Miller Decision Could Save Douglas Co Money
Kansas Atty. Gen. Vern Miller ruled that Douglas County may stop paying out-of-district tuition to junior colleges if a student registers to vote in the attending county. Douglas will save about 55,000 dollars in 1972, covering roughly 75 students, though officials doubt many will switch registration. County Clerk Delbert Mathia notes checks would be costly but a single discovery could save six to seven hundred dollars.
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Kansas
Vern Miller
Douglas County
Hutchinson Junior College
Hutchinson
Reno
Delbert Mathia
Mathia
Mrs. Sadie E. Powell 1892 79 Tonganoxie obituary
Mrs. Sadie E. Powell 79 of Tonganoxie died Wednesday night at a local nursing home. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Friends Church with Rev. Ray Fitch officiating. burial in Wild Horse Cemetery, McLouth. Visitation after 2 p.m. Friday at Quisenberry Funeral Chapel. She was born April 16, 1892, in Tonganoxie and lived most of her life there, a member of the Friends Church Hazel Ridge Club and Friends Missionary Society. She is survived by a daughter Mrs. Kenneth Pryor of Kansas City Mo a son Claude of Garnett two sisters Mrs. Raymond Kelley Jefferson City Mo and Mrs. Kermit Schoonover Dallas Tex two brothers Frank Jones Tonganoxie three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Friends Church
Tonganoxie
Ray Fitch
Wild Horse Cemetery
McLouth
Friends
Quisenberry
Powell
Hazel Ridge
Claude
Garnett
Raymond Kelley
Jefferson City
Kermit Schoonover
Dallas
Tex
Frank Jones
Budget cuts appealed by state education department
TOPEKA Kan AP budget cuts totaling 2.96 million were appealed Wednesday by the state Department of Education and three schools under its jurisdiction. The department sought 163.46 million for fiscal 1972, reduced to 160.59 million, with cuts at Kansas Technical Institute Salina and two state schools for the visually handicapped and the deaf.
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Topeka
Kan
State Department of Education
Department
State Budget Division
Robert Docking
Kansas Technical Institute
Salina
School For the Visually Handicapped
Kansas City
School For the Deaf
Olathe
State Board of Regents
Fire causes $525 damage at fraternity house
A lighted unattended candle set fire to a chair at the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house 2000 Stewart Lawrence at 9 p.m. Wednesday. Firemen reported the blaze in Joe Reiz’s room had been extinguished before they arrived. A second outage caused $75 damage at 9:41 p.m. Wednesday when a dishwasher motor shorted at D. W. Maxwell’s home 326 Homestead.
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Alpha Epsilon Pi
Stewart
Lawrence
Joe Reiz
D. W. Maxwell
Homestead
Ford plant strike halts output at East London
A wage and productivity dispute at the London Ford plant stopped work today as management sought to raise output from 263 to 269 cars per shift. Workers refused the extra load, spreading the dispute and prompting 5,000 employees to be sent home.
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London
Ford
Dependable person needed to service new high quality dispensers
Local opportunity seeks a dependable person from this area to service and collect new type high quality dispensers. No experience required. Earn 6 to 12 hours weekly nets a strong monthly income. full time possible. Send details to Big State Piperimutty Co Route Dept P O Box 20957 Dallas Texas 76 including telephone number.
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Focal
Big State Piperimutty Co
P.O
Dallas
Texas
Mrs Myrtle Parrish 87 Lecompton resident dies at home
Myrtle Rose Parrish age 87 of Lecompton died this morning at her home. Funeral arrangements are pending at Rumsey Funeral Home in Lawrence. She was born August 18 1884 in Lecompton and is survived by a son William of Kansas City Missouri three daughters Irene Noll Pamay California Rose Smith and F W Smith of Lecompton and 13 grandchildren.
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Lecompton
Myrtle Rose Parrish
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence
Mrs. Parrish
William
Kansas City
Irene Noll
Funeral services set for John T. Stewart of Valley Falls
John T. Stewart 93 of Valley Falls died Wednesday night in a Topeka hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Calvary Baptist Church with burial in Valley Falls Cemetery. Survivors include seven sons Tom David Eugene Leland Cecil Ray Bledsoe and Roy Bledsoe and five daughters plus 91 grandchildren. Born June 7 1878 in Shambaugh Iowa he was a retired farmer who spent most of his life in Jefferson County.
