Cat blamed as Garnett Kansas blaze devastates main square
A weekend fire rippled through Garnett destroying the Western Auto store and seven other buildings, with total damage estimated at 615000. Fire officials suspect embers from the Friday blaze or a hungry cat sparked the flames, as 20 guards helped coordinate efforts and local officials weighed recovery loans.
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Garnett
Kan
Chicago
O’leary
Bob Allen
Allen
Western Auto Store
Kansas City
Alien’s
Western Auto
Anderson
Linn
Osawatomie
Iola
Ottawa
Centerville
Burlington
Richmond
Greeley
Welda
Westphalia
National Guardsmen
Mike McDowell
Kansas Disaster Preparedness Office
McDowell
License deadline set for Oklahoma aircraft owners
Oklahoma aircraft owners must pay 1978 license fees by January 31 without penalty. Dwight Neeley of the Oklahoma Tax Commission says registration forms have been mailed by the FAA listed owners. A late filing penalty of 20 cents per day starts February 1 and the base fee doubles March 1.
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Oklahoma
Dwight Neeley
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Federal Aviation Administration
The
Tax Commission
Neeley
Crossword Clue Takes Shape in Cribbed Puzzle Coded Row
The page shows a Eugene Sheffer style crossword with a cryptoquip and a cryptic note about substitution clues. It features a cryptogram with letter mappings, a sample clue set and a 1977 King Features Syndicate index. The note explains solving by trial and error and vowel placement through single letters and short words.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Oklahoma City Market Prices and Livestock Report
State Agriculture Department lists today’s prices for staple commodities across Oklahoma. Wheat ranges 2.46 to 3.12 per bushel with many towns quoted. barley 1.30 to 1.60. Milo 3.00 to 3.96 per cwt and soybeans 5.24 to 6.04 per bushel. Alfalfa hay 60 to 70 per ton. native pecans 43 to 50 cents per pound. Live poultry and eggs price figures shown. cattle and calves activity described with feeder steers and heifers across weight classes, bulls, cows, and calves at side priced per head or per hundredweight. hogs and feeder pigs also listed with current values.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Beaver
Keyes
Liberal
Afton
Perryton
Muskogee
Pauls Valley
Manchester
Medford
Clinton
Weatherford
Eldorado
Hobart
Ponca City
Okeene
Banner
el Reno
Geary
Lawton
Watonga
Temple
Houston
Aston
Chickasha
Pryor Surrenders After Alleged Shooting Incident
Los Angeles, AP Comedian Richard Pryor was freed on bail after an alleged shooting at his home. A warrant had been issued for assault with a deadly weapon as two of his wife’s friends filed complaints. Police say Pryor fired during a New Year argument and rammed their car with his Mercedes as they fled.
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Los Angeles
Richard Pryor
Pryor
Deborah McGuire
Beverly Clayborn
Edna Solomon
Washington State
Trial Begins For Accused Family Slayer
Jury selection starts in Camden for Harry De La Roche Jr 19 of Montvale charged with first degree murder in the November 28 1976 killings of his parents Mary Jane 50 and Harry De La Roche Sr 46 and siblings Eric 12 Ronald 15. Defense cites temporary insanity and plans to call the defendant as a witness while testimony occurs in Hackensack.
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Camden
N.J
Military College
Bergen County
Superior Court
John Madden
Harry de la Roche Jr
Montvale
Hackensack
Camden County
de la Roche
Ronald
Citadel
Charleston
S.C
John Taylor
Taylor
Harry de la Roche Sr
New York
Mary Jane
Eric John de la Roche
Sanders Named Coach of Celtics
Boston Celtics president Red Auerbach fired coach Tom Heinsohn during a Lexington practice. He named assistant Tom Sanders to take over the struggling club as the Celtics, 11-23, face a historic early-season slump. Heinsohn had led since 1969 and becomes only the fifth coach in franchise history.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
Tom Heinsohn
National Basketball Association
Red Auerbach
Tom Sanders
Heinsohn
Lexington
Auerbach
NBA
Tommy
Celtics
Sanders
Harvard University
Bill Russell
Talks Resume Cease-Fire Talks In Paris
The United States and North Vietnam resumed cease-fire talks in Paris on January 2 1973. The discussions aim to advance a settlement ending the war, with negotiators focusing on key issues and timelines.
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United States
North Vietnam
Paris
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Ricky McKellar
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Kenneth Bever
Caledonia
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Ed McKellar
Grand Rapids
Becker Funeral Home
Great Plains Cleaners
Griswold's
Joe Ishmael
OSHA
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Pearl Mae
Shortie Mama
Lonzo Battles
Centenary United Methodist Church
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Walter Houston
Mississippi
Tulsa
Stella Davison
Arlington
Methodist Church
Davison
Homer Stevenson
Jessie Perdue
Lilian Duke
Walters
C. Marcus Duke
Wichita Falls
John R. Duke
Templeton
Joe Bill Duke
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Seattle
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