Soviet Biowarfare Plants Sited Across Russia Reported
U S intelligence cites six suspected biological production facilities in Russia along a rail corridor from Moscow to central regions. One site at Aksu, 100 miles south southwest of Omsk, described as tightly secured. Others listed: Zagorsk Pokrov Omutninsk Sverdlovsk Berdsk. Materials may be repurposed for warfare if needed.
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United States
U.S
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Omsk
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Berdsk
The Hobbit children's play opens at Newton Theater
Newton Community Theater presents The Hobbit a children's play at 7 30 p m Thursday through Saturday in Krehbiel Auditorium directed by Mrs Donna Beth Schroeder with a 70 member cast. Bilbo Baggins is played by Mark Paquette Gandalf by Robert Hicks Thorin Oakenshield is Richard Platt. Cast includes numerous Newton and Hesston College alumni.
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Newton
Smaug the Dragon
Gandalf the Grey
Mark Paquette
Bilbo Baggins
Robert Hicks
Hesston College
Gandalf
Richard Platt
Thorin Oakenshield
Lisa Benninghoff
Gary Frey
Anne Friesen
Brigg Johnston
Rachel Kasper
Dana Koch
Eric Limbert
Jeff Limbert
Curtis McCraken
Tanya McQuilliam
Kristi Neufeld
Carl Remple
Steve Reber
Rae Ann Koch
Brad Moser
Jamie Clark
Margaret Janzen
Toni Jasso
Vada Snider
Ruth Kreider
Matt Kiebert
Kamala Platt
Eric Branson
David Esau
J. L. Branson
Kristin Carper
Mike Carper
Patty Bernhardt
Kathy Cannon
Alice Deckert
Beth DuFriend
Kathee Holdeman
Mary Janzen
Leasha Johnston
Mary Kliewer
Paige Lewis
Michelle Paquette
Karen Schmidt
Mar Springer
Renee Wiens
Kelli Wondra
Hesston
Noelle Dick
Helga Vutg
Rich Woolf
Julie Clark
Cindy Stucky
Daily Record Animal Control and Local Notices
Dog intake includes a white and brown Brittany found at 1320 Vine and two mixed breed puppies at 924 High. puppies available for adoption via Community Development at 283-6900. Unclaimed animals are euthanized after 72 hours. Divorces granted include Robert Thomas Jennings and Shirley Ann Jennings, and Carol L Hannawald and Glenn L Hannawald. Marriage licenses issued to John A. Strong Sr and Irene M Steffen. District Court shows a collection petition by Northrup King and Co. for 178.38 against Arthur Seymour. A 23 channel CB radio valued at 205 was stolen from Mike Vaughn’s locked pickup. Thomas E Foley charged with DWI in the 100 block of W 11th. Stolen motorcycle frame and tires recovered from a creek. bike owner Randy Bell reports June 6 theft from Sonic Drive-In. Beginning today weekly warranty deeds will be published on Tuesdays on the building page, Deeds on page 10 in Kansan.
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Animal Control
Brittany
Community Development Office
Robert Thomas Jennings
Manhattan
Shirley Ann Jennings
Carol L. Hannawald
Newton
Glenn L. Hannawald
John A. Strong Sr
Irene M. Steffen
Hutchinson
District Court
Northrup, King and Co
Minneapolis
Mike A. Vaughn
805 SE Ltd
Thomas E. Foley
N. Oak
W. 11Th
Lyle Powers
Randy C. Bell
E. 11Th
Sonic Drive In
N. Main
Deaths Mrs Eva Mae Roach 89 formerly of Lawrence
Mrs Eva Mae Roach 89 formerly of Lawrence died Monday evening at Kansas Christian Home where she had resided since 1968 Services and burial will be in Lawrence Born August 24 1886 in Hickman Hills Missouri She married Dana Earl Roach May 30 1906 in Kansas City Missouri He died in 1955 Survived by brother Gilbert Minter Lawrence and sisters Goldie Johnston Lawrence and Margaret Eddieman Helena Montana One daughter preceded in death Draper Cannon Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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Eva Mae Roach
Lawrence
Kansas Christian Home
Hickman Hills
Dana Earl Roach
Kansas City
First Christian Church
Gilbert Minter
Goldie Johnston
Margaret Eddieman
Helena
Mont
Draper-Cannon Funeral Home
Additional candidates file for township and precinct offices
County clerk reports more filings for township boards and city precinct posts. Republican entries include Thomas Wendling for Lakin Township Trustee Halstead Mary Vetter for Macon Township committeewoman Marian L Button Newton for first precinct Newton and Jane C Welch Halstead for committeewoman first precinct first ward Halstead Democratic candidate Marvin Dirks Jr for Pleasant committeeman Newton.
