Cousins Win Prizes In Elementary Poster Contest
The Gonzalez cousins won third place in the elementary division of the National Career Guidance Week Poster contest. Jimmy Gonzalez accepts a check from Mrs. Charles Kosier, while Raymond Gonzalez holds their certificates. Betty Whiting taught the cousins.
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Gonzalez
Elementa
Jimmy Gonzalez
Fred Gonzalez
N. Poplar
Charles Kosier
The
Kansas Vocational Guidance Assn
Raymond Gonzalez
W. 2Nd
Betty Whiting
Southside Relief Sewer work resumes after two week delay
Emerson Construction Co of Topeka resumes the Southside Relief Sewer line project near the wastewater treatment plant after a two week delay blamed on personnel and equipment shortages. Contract of $578,460.50 let in March, work started first week in May while city crews repair E 12th Street amid heavy truck traffic.
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Emerson Construction Co
Topeka
Howard Knox
City Works
Knox
Walter Construction Co
Manhattan
E. 12Th St
E. 8Th
E. 12Th
8Th St
Deaths and health notes from Newton area
Deaths include William B. Anderson 51 in Iran with Crest Engineering. services for him Monday in Newton. Harper-Rome Radake 71 also dies. services Saturday. Fire department reports May alarms 21 with 105 alarms year to date. six May calls smoke and steam, none injuries, losses peak at $270 for May. Larceny and theft cases cited. bicycles stolen, cash missing, hit and run damages. Divorces granted for two couples. petitions filed in auto negligence and quiet title cases. Births include Heather Dawn and three newborns. warranty deeds listed for property transfers.
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William B. Anderson
Iran
Crest Engineering Co
Petersen Funeral Home
Gerald E. Housh
Greenwood Cemetery
E. K. Anderson
Newton
Harper
Rome
Ray) Radake
Phyllis McDaniel
Vicki Smith
Burrton
Vivian
Elliott-Brownell- Wiley
LaDean Ratzlaff
Allison
Mildred Murray
Alison
Chris Carlson
S. Pine
Keith Taylor
Jack Ward
Sharon Louise Hunter
George Newell Hunter
Barbrajean Neer
Marvin Aldred Neer
Ralph Garringer
Ardith Sauerwein
Robert A. Sauerwein
Alvin B. King
S. E. Smith
Township 22
Steven Regier
Charles City
Iowa
Heather Dawn
Robert G. Regier
Route 4
Steven Shepherd
Halstead
Axtell Christian Hospital
John Sanders
Walton
Rodney M. Wedel
Regal Crescent
North Newton
Lana Jean
Bethel Deaconess Hospital
Marvin H. Church
Ruby M. Church
Gene R. Smith
Clara M. Smith
Markets Mixed as Traders Weigh Growth, Rates, and Coal Demand
U S stock indices edged lower in quiet trading as investors fret about higher rates if the economy accelerates. Dow down 2.59 at 816.72 with more decliners than gainers on the NYSE and a tiny slip in the AMEX. Coal stocks fell amid steel demand concerns while cattle and hog quotes were listed for Kansas City and Chicago markets. Local grain prices show Wheat 2.81, Soybeans 4.76, Mil e 4.20.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Kansas City
Choice
Indoor pool schedules announced with new classes
Newton Activity Swimming Pool opens for public swim 7:30 to 9 p.m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with age rules and lifeguard on duty. Senior citizens swim free starting June 23. Preschool Tiny Tots classes begin June 18 with Chris Hill, plus a Crown Proof class Aug 6 taught by Elaine Wilcox. Advanced Life Saving starts June 23 for 15 and older. Enroll at the Activities Center. call 283-7330.
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Newton
Chris Hill
Elaine Wilcox
Activities Center
Ami
American Red Cross
Wichita
Walker and Dyck Named 1975 Interim Committee Chairs
Representatives Richard Walker and Harold Dyck were appointed chairmen of two House interim committees for 1975. Walker will head the Special Committee on Health and Human Resources and Dyck the Special Committee on Natural Gas.
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Richard Walker
Newton
Harold Dyck
Hesston
Walker
Dyck
House
Judiciary Committee
Commercial and Financial Institutions
Kansas Traffic Death Log Update
Topeka AP reports 24 hour period ending 9 am Friday shows 2 traffic deaths in June 1975, compared with 10 in 1974. The year-to-date total stands at 686, matching figures from the comparable 1974 period.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Wheat farmers in Kansas face losses from pests and weather
In Sumner and nearby counties wheat suffers from root rot and mosaic virus, army worms, hail and prolonged rain. Officials estimate yields may drop into the 20s per acre while the statewide Kansas grain crop edges toward 377.6 million bushels, with dry conditions needed for harvest.
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Wellington
Kan
Sumner County
Kansas
Cowley
Harper
Barber
Merle Frame
Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization Service
Kansas Crop and Livestock Pier
Service
Frame
Sam Rowe
Sumner County Farm Extension
Gas Service Granted Rate Hike In Kansas
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a 3.79 million increase for Gas Service Co, boosting annual revenue with an 8.9 percent return on rate base. About 357,800 customers in 212 Kansas communities will see an average 41 cents monthly rise, far below the company’s 8.85 percent request.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Gas Service Co
Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
Newton
Johnson County
Dale E. Saffels
Corporation Commission
Saffels
Commission
Securities Exchange Commission
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Wichitans
Wichita, Kan
Sedgwick County Sheriff's Civil Service Board
Howard V. Harrison
W. Nolan Artz
Seneca State Bank
Frank R. Waitt
Harrison
Waitt
Artz
Sheriff's Civil Service Board
Larry Cannon
Hutchinson Hospital South
Cannon
Woody Cannon
Woolcot and Lincoln
Harry Stuckey
Daily Record
Hawkins
David Tacy
Bruce Showalter
James B. Schmidt
Random Rd
Anderson Services
Rome Radake
Tri-County Planning Commission
Chicago
Edward D. Jones and Co
Dillon
DeKalb
Fairmount Foods
Evans Products
Philips Industries
Skyline
Winnebago
EmerEl
New
Monson
York Stock Exchange
Xxon
Nabisco
AlldChal
NortSim
Airlin
Hercules
IBM
Boeing
intPaper
CBS
Cessna Air
Kerr McGe
Chrysler
Kresger
Va Texaco
Kroger
Timkin
Transw Air
Comsat
duPont
Westge
Walker, Dyck
Ostrander
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