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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1975
Page
10
New York economists warn the recovery may lag, with six quarters of decline preceding any uptick. Business plans show weak capital spending and idle capacity, while automakers anticipate lower sales and idle plants as consumer confidence remains low.
A $300000 computerized X ray body scanner, first production model from Georgetown, is used at University of Minnesota Hospitals to image the heart, liver, pancreas and other organs. It promises better cancer and internal disease diagnosis and may reduce exploratory surgery.
The historic U S Supreme Court chamber in the Capitol, restored to its 1855 1860 appearance after a 500000 restoration project, will open to tourists next week with dedication today. The work uncovered multiple paint layers and returned walls to a honey color while preserving or recreating furnishings.
Notices announce the filing of petitions in Harvey County Probate Court seeking settlement, will construction, estate assignment, and executor discharge for Fred Lipps and Edward W. Wiemerslage. Executors Dorothy Mae Quiring and Tena Anna Wiemerslage request court actions with defenses due by June 3, 1975, and attorney details listed.
The community reports an annual alumni reunion set for Saturday at the grade school auditorium. Local families host guests from Augusta Wichita and Newton. Milestones include anniversaries birthdays engagements and honors for residents and a service assignation at Webb AFB and K-State.
Halstead and area residents visit relatives and attend events including a golden wedding anniversary and a high school graduation. A legal notice filed in Newton seeks final settlement of Dorothy Turner’s estate with parties informed to respond by June 3 1975.
Sen Walter Huddleston urges the Agriculture Department to maintain its annual white corn production survey used for grits. He notes Kentucky farmers won a decade of effort to establish it and warns that dropping it could cause volatile prices.
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