Baling Wire Crisis Next For Farmers
The Associated Press reports a looming baling wire shortage threatens Kansas farmers. Hay producers in Yates Center fear missing contracts as wire supplies run out. shortages extend across southern Kansas to Arkansas City and Pittsburg. Prices rise and potential black market activity emerges while U.S. and Japanese steel trade shifts limit domestic supply.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Yates Center
Kan
Arkansas City
Winfield
Maple City
Pittsburg
Lindley Horn
Horn
U.S
William Buffe
Armco Steel Inc
Buffe
Armco
Red Rinard
Steel Products
Farmland Industries
Rinard
Hutchinson
Cancer Victim Shows Her Style Open House for terminal patient Ruth Hoffman
Ruth Hoffman, 57, dying of bone cancer at Sequoia Hospital, hosts an open house in Room 119 to share time with family and friends. She says she plans to die before medical coverage ends and hopes to see her mother and others in heaven, while describing her faith and determination to stay positive.
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Redwood City
Ruth Hoffman
Ruth
Sequoia Hospital
Hoffman
Notice of Hearing in Lena B Fouts Smith Estate Case
Probate Court in Franklin County Kansas hears Norma E Howard daughter and heir at law petition to determine descent of Lena B Fouts Smith real and personal property. Objecting parties must file defenses by September 4 1973 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Attys Skoog Latimer Ottawa Kansas represent petitioner.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Lena B. Fouts Smith
Lena Fouts Smith
N.w.la
Lena
Fouts Smith
Ottawa
Norma E. Howard
R. Michael Latimer
Skoog
U.S
Richmond First Nat'l. Bk
Peoples Nat'l. Bk
Social Security
Library
Kansas State
Wellsville Bk
Wellsville
Richmond
Voc. Tech
Peoples St. Ok
General
Citizens St. Bk
Pomona
U.S.D
First Natl
Social Securi
Sever Ne
Peoples Natl
Kansas State Bk
Savings & Loan
Franklin
Lincoln
Franklin Savings & Loan
Harrison Ailts
First National
R.H
Hayes
Cemeteries Peoples Nat'l. BK
R.W
Antioch Cemetery van
Greenwood
Wellsville Bank
Lane-Baker
Peoples State
Princeton
Ees Resereri Creer Cs
Berea
Franklin Ravings & Loan
U.C.A
P.W.S. Watershed
Appanoose General
Tally Water System
Ager
Centropoli
Eeevee
Board of County Commissioners
Dorothy Thomson
Franklin N.E.K. Library
Oo Seers
N.E.K. Lib. Soc
Harrison Cty
Warras
Voc
Petes
Hayes Hospital
BTA
Homewood Fair
Lincoln Courthse
Ohio
U.S.C
Peoria
Ambulance Service
Ieee
Bond & Int
Pomona Rehabilitation Oy
Secreres
Vac. Tech
Wed Bor
Pottawatom Health
Ses H
U.S.D. No
Nee
Wee
Richmond Franklin Co. Home Spec
Williamsburg
Historical Society
Princeton State and County School Ledger Social
Ca. School Foundation
Adgeete
Mary E. Criqui
Mary E. Hayward
Millard MA. Hayward
State of
Lavon Young
Millard M. Hayward
Richard 0
Latimer
S. Main
Attys
Automated tellers gain favor in U S banks
Arthur D. Little Inc reports that card activated automated teller devices are expanding in U S banks. First in Europe and Japan, they appeared in 1968 and now number over 1 000 with many more on order.
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Boston
U.S
Arthur D. Little Inc
Europe
Japan
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National
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West
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Topeka
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Lloyd McClure
Pickering Plane Service
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A&g Roofing CO
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