Services for Mrs Paul Nixon 63 Die at Wichita Home
Services for Mrs Paul Nixon 63 who died at her Wichita home will be at Rest Haven Mortuary at 1 p.m. Monday with Rev Henry Murray officiating. Burial in Rest Haven Garden of Memory. Born November 14 1914 at Nardin Oklahoma daughter of Clarence and Bertha Minner. Survived by husband Paul Nixon and son Clarence Knight. daughter Beverly Bodah. siblings and eight grandchildren. Also notes membership in White Shrine.
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Wichita
Paul Nixon
Rest Haven
Henry Murray
Nardin
Okla
Clarence
Bertha Minner
el Dorado
White Shrine
Clarence Knight
Arkansas City
Beverly Bodah
Rochester
N.H
Thomas Minner
Grant’s Pass
Ore
Lavoun Stidall
Dorothy Botkin
Gardena
Calif
Feedlot Outlook Kansas City Report Highlights
Kansas City AP notes firm to higher prices for slaughter steers and heifers with moderate demand. Last week saw 4,500 steer and 3,500 heifer sales. feeder cattle futures show firm to higher values with immediate to mid-September delivery for feeders. Feeder steers 700-850 lb 29.50-40.00. feeder heifers 600-700 lb 36.00-37.00. weights and shrink factors listed.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Local ads and events listings collage
A compilation of ads and notices from Mary Kay cosmetics to local venues. Promotions include 25 percent off cosmetics, Christmas trees for charity at 4th and Main, dances at Eagles Lodge and VFW, live music at Saddleback Lounge and Armory, and in store sales at Village Shoppe Turner's Tele Shop and The Tennis Hut. Includes donation appeals, store hours, and contact numbers.
National Advisory Committee on Child Abuse Meeting
The final report and recommendations of the National Advisory Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect will be reviewed at a Kansas City meeting next Monday and Tuesday. Gov. Robert F. Bennett leads the group, which calls for funding decentralization, expanded direct services, and stronger parenthood education to protect children and strengthen families. SuEllen Fried and Jay Olson are among speakers.
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Peka
Kan
National Advisory Committee On
Kansas City
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
The
Committee
Education Commission of the States
SuEllen Fried
National Committee For the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect
Jay Olson
National Center of Child Abuse and Neglect
Drug Raid At S Ash Street Leads To Arrests
Ottawa officers raided 1211 S Ash on Thursday afternoon after a tip and obtained a search warrant. Carroll Phillips, 21, was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell after more than two pounds of marijuana and paraphernalia were found. A 15 year old girl was released to juvenile authorities and another man was not expected to face charges.
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S. Ash
Carroll Phillips
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Franklin County
Fumes Send Area Man To Hospital
Michael D. Hull age 23 of Rantoul is in the intensive care unit at Ransom Memorial Hospital after being overcome by carbon monoxide fumes at the water treatment plant east of Rantoul. He called his father when ill and was transferred by ambulance after passing out on the ride to town.
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Michael D. Hull
Rantoul
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Jury Told Four Verdict Options in Sandstrom Murder Trial
In Topeka judge E Newton Vickers instructed the seven men and five women jury on four possible verdicts for Milda Sandstrom's May 3 killing of her husband Thad Sandstrom. Options are innocent, innocent by reason of insanity, guilty of first degree murder, or guilty of second degree murder. If found innocent by reason of insanity she would be committed to a state mental hospital until cleared. Prosecutor Shawnee County DA Gene Olander outlined the distinction between first and second degree murder as premeditation. defense attorney Robert D Hecht prepared closing arguments as the panel neared deliberations.
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Topeka
Kan
E. Newton Vickers
Milda Sandstrom
Thad M. Sandstrom
Vickers
Mrs. Sandstrom
Shawnee County
Gene Olander
Robert D. Hecht
Salina Man To Try For Governorship
Salina Republican state Senator John Simpson says he will seek the GOP nomination for the U.S. Senate to replace James B. Pearson, contingent on sufficient support. Former Representative Bill Roy of Topeka plans three news conferences in Topeka, Kansas City, and Wichita to announce a Democratic bid for the Senate, while Simpson delays formal declaration. Other candidates tied to the race include Norman Gaar, Shelby Smith, Wayne Angell, Deryl Shuster, and Sam Hardage as Pearson retires after his term.
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John Simpson
Salina
Pearson
Bill Roy
Topeka
Kansas City
Wichita
Roy
Senate
Simpson
Kansas Senate
GOP
Norman Gaar
Westwood
Shelby Smith
Wayne Angell
Ottawa
Deryl Shuster
Overland Park
Sam Hardage
Stock rally trims losses as dollar steadies
Wall Street in light session gains aided by signs of a stabilizing dollar in foreign exchange markets. Investors priced in cautious optimism as prices moved higher on subdued volume and muted trading.
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New York
Ottawa DPS report highlights November crime and patrol data
The Ottawa Department of Public Safety reported 586 calls in November with 543 cleared. Burglaries five with one cleared. assaults five all cleared. larcenies 36 with 12 solved. arson two. forgery four with two cleared. liquor violations four. missing persons four all accounted for. sex offense arrest one. Fires caused about $500 damage. Animal control answered 60 calls, impounding 35 animals. Patrols covered 13,870 miles. reserve officers logged 413 hours. Fringe note: Franklin County Historical Society fund drive postponed due to extreme cold. Dow Jones up, market broadly firmer. US money supply up. USLIFE up. NYSE composite and AMEX indices higher.
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Lori Kissinger
Ottawa Rfd
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Pomona Rfd
Julia Berg
Chuck Gunnels
Ottawa University
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Richard Gooding
Bath
Williamsburg
Frank Jackson
Harry Bittenbender
Sharon Struttman
Maple
Mary Foster
Kay Hunter
Miguel Carmona
Wellsville
North Main
Tecumseh
George Haas
Princeton Road
Gerry Seyler
Rachel White
Tracy Blanco
Roger Linneman
N. Sycamore
Timothy Morrow
Harold Hinderliter
S. Main
Donna Moore
Avis Blakeman
Bill Meyers
Olive
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Michael Mason
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Scott Stewart
Oak
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Willow
Steven Kaub
Ty Johnson
N. Cedar
Donna Tipton
S. Locust
Jimmy Bass
S. Poplar
Debrah Burgoon
Rosendo Chavez
Burrough
Daniel Tipton
N. Main
Matthew Whiteford
S. Oak
Robert Collier
Milton Hackett
Pomona
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W. 5Th
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Red Jacket
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Eagles Lodge
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Hazel
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Darin and the
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Saddleback Lounge
Raney-Reynolds Drug Store
Turner
West 15Th
Dondee Fabrics
Armory
West
Metzger Salvage
Young Place
Main
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Hickory
Topeka, Kan
U.S. Senate
James B. Pearson
Wall Street
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Franklin County Historical Society
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NYSE
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May Wellman Nusbaum
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
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Henry A. Roberts, Jr
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