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Thomas Wendling
Rt. 2
Halstead
Lakin
Mary Vetter
Rt. 1
Newton
Macon
Marian L. Button
E. 2Nd
Third
Jane C. Welch
First
Marvin Dirks Jr
Rt. 4
Pleasant Township
Southwestern Bell to Charge for Directory Assistance
A Southwestern Bell spokesman said it will likely take another month to implement a plan to charge 10 cents for directory assistance calls beyond five per month in an area code. The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a modified plan, but formal order issuance is pending, delaying revenue savings calculations. The company plans to offset a $28 million pending general rate increase by these savings, with the rate case set for September.
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Topeka, Kan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas Ooperation Commission
Bell
ECC
Southwestern Bell
Commission
Directory Assistance Service
Caring
Heart Attack Strands Newton Manager After Fishing Trip
Frank S. Jones, 39, manager of a Newton flower shop, became ill on June 4 while returning from Marion Reservoir. He suffered chest pains and a heart attack, lay on the Hillsboro road for about 30 minutes before a motorist stopped, was rushed to a Newton hospital, and is recovering with likely discharge this week. The 15 pound channel catfish he planned to enter in a contest was cleaned for him.
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Frank S. Jones
Newton
Jones
Marion Reservoir
Hillsboro Road
Highway 50
Reno Penner
Hillsboro
Court urged to delay Ford food stamp rules
A federal court was asked to indefinitely stall Ford administration rules that would cut or end benefits for about 1.66 million families and tighten eligibility to monthly incomes within roughly 100 dollars of poverty. The case seeks a preliminary injunction before the June 1 effective date.
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Washington
Ford Administration
U.S. Conference of Mayors
U.S
John Lewis Smith Jr
Bethel College Grants Academic Scholarship to Jack Miller
Jack Miller of Newton son of Mr and Mrs John Miller has received Bethel College Academic Scholarship for 1976 77 school year. Miller is a Goessel High School graduate with scholarship based on ACT scores and high school GPA and may include a need factor in stipend determination.
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Karen Unruh
Marvin J. Unruh
North Newton
Bethel College
Newton High School
Jack Miller
John Miller
Newton
Miller
Goessel High School
Bethel
Market quotes and cattle hogs futures from Kansas City and Wichita
Quotations show slaughter cattle and hog prices with ranges for various weights and grades, plus feeder classes and sheep notes. Futures for live cattle, feeder cattle, hogs and pork bellies are listed, alongside local grain and soy prices and regional auction notes from Kansas City and Wichita.
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Kansas City
Wichita
Kan
Chicago
Edward D Jones and Co
Newton
New York Stock Exchange
Dillon
DeKalb
Hesston
Fairmount Foods
Evans Products
Philips Industries
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Winnebago
Senate bill seeks breakup of 18 oil giants
A divided Senate Judiciary Committee advances a plan to force the 18 largest oil firms to choose between production, transportation or refining marketing within five years. Supporters say more competition would lower prices. opponents warn of higher costs and reduced drive for U.S. energy projects.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Departments of Justice
State, Defense
Treasury
Attorney schedules weekly teleconference with police on court matters
Assistant City Attorney Jim Modrall announces a new routine for municipal court consultations. He will check in by telephone with the police department at 10 30 a m on Monday Tuesday and Thursday each week. Meetings with the attorney can be arranged at the police department by calling to set up conferences.
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Jim Modrall
Police Department
Newton drama teacher wins Wichita theater director's award
Mrs Donna Beth Schroeder of Newton High School received a Wichita Community Theater director's award at the annual meeting on June 3. She has directed and acted in Wichita and Newton community theater and currently directs The Hobbit children's production at Krehbiel Auditorium Thursday through Saturday.
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Wichita
Donna Beth Schroeder
Newton High School
Wichita Community Theater
Congress rewrites foreign aid bill amid veto standoff
Congress revises the foreign military aid measure after Ford vetoed an earlier version. Both chambers pass close votes with new export restrictions and aid-cut options. conferees draft a compromise to satisfy presidential authority while tightening congressional oversight on weapon exports. The Senate backs a 6.7 billion version and the House a 7 billion authorization, with key provisions on human rights review and potential cutoff of aid including Chile.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
House
Senate
U.S
House-Senate
Chile
Italian-born printer sails home on lifelong dream voyage
Andrea Perrot, 54, a Revere printer born in Italy, left Boston Harbor in a 44-foot two mast ketch to sail back to his homeland. A squadron of well wishers accompanied the voyage. Two years earlier vandals set his boat afire destroying the cabin, making today a proud milestone.
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Boston
Andrea Perrot
Revere
Boston Harbor
Perrot
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