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Valley Falls
John T. Stewart
Topeka
Calvary Baptist Church
Nellis-Hagge Funeral Home
Tom
David
Eugene
Leland
Lawrence
Cecil
Ray Bledsoe
Oskaloosa
Roy Bledsoe
May Langston
Fern Brosa
Rosa Worford
Grand Junction
Colo
Stella Griffin
Wichita
Lela Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Shambaugh
Iowa
Jefferson County
Bankers and cleaners survive tense incident at campus
Hack and others were relocated to new quarters and returned to classes. Hack plans to return to Lawrence Friday after the conference. He recalls a hairy moment and credits wet towels and breathing through them for keeping everyone alive despite cuts and inhalation.
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Hack
Lawrence
New Parking Law Enforced Downtown Overnight Rules
Lawrence police will enforce a new ordinance restricting parking in downtown areas from 1 to 6 a.m. on Mondays and Tuesdays and on certain days of the week in specific blocks. Prohibited streets include Seventh through 11th on various sides from Vermont to New Hampshire and adjacent blocks on Massachusetts and Vermont streets.
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Lawrence
Seventh
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Sixth
South Park
Fire On Campus Leaves Several Hospitalized In Norman
A dormitory blaze sent Pat Patton of Coffeyville and others scrambling to escape through a window. Firefighters helped several down a ladder. Edward Hennen of Minneapolis and Robert Stewart of Minneapolis crawled to safety, while John Brauer of Dayton James Sheridan of Toledo and Charles Leithner of Clinton were hospitalized for smoke inhalation and burns.
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Pat Patton
Coffeyville
Kan
Edward Hennen
Minneapolis
Minn
Robert Stewart
John C. Brauer
Dayton
James E. Sheridan
Toledo
Campus
Charles Eithner
Clinton
Towa
Norman Municipal Hospital
William Blake Exhibition Opens at KU Museum of Art
About 50 prints and drawings by William Blake go on display Sunday November 28 at the KU Museum of Art in a show organized by three KU graduate students. The opening features a 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. concert by the Vocl In Camera Madrigal singers and runs through December 19.
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William Blake
Kansas University Museum of Art
Vocl In Camera
Pamela Kingsbury
Vernon Minor
William Evans
Christ
Satan
Checkers Campaign Dropped After Reader Protests
Ralston Purina canceled a multimillion-dollar Checkers cat campaign after reader objections and a voiced safety concern. Betty Johnson, a WAMU writer, challenged the dye idea, while Purina officials said the plan failed to produce the desired response.
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ST. Louis
Ralston Purina Co
Checkers the
Ralston Purina
Betty Johnson
Wamu-Fm
Washington, D.C
J. £. Corbin
Purina
Gray Summit
Johnson
Corbin
Today in History November 18 1971 highlights
This date marks treaties and events across centuries including the 1903 Panama Canal rights treaty, 1926 Vatican Basilica consecration, the first women’s club in 1805, 1935 sanctions on Italy, and WWII and postwar milestones. Other items reference Pontiffs, Dominican Republic events, church dietary rules, and China Soviet relations.
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United States
Panama
U.S
Panama Canal
Vatican
Urban VIII
Silas Lee
Wiscasset
Maine
Italy
Ethiopia
Tunisia
Ezra Pound
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
KU Forum Tonight Discusses Budget With Panel
The second of two budget forums will be held at 8 tonight in the Big Eight Room of the Kansas Union. Panel members include Max Bickford executive secretary of the Kansas Board of Regents and legislators Tom Van Sickle Fr Scott Dave Owen Overland Park and Jerry Harper Wichita.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Max Bickford
The
Kansas Board of Regents
Tom van Sickle
Scott
Dave Owen
Overland Park
Jerry Harper
Wichita
Hospital Maternity Ward Births and Ward Schedules
Maternity ward hours listed 3 to 4 p.m. 7 15 to 8 15 p.m. Other wards 2 15 to 4 p.m. 7 15 to 8 15 p.m. Multiple names and addresses of mothers and newborns reported with two Wednesday births noted for Mr. and Mrs. Calvert and Mr. and Mrs. Craig.
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Patrick Calvert
Darryl Craig
Waste Group to Meet in Douglas County Chambers
The Douglas County Solid Waste Committee will meet at 7 30 tonight in the commission chambers at the county courthouse 11th and Mass Dr Ross McKinney Kansas University environmental engineer will discuss how solid waste management plans are prepared by local groups.
