Chinese delegation eyes Kansas City grain deals
AAP reports a 28 member Chinese delegation, incl Missouri and Michigan agriculture officials, visited Kansas City's Board of Trade amid hopes they may pursue grain trade or purchases. They will then tour towns and head to Town before returning Aug 20 for several days.
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Kansas City
Board of Trade
Dick Sneddon
Chamber of Commerce of
Greater Kansas City
St. Louis
Sikeston
St. Joseph
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
People’s Republic of China
United States
Missouri
Michigan
Services for Willard L Bass at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Willard Leonard Bass died August 11 and services were held Tuesday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with burial in Garnett Cemetery. Rev. James MecCrossen officiated. music by Mrs. Bruce Spears. Honorary pallbearers included James Bartlett and Ted Callow. active pallbearers named. Graveside rites conducted by Gwinn Shell for Delphian Lodge No. 44 AF and AM. Also notes on daily public safety reports and numerous police fines and traffic citations across several streets and towns.
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Willard Li
Bass
Willard Leonard Bass
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Garnett
James MecCrossen
Bruce Spears
James Bartlett
Ted Callow
Frank Dichiara
Garnett Hagarty
Miller Hamlin
David Laury
Joe Pinkerton
Gwinn Shell
David L. Young
Larry Cox
Bob
Grandma Layton Drawings Displayed In Topeka Tower Building
Elizabeth Layton of Wellsville shows about twenty four colored pencil drawings in Topeka's Tower Building through mid September. The exhibit highlights her folk art style and regional artistic contributions.
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Topeka
Elizabeth Layton
Wellsville
The
Osawatomie Topeka Hospitals Earn Joint Commission Accreditation
Gov. Bennett announced that Osawatomie State Hospital and Topeka State Hospital received Joint Commission accreditation for adult psychiatry children and alcoholism treatment programs. Larned State Hospital seeks a survey to identify improvement areas. The commission is backed by major medical associations and sponsors.
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Topeka
Kan
Osawatomie State Hospital
Topeka State Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Robert F. Bennett
Larned
Joint Commission
The
American College of Surgeons
American College of Physicians
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Community notices and sale events fill Ottawa listings
Homemade ice cream events on Aug 16 and 20 at various venues including Court House lawn and VFW Hall. Dance for CLASS of 78 on Aug 19 in Cyclone Room. Luau reservations due Aug 23 for Ottawa Country Club members. Local sales advertise 20 percent off bras and girdles at Litwins and leather coats at Town & Country Supply. Joery Bochenek to speak Aug 20 at Ottawa Bible Church. OASIS Club members urged to register for Kansas State Fair trip. Pomona High School enrollment Aug 17 and 18. Various school notices and yearbook deadlines. Dairy Queen Brazier earns national Quality Purity Award. stores at 1444 S Main and 212 N Main.
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Pamela L. Finley
Edgerton
Bernard A. Smith
Williamsburg
Robert E. Trigg
Roy E. Schulz Jr
Sycamore
Robert Bench
Wellsville
Virgil W. Franks
S. Main
Manuel Pacheco Jr
N. Main
Kansas
S. Sycamore
Homer G. Teter Jr
Willow
Leslie J. Clark
Jeanette C. Junod
S. Elm
Charles R. Hendrickson
Donald D. Paage
Osawatomie
Timothy A. Erickson
Lawrence
Richard W. Gooding
Oak
Floyd E. Morris
Melvern
Janie B E. Shay
Paola
David C. Shotwell
Warren D. Skiles
Elenore L. Harrell
Ottawa
Thomas L van Hestern
Pomona
James R. Mesch
Gregory J. Knecht
Richard H. Green
E. 5Th
Many Flowers For Presley Marks First Anniversary
In Memphis crowds greet the Elvis Presley memorial on the first anniversary of his death. Security chief Dick Grob reports over 150 people spent the night on Graceland grounds and 12 000 were expected to view Presley and his mother’s graves as thousands more passed through a flower lined drive and garden. A Styrofoam angel covered in white chrysanthemums with gold wings was among the arrangements.
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Memphis
Presley
Graceland Mansion
Ontario
Canada
Barbara McClean
MaChrie Cox
Burke’s Flowers
Aneta Watkins
TCB
Matto
Wellsville water bond not required after pipe size change
A Kansas attorney general opinion says lowering a waterline from 12 to 10 inches does not necessitate a new bond election for Wellsville. City attorney Latimer had asked whether bond approvals must be revoted due to the change, noting Farm Administration funding depends on the 10 inch limit.
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Topeka
Hns
Wellsville
R. Michael Latimer
Curt Schneider
Schneider
Bob Cramer
Two Arrests Made In Pomona Drug Raid Probe
Franklin County deputies report a second suspect, Leonard Lee Smith, 28, LeCompton, arrested after a Pomona rural raid that yielded 10 kilos of marijuana. Smith held on $10,000 bond for possession with intent to sell. Kimberly Scott Webster, 30, Pomona RFD 1, already arraigned and released on $500 bond. Police expect a third suspect as they pursue further charges.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
National Guard
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Pomona
Leonard Lee Smith
LeCompton
Douglas County
Kimberly Scott Webster
RFD
Archaeologists Find Burial Mound Near Chetopa Kansas
Kansas State Historical Society archaeologists Martin Stein and Harold Beal uncovered bones in a mound along Labette Creek northeast of Chetopa. They hope the study reveals early southeast Kansas history, diseases, diet, and population traits from about 1,500 years ago, noting no similar mound has been excavated in the area.
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Chetopa
Kan
Kansas State Historical Society
Kansas
Martin Stein
Harold Beal
Labette Creek
Stein
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Chanute
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Ralph E. Dirksen
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