News Briefs from Richmond and area light notices
Butch Fox reports from Scotland for discharge on the east coast. A sale in Young Place continues with drastic reductions. Mrs. Vada Moore notices her son James R Moore’s new address at San Diego Naval Station 92136. Homemade ice cream event at Court House lawn Wednesday 6 pm. Soroptimists Club noted. Alan Gensman, KU sophomore, received a $800 grant and $875 National Defense loan for 1972-73. Cadet David L. Roney, son of local residents, attends Army ROTC summer camp at Ft. Riley. New washers advertised by local dealers. Lynn Moses, Pomona, among 200 freshmen at Fort Hays State orientation. $50 reward for info on theft of tandem trailer axles from Coffman Welding Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vada Moore
Williamsburg
James R. Moore
U. S. Naval Station
Spo San Diego
Calif
Alan Gensman
University of Kansas
National Defense
C. Loren Gensman
RFD 2
Too Many Leaving Farms In Ames Iowas AP Report
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz says the farm exodus is down from 106000 last year to an estimated 46000 this year but remains too high. He cites expanding foreign markets, notes the Soviet Union will need U S feed grain while China lacks funds. Exports last year hit 8 billion with a target of 10 billion next year. He comments on safety rules, and jokes about policy alignment with the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Butz
Johnson
Soviet Union
U.S
Thomas
Eagleton
Daily Report notices and obituaries fragment
Roy Lee Bishop 28 of 124 S Oak faces charges for intoxicated driving and no valid license. Marriage license: David L Diamond 31 Ottawa and Deanna Rae Holmes 28 Princeton. Rosilee Carey 31 Princeton charged with speeding 40 in a 30 zone, fined 10 dollars. Farrell E Jones 38 Kansas City Kan fined 10 for illegal vehicle registration display. Gary Pollack 23 Overland Ark fined 20 for speeding 74 in a 60 zone. Bridge winners listed for Elks club. Admissions, dismissals, emergencies, and a death: Richard C. Hamm, 61, died at Leavenworth V A Hospital. survivor list and service set for Thursday at Wadsworth Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosilee R. Carey
Princeton
Farrell E. Jones
Kansas City
Kan
Gary B. Pollack
Overland Ark
Richard C. Hamm
Leavenworth V.A
al Beets Motor Co
Noami Hamm
Walnut
Lavern Early
Wellsville
Delores Papps
Houston
Tex
Agnes Ellison
Raytown
Wadsworth Chapel
Vermont Prisoners Quiet After Disturbance
Inmates at Vermont State Prison seized two guards as hostages then released most prisoners in a cell block after several hours of negotiations. By early Tuesday, prisoners began returning to cells as Warden Robert G. Smith and correction official Cornelius Hogan resolved the standoff. No one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor, Vt
Vermont State Prison
Robert G. Smith
Correction
Cornelius Hogan
Peter Martin
Deane C. Davis
Jack Anderson Retracts Charges Against Eagleton
AP report details columnist Jack Anderson retracting his claim of evidence showing Sen Thomas F Eagleton had arrests for drunken or reckless driving. Eagleton resigned as Democratic vice presidential nominee, praising Anderson for courage and calling the matter closed after a private meeting and public retraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack Anderson
Thomas F. Eagleton
Anderson
Eagleton
Missouri
Today
Davis
Kansas adopts emergency rules for spark arresters on diesels
The Kansas Corporation Commission adopted emergency rules to curb railroad right of way fires. Beginning Jan 1, all non turbocharged diesel locomotives must have approved spark arresters. Rules establish maintenance programs in high fire areas and mandate reporting to reduce fires from locomotive sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
Commission
Dale E. Saffels
Saffels
Meat Production Up In Kansas in June 1972
Red meat production in Kansas slaughter plants rose 6 percent year over year to 161 million pounds in June 1972, with beef at 134 million pounds and cattle slaughter up 8 percent to 217000 head. Hog slaughter declined slightly, veal and pork production fell, and six month totals also show gains for beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
British Dock Strike Threatens Food Supplies
The London longshoremen strike enters its second week, raising fears of bananas and other perishables running out by week end. Covent Garden dealers warn apples oranges lemons peaches and plums may be exhausted. meat mainly NZ lamb prices rise slightly. Prime Minister Heath weighs a national emergency as ships idle and bids for a settlement fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Covent Garden
New Zealand
Edward Heath
New Zealand Bans Goldfish Imports Over Disease Risks
New Zealand's Agriculture Department banned goldfish imports amid concerns they carry diseases harmful to trout and salmon and a fungus that could affect many fish species. The prohibition also notes potential risks to grass and humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
N.2
New Zealand
Agriculture Department
Board Accepts Hospital Bids For Ransom Memorial Project
