KU Students Named to Residence Hall Scholarships
Three area University of Kansas students are named among 196 men holding residence hall scholarships for the coming term. Recipients include Matt E. Whaley Lyndon Dat tenfeld Hall Reid W. Adriance Wellsville Pearson Hall and Robert L. Wagner Richmond Stephenson Hall.
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University of Kansas
Matt E. Whaley
Lyndon
Dattenfeld
Reid W. Adriance
Wellsville
Pearson Hall
Robert L. Wagner
Richmond
Stephenson Hall
Death notices and court alerts from Daily Report
Graveside services for Mrs Jesse J Hardesty 87 formerly Williamsburg at Waverly Cemetery Survivors include three sons Clyde Max Glen and a daughter Agnes Rebecca Hoag Mrs Hardesty preceded in death by husband and two sons Martha Russell 88 Baldwin native died at Ransom Memorial Hospital survivors Lloyd E Russell Margret Holmes services Friday in Baldwin burial Oakwood Cemetery in Baldwin State v John L Safford DUI sentenced 90 days and license suspended 30 days multiple citations and divorce notice followed by additional obituaries and public notices
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Williamsburg
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Max E. Hardesty
Lawrence
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Ottawa
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Martha Russell
Franklin County
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Oakwood Cemetery
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Brenda M. Brown
Hattie V. McDaniel
Lamb-Roberts
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
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Miami County
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Martin Shively
Charlie C. McDaniel
McDaniel
S. Locust
Marie Barber
Reno
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Leona Garrett
S. Main
Charles Carey Sr
S. Hickory
W. F. Lehew
S. Cedar
Leonard White
Willow
Frank McKeon
Herman Pimper
Greeley
Farris Memorial Chapel
Garnett
Jay Bodenhamer
Arthur Smith
Lockport
Ill
Greeley Cemetery
Bruce Mullies
Allen Mullies
Springfield
Garnett Cemetery
Oliver Mullies
Independence
Grace Maroll
Food Prices Down Yet Industrial Costs Rally Complex
Wholesale food prices eased in July with a 0.3 percent drop, marking the largest decline in eight months, while prices for lumber and steel spurred a 0.5 percent rise, the biggest in 10 months. Industrial products rose 0.7 percent, the highest since August 1956, lifting the overall index by 0.3 percent to 114.6 from a 1967 base of 100.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Joseph Ross 604 N Cherry James F Evans Rantoul Wednesday Gail Duvall 1113 N Mulberry Mrs Charles Harkins Pomona RFD 1 Thursday. Dismissals include Mrs George Philgreen Kansas City Mo Mrs Fred Kissinger Ottawa RFD 2 Wednesday Floyd Crowell 715 Cypress Mrs
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N. Cherry
James F. Evans
Rantoul
Gail Duvall
N. Mulberry
Charles Harkins
Pomona
Kansas City Woman Narrowly Avoids Train Collision
Connie L. Kehl, 22, of Kansas City Kansas, escaped injuries when her car collided with a Missouri Pacific train at a crossing. The train was moving about 65 mph. engineer H A Yoccum spoke with officers. Kehl, who said she braked when she saw the train, caused about 1450 dollars in vehicle damage.
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Kansas City
Kan
Connie L. Kehl
Missouri-Pacific
H. A. Yoccum
Sheriff's Department
Eight Year Old Boy Hurt In Ottawa Incident
Ottawa police investigated an incident late this morning involving 8 year old James Berr of the 100 block South Willow Avenue who was injured with lacerations to the arm. The cause and weapon were not disclosed but the wound may be from a shotgun. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Berr, was playing in the back yard with his brother.
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Ottawa
James Berr
South Willow
Harvey Berr
Draft Call for 1972 Draft Lottery Numbers Released
Washington AP reports the 1972 draft lottery results listing birth dates with assigned numbers. The order begins with the lowest numbers and notes boards may extend calls to meet manpower needs. The list includes dates across the year with corresponding numbers for each birth date.
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Washington
SAS Denies Plan To Fly 187 POWs From Laos To Rome
Stockholm AP reports SAS denied a Swedish paper claim that American military officials asked the airline to charter a flight carrying 187 prisoners of war from Vientiane Laos to Rome via Bangkok. SAS said the offer came from an unidentified private individual in West Germany and was never an official government or military proposal.
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Vietnam
Ottawa seeks bids for 1971 concrete pavement project
The City of Ottawa Kansas invites sealed proposals for a 1971 concrete pavement project covering about 4643 square yards of six inch reinforced concrete pavement with curb and base. Bid deposits of 5 percent accompany bids due by 3:00 p.m. August 18, 1971.
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