, with Jack Sievert at the organ and Mrs. Loren Lockwood directing.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Earl Zimmerman
Daniel DeBlock
Paul DeBlock
Sandra Hood
Kenneth Hood
David Lahm
Debbie Nation
Barbara Nation
Debbie Freed
Nancy Freed
Judy Freed
Stephen Schimmel
Eugene Schimmel
Rodney Schimmel
Sunday Closing Still Possible In State Stores
The Kansas Senate moved toward a Sunday closing law amid a brisk session while adjourning until Thursday. Debates centered on effects on merchants and sales tax loss, with opposition citing harm to border trade and a claimed $24 million revenue impact. The chamber also killed a highway truck bill, approved oil well discovery bonuses, juvenile detention funding, and a KU medical center lab project, plus a new statute printing plan with a 50 dollar base price.
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Topeka
Senate
August W. Lauterbach
R-Colby
Paul Wunsch
Missouri
Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Judiciary Committee
House Committee Approves Action on Apportionment Bill
The House Legislative Apportionment Committee recommends passage of a bill to reduce House members to one per county, cutting 20 seats from the 18 largest counties and bringing total members to 105. Opponents warn it may be unconstitutional without population-based Senate reapportionment.
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Topera
Senate
House Legislative Apportionment Committee
House
Thomas van Cleave
Kansas City
Atty
William Ferguson
Ed Kessinger
Junction City
van Cleave
Asphyxiation Declared Cause Of Leavenworth Death
A coroner's jury in Leavenworth Kansas ruled that Mrs. John Abel 41 a dancing school operator and wife of a local chiropractor died of asphyxiation on January 21 The panel could not determine how the death occurred or if a crime was involved They urged further investigation after hearing a lie detector test indicated Dr Abel had no guilty knowledge and he found his wife in the bathtub believing she drowned or fainted and struck her head
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Leavenworth
Kan
John Abel
Edward J. Chapman Jr
Abel
Barber bill killed in Topeka Senate committee
The Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee on Tuesday killed a bill to abolish the price fixing authority of the State Barber Board.
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Topeka
Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
State Barber Board
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Gould Dey
Westclox Key
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