Deaths in Wichita Newton Peabody and Arkansas City
Multiple obituary notices. Florence May Miller 89 of Wichita formerly Newton died Monday at home. J J Merrell 77 formerly of Newton died in Wichita after a long illness. Irwin C Knox 71 Peabody retired mail messenger. Ross F Davis 81 Arkansas City brother of Mrs. Gooch. all services set for midweek with graveside or chapel burials and several survivors named.
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Peabody
Irwin C. Knox
Wanda Dowell
Ernest
Wichita
Elsie Bouthe
Hillsboro
Edith Atkisson
Forest Dowell
Moultrie
Mary
Rose Rufener
Yucaipa
Calif
Juanita Sillian
Marion
Baker Funeral Home
Donald Kessler
Prairie Lawn Cemetery
Police Reports Daily Record of thefts and suspicions
Police report two bicycles stolen from Gilbert Martinez and Mrs. Donita Phillips and a ring found by Mike Morrow at the 12th and Oak ball diamond. A man, Duane L. Osburn, 20, Halstead, was arrested on a marijuana possession charge after a traffic stop for a headlight issue. A hit and run near Twin Bridges west of Newton damaged Mark A. McCabe’s car. Multiple probate and court actions include several marriage licenses and divo rce grant. Municipal Court imposed fines and jails for DWI and related charges. The Newton Public Library promotes films and art events and the Environmental Statement for the City Community Development Program was cleared. Various warranty deeds and property transfers are listed.
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Gilbert Martinez
N. Main
Donita Phillips
W. 7Th
Main
Mike Morrow
Oak Ball Diamond
Duane L. Osburn
Halstead
Mark A. McCabe
Hutchinson
US 50
Twin Bridges
Newton
McCabe
Minority and women owned firms shut out of contracts
The U S Civil Rights Commission says firms owned by racial minorities and women receive less than seven tenths of 1 percent of the roughly 120 billion dollars governments spend on contracts. The 189 page report notes bias in awarding contracts and urges action within five years. A separate item reports a Wichita man drowned in the Big Arkansas River after a raft incident near a spillway. John R. Thomas, 28, could not escape the current. two companions survived. Authorities, planning meeting notices, EMT class completion, and White House remarks on commissions are also mentioned.
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Washington
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Ford
House
Senate
Federal
Stae
Wichita
Kan
Big
Arkansas
John R. Thomas
Thomas
Jeff P. Keimig
Charles Walker
Keimig
Howard Hatcher
Hatcher
Walker
St. Francis Hospital
White House
Rockefeller Commission
Congress
CIA
Roderick M. Hills
Markets Slip Amid Oil Price Fears and Mixed Reports
Stocks fell as oil price worries weighed on the market with the Dow down 8.76 to 821.34 at midday and losers leading gainers on the NYSE. oil conference talks hinted at a possible 30 to 35 percent price increase, while Exxon Atlantic Richfield Getty and Continental declined. Kansas City prices for cattle hogs and lambs moved varied, with outlooks and wholesale eggs noted. Local Wichita report covers a stabbing death and a Texarkana pitcher signing with the Houston Astros.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Africa
American Stock Exchange
Exxon
Atlantic
Getty
Continental
Kansas City
Wichita
Kan
Memorial for B A Tubbs Sr. in Arkansas City
B A Tubbs Sr. 81 stepfather of Mrs Gladys Baconrind Sedgwick died Monday. He was a retired car dealer. Survivors include the widow Rose three sons one daughter another stepdaughter and one brother. Rindt Memorial Chapel is in charge. A public hearing on a Community Antenna Television System franchise by Larry D Hudson and Dale W Hudson Chanute is set for 10 a.m. June 18 at the city commission meeting in the city administration building. The hearing followed review of the application May 7. Newton Area Regional Planning Commission meets at 7 30 tonight at the city administration building. agenda reported Friday.
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Arkansas City
Ross F. Davis
Ralph Gooch
Newton
Santa Fe Railroad
Leta
Rindt Memorial Chapel
Central Plains Tri-County Planning Commission
Wichita
City
Planning Commission
S. Main
Wichita, Kan
James M. Payne
Roman W. Mainz
Mainz
St. Francis Hospital
Payne
B. A. Tubbs Sr
Gladys Baconrind
Sedgwick
Rose
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Larry D. Hudson
Dale W. Hudson
Chanute
City Commission
Newton Area _ Regional Planning Commission
Kansas traffic death log shows 1 for June 4, 1975 period
TOPEKA Kan AP a traffic death log for the 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday lists 1 fatality for June 4 during the 1975 period versus 180 comparable 1975 period.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Ford veto override fails over strip mining controls
Washington AP reports the House failed to override President Ford's veto of a bill imposing national environmental and reclamation rules on coal strip mining. The vote status leaves current mining practices unaltered pending further action.
