Police report lists multiple weekend arrests in Franklin County
The Daily Report notes three driving while intoxicated arrests: Lewis Kennedy, 42, of Williamsburg. Billy Richardson, 30, of Quenemo. and James Baugher, 57, of 535 N Sycamore. Also recorded are thefts at Highway Oil, a missing tag, several property damages, and a homicide of public notices with a correction on a prior car theft story.
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Lewis R. Kennedy
Williamsburg
RFD
Billy Dale Richardson
Quenemo
James H. Baugher
N. Sycamore
Highway Oil Company
E. Logan
Merlin W. Fishburn
N. Mulberry
N. Poplar
Rosemary Coffman
S. Poplar
Leona Doyen
Doug Allen
Allen
Ottawa Co-Op
N. Main
Betty Anderson
S. Cedar
South Pence
IGA
S. Main
Franklin County
Lilly
Ben Kiefer
Kiefer
Funeral for Hubert Twyman Held at Mayfield Church
Hubert Twyman 81 died December 1 in a Wellington nursing home. Services were at Federated Church Mayfield with burial there. Survivors include widow Mildred two sons Wayne Denver and Gayle Friendswood two daughters Lois Dalen Farmington and Shirley Keagy San Diego and sister Maude Hail born December 23 1696 in Mayfield.
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Hubert Twyman
Federated Church
Mayfield
Ottawa
Wellington
Twyman
Mildred
Wayne
Denver
Gayle
Friendswood
Tex
Lois Dalen
Farmington
N. M
Shirley Keagy
San Diego
Calif
Maude Hail
Six Children Die In Houston Blaze
An explosion and fire caused by an illegal gas hookup swept through a small frame house in Houston near northeast side early today killing nine family members including six children. Four others escaped through windows as arson investigators cited candles touching off gas in the kitchen and a later fire engulfing the five room dwelling.
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Houston
Robert A. Shoquist
Wall Street slips as rally fades on softer volume
The Dow industrials eased after last week’s rally, with gains narrowing while the NYSE composite fell to 53.62 and the AMEX market value index declined to 150.02. Trading remained sluggish at 9.98 million shares by noon, as dollar strength ebbed and a 1.9 billion money-supply decline news faded. Rep. William A. Steiger of Wisconsin died in his sleep at age 40, diabetic, health reportedly good otherwise.
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Washington
William A. Steiger
R-Wis
Steiger
Jim Dykstra
Dykstra
New York Stock Exchange
Christmas sale blitz hits Sylvania TV at Benner-Williams
Local ads advertise a $100 off sale on Sylvania TV consoles at Benner Williams, with layaway options and other Christmas deals from Maple Shoppe, Crites Appliance, and Wright's Studio. Promotions include interior painting, turquoise jewelry, microwave ovens with freebies, and a barbershop show at Municipal Auditorium with tiered ticket pricing.
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Lacey TV
Sylvania TV
Benner- Williams
South Main
Oasis Club opens Dec 8 bus trip reservations
The Oasis Club begins taking reservations for a December 8 sightseeing bus trip to Oak Park and Kansas City Plaza for non members. Alma Schweitzer can be reached at 242-4586 for details. An area rally by the Lundstroms is set for 7 30 p m December 8 at Wellsville High School gym and will cover family activities and youth events. John Hagen son of Mr and Mrs John R Hagen Melvern RFD 1 has arrived for duty as a fuel specialist at Dyess AFB Texas with a Strategic Air Command unit, previously serving at Inciritk Common Defense Installation Turkey.
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Oasis Club
Oak Park
Kansas City Plaza
Alma Schweitzer
Lundstroms
Wellsville High School
U.S. Air Force
John Hagen
John R. Hagen
Melvern Rfd 1
Dyess Afb
Tex
Hagen
Strategic Air Command
Inciritk Common Defense
Turkey
Lady elected Kansas House speaker in 37 32 vote
Rep Wendell Lady of Overland Park won the Kansas House speakership 37 to 32 over Rep Carlos Cooper in a Republican caucus. Ratification by the full House is routine, with Lady praised for experience fairness and hard work. Cooper cited for cooperation amid a partisan governor-elect.
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Topeka
Kan
Wendell Lady
Overland Park
Carlos Cooper
Bonner Springs
Kansas House Today
Lady
House
William Bunten
R-Topeka
Don Crumbaker
R-Brewster
Cooper
John Carlin
Sacrifices All In The Name Of Science
Ridgefield AP columnist notes scientific sacrifice in public life and media. references to Bat research at Carlsbad Caverns, raccoon turtle studies on St Catherine Island, and green tree frog mating dynamics near Savannah. highlights field experiments by Daniel Perrill and Gerhardt and the emotional impact of long study nights.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
Ridgefield
Conrail
Danbury
Karl Koopman
Albuquerque
N.M
Carlsbad Caverns
Sydney Anderson
St. Catherines Island
Bulletin
Harvard Alumni Magazine
Savannah
Georgia
Richard Daniel
Savannah Science Museum
Stephen Perrill
Butler University
H. Carl Gerhardt
University of Missouri
Selective Service Longer Worse Risk Than 1976 Report
Washington AP A House Armed Services Committee report says the Selective Service System cannot mobilize enough recruits to meet Pentagon needs in a crisis. Chairman Rep Melvin Price cites shortfalls in reserve forces and plans a broader investigation by the 96th Congress starting January.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Melvin Price
Ill
96Th Congress
Price
Ottawa University Jazz Ensemble Tonight at Administration Building
The Ottawa University Jazz Ensemble will perform a 7:30 concert in the Administration Building Auditorium featuring swing to rock pieces and scores from Basie Herman Rich and Kenton. Guest artist Marlin Cooper, OU graduate and KC Community College music director, will play alto sax. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Count Basie
Woody Herman
Buddy Rich
Stan Kenton
Ottawa University
Marlin Cooper
Kansas City
Kan
Community College
Should I Bring My Child to the Funeral
Advice on involving children in funerals focuses on honest preparation and voluntary participation. Emphasis is on letting a child express grief, assessing temperament, and seeking guidance if problems arise.
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