Zeller 83 Dies at Marion after long rural life
Albert Frederick Zeller 83 died Saturday at his rural Marion home. Born Jan 22 1892 in Canada Kansas he was a retired farmer and longtime Marion County resident. Survived by widow Alma Pauline Harland two sons two daughters sister and brother seven grandchildren ten great grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2 p m at Marion Christian Church burial Marion Cemetery memorial Heart Fund. Thompson Funeral Home in charge.
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Albert Frederick Zeller
Canada
Kan
Karl
Wilhelmina Zeller
Alma Pauline Harland
McPherson
Marion County
Zeller
Marion Christian Church
Orville
Newton
Kenneth
Wichita
Vera Razor
Hillsboro
LaVern
Darlene) Krebs
Carrie Ollenberger
Valley Center
Dannie
David Branson
Heart Fund
Thompson Funeral Home
Daily record police blotter items summarize local incidents
A Sunday through weekend police log reports larceny of prescription drugs at MidTown Towers and a 1975 car damage in Concordia Ramada Inn parking. Vandalism damaged 25 vehicles and other property. Curtis Wherry faced DWI and headlight charges with a $350 bond. Embezzlement charges and dismissals noted. Births and a farm combine fire are listed with hospital and location details.
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Irma McCarter
MidTown Towers
Joanna M. Hunnicutt
Concordia
Ramada Inn
Curtis J. Wherry
Sheriff's Department
Wherry
Gasoline prices to rise after June historic day
CHICAGO AP June 30 energy expert Herbert Hugo predicts gas costs will soar as major oil firms plan price hikes of 3 to 5 cents per gallon before the Fourth of July weekend. He says prices could reach 70 to 75 cents by 1976, with supply gains offset by a $1 barrel tax and higher demand.
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Chicago
Herbert Hugo
Platt
Dilgram
Hugo
Energy research urges diversified approach to future power
The ERDA report Creating Energy Choices for the Future urges five quick changes in U S energy R D to expand current sources, stress conservation, and add solar power alongside breeder reactors and fusion. It warns against single target bets and projects oil imports through 1995 with near mid and long term plans through 2000.
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Congress
The
Energy Research and Development Administration
Ce Ee
Robert Camans Jr
ERDA
U.S
United States
Mansfield criticizes furrowed foreign policy overhaul report
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield decries the Commission for the Organization of the Government for the Conduct of Foreign Policy, calling its two year study timid with little substance. The panel urged separating State from the president role and expanding the National Security Council to include the Treasury, while Murphy defends the report.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
National Security Council
Robert D. Murphy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
Secretary of the Treasury
Mansfield
Murphy
Commission
Peking
Bids Open on Second Chunk of U.S. Gold Hoard
Washington AP reports the government opened bids on a second 500000 ounce chunk of gold to curb imports. At 11 a.m. EDT officials read 700 plus bids, with early offers near 151 per ounce, well below market, and final results due Tuesday after mail bids and late banker offers are reviewed.
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Washington
Georgesoniye
General Services Administration
U.S
New ideas sought for food stamps
The Agriculture Department declined to propose sweeping reforms and asked Congress for trial authority to test ideas. A 150 page report notes inequities in benefits and abusive shaping of wealth, but offers no specific solutions, citing future option concerns. About 20 million participate, cost roughly $5 billion yearly. Senate had urged proposals to fix inequities.
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Agriculture Department
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Department
Senate
Supreme Court tightens Border Patrol power at checkpoints
The court unanimously ruled that border checks near the Mexican border require suspicion of illegal aliens before stopping or searching vehicles. In Brignoni Ponce the justices rejected stopping based on appearance alone, noting a fleeting glimpse is insufficient grounds for probable cause.
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Supreme Court
Felix Humberto Brignoni Ponce
San Clemente
Calif
U.S. Circuit Court
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Market Wrap Mixed Gains Amid Quiet Trading
Stocks drifted higher in thin trade with the Dow at 875, the NYSE up on institutional portfolio moves, and the American Stock Exchange up slightly. Cattle and hogs moved lower in Kansas City and Wichita, while grain and pork prices held steady amid regional market reports and a Kansas highway death log.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
NYSE
Kansas City
Regents Review FY1977 Budgets Behind Closed Doors
The Kansas State Board of Regents met privately to assess annual budget requests from the state's colleges and universities. They typically trim asks before sending them to Budget Director James Bibb ahead of fall hearings with the governor.
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State Board of Regents
James Bibb
Train, camper crash kills four in Kansas weekend
Nine people die in Kansas traffic incidents over the weekend. A Santa Fe freight train hit a camper at a crossing near Belle Plaine, killing four in the Woolley family: Cheryl L. McBride, Brian K. McBride, Diana L. Woolley, and Mary E. Counterman. Ray D. Woolley survived. The 21 car freight was moving about 65 mph in heavy storms. Additional fatalities occurred in separate crashes near Marysville, Ottawa, and Carbondale, involving residents from Nebraska and Kansas.
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Associated Press
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Belle Laine
Cheryl L. McBride
Brian K. McBride
Diana L. Woolley
Mary E. Counterman
Wichita
Counterman
Ray D. Woolley
Wellington
Highway Patrol
Woolley
Marysville
U. S
Vaneeta J. Bauer
Lincoln
Rebecca Keller
Columbus
Harry Cathcard
Ottawa
Kansas 68
Ewing Lawrence
Pomona
Kan
Daniel Whisler
Burlington
U. S. 75
Carbondale
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