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Washington
House
Ford
Senate probes DEA corruption amid narcotics probe findings
Senate investigators hear auditor testimony that federal drug agency spent about 4 million dollars last year on narcotics buys to penetrate the drug trade with many attempts failing. Andrew Tartaglino and George Brosan face questions over blocked internal investigations and alleged ties between DEA officials and crime figures.
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Washington
Senate
Federal
Andrew C. Tartaglino
Drug Enforcement Administration
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
DEA
Tartaglino
George B. Brosan
Justice Department
Atty
Laurence Silberman
John R. Bartels Jr
Vincent L. Promuto
Victor L. Lowe
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Aaron A. Miller
Florence May Miller
Garden City
Jacob
Annie Fleagle
First Christian Church
Pauline
R. Eugene
Valley Center
Frederick
Greenwood Cemetery
Bruce Smith
Petersen Funeral Home
John J. Merrell
Walton
Ellis C
Mary E. Merrell
Ellen Woods
Johnny
Ouray
Colo
Walter
Pueblo
Irene Bolten
Luther
Gladys) Phillips
Kermit
Zetta Molten
Gill Mortuary
Old Mission Cemetery
Trinity United Church of Christ
Irvin C. Knox
Daily Record
Royce E. Saltzman
Hesston
Bonnie J. Hamm
Paul D. Harder
Karen S. Eck
Marvin G. Heubach
Bonnie A. Waffenden
Scottie R. White
Jill A. Puglisi
Dwight D. Alfora
Sheryl J. Breazeale
Hope Virginia Blea
David A. Blea
Bank of Whitewater
Darrell D. Brown
Erma L. Brown
Kenneth Tharp
McPherson
Kansas Ave
Joel Schoenberger
Old Main
U. S. 50
E. 12Th
Gary Rudder
Alpena
Ark
SW 5Th
Plum
Harold Thompson
Grandview
Newton Public Library
Claudia Limbert
Becky Hatton
America
Benjamin Franklin
St. Louis Zoo
Johnny Appleseed
Annette Gernhardt
Claude Monet
Edward Hicks
Jay Newton
Work
Thompson
Johnny Ray Mingo
E. J. Jordan
E. 10Th
Montgomery Ward
Clara Elbert
Florence
Safeway Stores
City of
John R. Sturgeon
Jean E. Sturgeon
Koerner Heights
Claude M. Rhoades
Ida C. Rhoades
American Housing Systems, Inc
Cherry Hills
Anna M. Reeve
Eddie D. Wallace
Marilyn K. Wallace
Roupp Construction Co, Inc
Stanley T. Roupp
Helen L. Roupp
Prairie Vista
Ezra E. Miller
Ruby K. Miller
Ronald L. Clifton
Joan L. Clifton
Ellis
Boyd’s
Paul K. Gibson
Maxine Gibson
Gary D. VanDolah
Susan G. VanDolah
Nicholson
Robert L. Moser
Norma J. Moser
Lloyd H. Behrendt
Brenda F. Behrendt
Boyd
Clyde Plumer
Margie Plumer
Keith E. Plumer
Sherry A. Plumer
Plumers
Kenneth T. Walton
Signa M. Walton
Virgil M. McClintock
Blake
Barbara J. Harms Carney
John Carney
Thomas D. Harms
Township 22
Wichitan
Leroy Dyck
University of Kansas Medical Center
Sterling
Newton Board of Education
Chicago
Edward D. Jones and Co
Dillon
DeKalb
Fairmount Foods
Evans Products
Philips Industries
Skyline
Winnebago
Astros
Texarkana
Richard Miller
University of Arkansas
Houston Astros
Miller
Covington
Monson
York Stock Exchange
Nabisco
NortSim
AllisChal
Alcoa
GenEl
Oklang
GenMill
PanAm Air
Brads
Panhep
Cyan
G TelEl
Penn Cent Am Motors
Goodyr Wa
Penney
Amt&t
Grace
Phill Pet
Ampex
Gulf Oil
RCA
Hallibin
ReynMet
Avco Corp
Hercules
Ryder Sys
Homestic
Beecha
Va IBM
Stjeem
BethsStl
Boeing
IntPaper
Sfeind
CBS
Sears
Sperryr
Cert
Katy Ind
StdOilCal
CessnaAir
Kerr McGe
StdOil
Texaco
Chrysler
Kresger
Kroger
Va Timlin
duPont
MobilOl
Echlin
Bulletin
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
United States
Lowe
Ann Wilder
Harvey County
Washington, D. C
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