The board of trustees accepted bids for the new Ransom Memorial Hospital in a special meeting. Green Construction Co. of Lawrence won general construction at 1,217,138 dollars, Carey Co. of Ottawa won mechanical at 599,880, Wiggins Electric of Ottawa won electrical at 485,000, and Pegler & Co. won food service equipment at 54,450 with a possible 192 dollar add for a new table. Bids now go to the Kansas State Board of Health for approval, then to the HEW office in Kansas City. Architects Ekdahl Davis Depew Persson and consultant Leon Pullen attended. The administrator was authorized to seek extra Hill Burton funds to cover total project cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
Green Construction Co
Lawrence
General Constructions
Carey Co
Ottawa
Wiggins Electric
Pegler & Co
Kansas State Board of Health
Kansas City
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Don Depew
Ralph Persson
Ekdahl
Rains Boost Kansas Pastures and Crops Progress
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports moisture last week benefited pastures and crops. About three quarters of corn tasselled, near the 11 year average. sorghums headed 18 percent. soybeans at 27 percent padded, below last year but near average. Greenbug infestations rise in western counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas
Ottawa Bazaar Planning Meeting by Retail Committee
Ottawa retail committee of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a special meeting Thursday at 7 30 a m at the House of Douglas to plan the annual Sidewalk Bazaar. Co chairmen are Lee Shelden and Bonnie Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Retail Committee
Chamber of Commerce
House of Douglas
Lee Shelden
Bonnie Crawford
Ottawa volunteers urge donations for multiple sclerosis drive
Volunteer workers will canvass the Ottawa area this week to raise funds for multiple sclerosis victims and families. Eva A. Hanes says 40 percent funds research, 50 percent aids patient services and local offices, 10 percent covers expenses. The goal is $2,000 with 300 volunteers needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Eva A. Hanes
Drive
National Society
Hatch Act Declared Vague By Three Judge Panel
A 2-1 federal ruling held Hatch Act provisions restricting partisan politics by federal workers vague and overbroad, pausing enforcement and leaving limits unclear. The decision, while not addressing elective office, calls for Congress to clarify permissible political activity for federal employees and awaits Supreme Court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Appeals
US Civil Service Commission
Gerhard ‘A. Gesell
Gesell
Congress
Barrington D. Parker
U.S. Appeals Court
George E. MacKinnon
Residents Oppose Hillsdale Dam Formation
Paola citizens formed Citizens for Realistic Water Resources Management at Hillsdale to oppose the Hillsdale dam. Harold M. Garrison was elected president, Mary A. Sherwood vice president, and Teta V. Armstrong secretary treasurer. All officers reside in Paola. The group aims to block dam construction as unsuitable for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paola
Hillsdale
Bull Creek
Citizens
Harold M. Garrison
Mary A. Sherwood
Teta V. Armstrong
Lickteig Divorce Petition Notice and Estate Hearing in Franklin
First published notice in Franklin County Kansas court records. Eugene L Lickteig sues Diane M Lickteig for divorce and child custody with a pleading due by September 12, 1972. Elsie M Tillery petitions for probate of Benjamin F Hughes will dated April 13 1970 and appointment as executrix without bond with defenses due by August 25 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Eugene L. Lickteig
Diane M. Lickteig
State of
Ottawa
State of Kansas
Benjamin F. Hughes
Elsie M. Tillery
WII
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Butch Fox
Dick Fox
Richmond
Scotland
Young Place Sale
Court House Lawn
Soroptimists Club
David L. Roney
Carl L. Roney
Waverly
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
Ft. Riley
Durbin
Lynn Moses
Pomona
Fort Hays State
Coffman Welding Service
A. E. Coffman
Ady
the Daily Report
Police News
Roy Lee Bishop
S. Oak
Probate
David Lynn Diamond
Deanna
Rae Holmes
The
Elks Club
Dorothy Casey
Gene Price
Helga Kursk
John Thornburg
Steve Lott
Jack Kile
Ike McMahon
Melba Welch
Osawatomie
Charles King
H. R. Atherton
N. Mulberry
Lonnie Trober
S. Sycamore
John Schuster Garnett
Lloyd L. Neal
Charles Burch
Jo Siders
S. Poplar
Jason McDaniel
Ash
Leo Brown
Willow
Nancy Schmidt
S. Cedar
Claude
Andrea Green
Ottawa Rfd
Kevin Spencer
Vermont
Vern Wadkins
City Public Works Department
Loyd Builders Inc
Hatch
National Association of Letter Carriers
District of Columbia
Hillsdale Dam
Dairymen
William E
Bill
Patsy Wilson
Chilhowee
Warrensburg
Clinton
County Line Road
Best of
Interstate
Donald J. Bowman
Mgr
Hamilton
Shawver & Shawver
Attys
William.s. Bowers
2Nd Street
P.O
Ohiawa
Atty
Cas
Nisalay
Nationa
Ife
Lodge
Ottawa Lodge
A.F.& AM
Ray A
Talbott
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Sec'y
Lyndon Saddle Club
North Hwy
Lyndon
South Oak
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