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Douglas County Solid Waste Committee
Commission
11Th and
Mass
Ross McKinney
Kansas University
Notice of Coexecutors for Lloyd Deems Estate
In the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas Bobbie Jean Deems and Douglas County State Bank of Lawrence Kansas were named coexecutors of Lloyd Ié Deems deceased on November 9 1971. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Oyler and Paddock attorneys represent the coexecutors.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Lloyd Fi. Deems
Lloyd KI. Deems
Bobbie Jean Deems
Douglas County State Bank
Lawrence
Lloyd Ié. Deems
Douglas Read
State Bank of
Lloyd Si. Deems
Oyler & Paddock Attorneys
Douglas County Extension Council meeting and suit notices
Public notice lists a November 29 meeting in the Jayhawk Room at Holiday Inn to elect an Executive Board and organize advisory committees for the Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council. Also a suit notice names numerous defendants and unknown heirs and assigns in Petition No. 26868.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council
State of Kansas
Jayhawk Room
Holiday Inn
Extension Council
Iingene Nunemaker
Foreclosure suit filed in Douglas County Kansas
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association seeks foreclosure on a Lawrence property with a filing date of November 16 1971. Defendants must plead by December 27 1971 or a judgment will be entered. Board of County Commissioners sale notice for a Haloid Xerox Rectigraph machine with removal by November 28 and sealed bids due November 22 1971. Lawrence Public Library bids for technical equipment and furniture due November 24 1971 with detailed bid documents and bonds, City of Lawrence reserves right to reject bids. Auction items include tools firearms antiques and household goods, terms cash, owners named Tom Harden and J Kenny, auction conducted by John Hillman.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association
Lawrence
Oyler & Paddock
Massachusetts
Lawrence, Kansas
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Board of County Commissioners
Register of Deeds Office
Douglas County Commission
D. K. Mathia
Notici
Lawrence Public Library
Robertson, Peters
Williams
P.A
Town
Robertson, Peters, Williams
1000 Town Street
Vera Mercer
Firestone
Richards
Howard Arms
Tom Harden
J. J. Kenny
John Hillman
DeSoto State Bank
Turner Estate Public Auction Near Ottawa Kansas
Public sale to settle the late James F. Turner estate includes real estate and personal property. Auctions start 1:00 PM Saturday November 20 1971 with three farms listed plus furniture and misc items. Co-executors Farr Turner and Iva M Curbey name Rae Myers as auctioneer with no accident liability.
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James F
Jim
Turner Estate
Ottawa
Kansas
Centropolis
Baldwin Jct
German Baptist Church
Astern Kansas
Baldwin Jet
Globe Store
Jim) Turner
Farr Turner
Iva M. Curbey
Rae Myers
Auction Notice for Topeka Move Sale in Lawrence
An auction listing from Sunday November 21 1971 at 645 North 8th Street Lawrence outlines items to be sold in Topeka after moving. Items include chairs, desks, lamps, TV sets, beds, appliances, tools, garden equipment, and miscellaneous goods with cash terms and sale day settlement. Owner Mil H Steuber, auctioneer Skillet Skiles, clerk Bill Lebert.
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North 8Th Street
N. Lawrence
Topeka
T.V
B.T.U. Fedder
M.W
Kenmore
David Bradley
Mil H. Steuber
Bill Lebert
Public Auction At Kenny Antiques DeSoto Kansas
A home sale itemizes a public auction to be held Saturday November 20 1971 at 12 40 p m near Kenny Antiques five houses south of the Y at the new site for high school Highway 10 DeSoto Kansas. Items listed include a pump organ Philco 21 television Frigidaire refrigerator Maytag washer Davenport large rugs heaters dressers end tables chairs and various household goods.
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Kenny Antiques
Highway 10
DeSoto
Kansas
Philco
Maytag
Davenport
Kenmore
Card of Thanks from Connie Haas
Mrs Connie Haas expresses gratitude to the firemen policemen and hospital staff who helped save her little boy and husband and to friends who assisted during a difficult time. She notes the unsuccessful attempt to save their dog.
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Connie Haas
Stray Schnauzer Willie Missing From Sunset Area
Classified chunk lists a female miniature Schnauzer named Willie lost Nov 15 from 1005 Sunset Hillcrest. Reward offered. Call 843-5421. Also includes piano ads, real estate, and miscellaneous sales with contact numbers and brief details.
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Los
Willie
Hillcrest
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