Good News for USD 287 Sets Lunch Price Cut
USD 287 board reduced school lunch prices by 10 cents starting January after superintendent William Davison cited higher than expected federal aid. A capital outlay fund of four mills for five years was approved, with flexibility. The district rejected bids for new buses and considered a one mill recreation levy to fund summer programs.
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Joan Istas Pomona
U.S.D
Board of Education
Davison
Pomona
NATO Wary Of Soviet Buildup
In Brussels a top British admiral warned NATO that the Soviet Union is strengthening its armed forces faster than the United States and NATO allies. Sir Peter Hill-Norton said the gap in conventional capabilities against the Warsaw Pact is widening while defense ministers meet. James R. Schlesinger outlined Washington’s view of the Vladivostok accord’s impact, as ministers reviewed spending and planning for nuclear and conventional forces.
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Brussels
Belgium
Soviet Union
United States
MIFAI
Peter’ Hill-Norton
NATO
James R. Schlesinger
U.S
Washington
Vladivostok
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Adm
Hill-Norton
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Schlesinger
Defense Planning Committee
Court refuses review on public official finance disclosures
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court, in a 7 to 3 decision, declined to review a state rule requiring public officials to disclose personal finances, leaving intact the Minnesota Supreme Court ruling upholding Gov Daniel Walker's disclosure order. The court also added three cases to its docket including a New York federal ruling on welfare grants for lodgers and discussed a Europe war arms-control scheme with U S and Soviet leaders. NATO talks in Brussels edge toward force reductions as Dutch and U S officials trade proposals on tactical nuclear weapons in Europe. Secretary Kissinger plans meetings with Greece and Turkey over Cyprus while Vienna talks continue.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Minois Supreme Court
Daniel Walker
Washington State
New York
Ford-Brezhnev
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Vienna
Schlesinger
Congress
U.S
Henk Vredeling
United States
NATO
Henry A. Kissinger
Brussels
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Mirror-Image Infant Gets OK
A 3 week old boy born with reversed major organs and a two chambered heart has been released to live a fairly normal life. He was born Nov 18 to Ralph Arguelles and Maria Gonzalez in Los Angeles and treated at Huntington Memorial Hospital after birth in West Covina. The doctors noted the reversed anatomy and a bypass vessel but warned future heavy activity is limited and future heart surgery may be needed.
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Pasadena
Calif
Julian
Ralph Arguelles
Maria Gonzalez
Los Angeles
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Queen of the Valley Hospital
West Covina
Twinkle Back In Christmas Across the Nation
An Associated Press survey finds most Americans back holiday lighting amid energy concerns. Minden Nebraska revived its 1910 tradition with 30,000 bulbs, Bristol Tennessee and Virginia dropped out of lighting bans, Salt Lake City Temple Square lit many white lights, while Harrisburg Pennsylvania kept only a star atop the Capitol tree as a tasteful display.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Minden
Neb
Bristol
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Gerald Franzen
Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Temple Square
Salt Lake City
Utah
Temple
Pennsylvania
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Common Market split on oil policy widens US-France rift
Paris AP reports the Common Market summit shifts to US France oil policy differences after agreeing a united effort to boost world economy. President Giscard d Estaing convened eight EU leaders to privately discuss France’s refusal to join the US led IEA. Washington seeks a united front of oil importers to press Arab and other producers, while France pursues separate deals to secure its supply.
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Paris
United States
France
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
European Economic Community
U.S
Washington
International Energy Agency
Second of sextuplets dies in San Jose birth tragedy
SAN JOSE Calif AP The second of sextuplets born prematurely two days ago died early today after a battle for life. A third infant remains in critical condition. Dr James R Harrod said the baby girl weighed about two pounds at birth and died of respiratory and cardiac failure as her condition worsened around midnight Monday.
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San Jose
Calif
James R. Harrod
Harrod
Charlotte Lange
Mining Remains Slow in Appalachian Coal Fields
In West Virginia and nearby states, several mines stay idle as construction workers reach a tentative pact with coal contractors. The agreement affects about 4,400 United Mine Workers construction workers and awaits bargaining council approval and ratification. Details were not released.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers Construction
UMW
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Consolidation Coal Co
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Consolidation
Ilinois
Eastern Associated
Ben Romero
Notice of Hearing in Maggie Myers Estate Case
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court a petition by Maxine M Haworth asks for descent of Maggie Myers estate specifically the east 50 feet of Lots 29 31 33 and 35 Block 14 Bowles Sheldon Toppings Addition Ottawa Kansas and all decedent personal property must be defended by December 26 1974 at 10 pm in Ottawa. If defenses fail judgment will be entered.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Maggie Myers
State of
Maxine M. Haworth
Bowles
Sheldon & Topping
Ottawa
Frances M. Williams
Charles C. Arriett
State of Kansas
William Q. Henderson
W. A. Nelll
William O. Henderson
W.A. Nell
Notice of Estate Administrations in Franklin County Kansas
Multiple probate notices from Franklin County Kansas announce appointments of administrators for estates of Teresa E Boyle Frances M Williams and William Henderson. They request creditors heirs and others to file claims within six months and outline proceedings and deadlines with attorneys listed.
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William Davison
High Court
al Hawley
H&aw Garage
W. Wilson
Julian Arguelles
William B. Harral
Governor’s Energy Council
Des Moines
Detroit
Duluth
Hi Lo
Otlk Fairbanks
Albany
Forth Worth
Albu’que
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Amarillo
Edy
Helena
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Honolulu
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Houston
Atlanta
Elr
Indiapolis
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Juneau
Rm Boise
Kansas City
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Little Rock
Buffalo
Louisville
Charlotte
Memphis
Miami
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Or Cleveland
Edy Mols-St. P
Cedy
Denver
New Orleans
Sutton
Seiko
American Gem Society
Ottawa Lumber
Bob McCrea
Jim McCrea
Maxine M. Haworth, Patitlonar
West Tnd Street
P.O
Gttawa
Kan
Petitioner
Teresa E. Boyle
T.t.a
Teresa E. Bogle
George L. Marshall
C.fa
Teresa. Boglé
Iun
Probate Court
C.t.a
Myron S. Steere
South Main
C.ta
Robert L. Pinet
Alty
P.O. Box
Charles C. Arnett
Robert W. Green
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
Cheney
Topeka Avenue
Waymire
Lyndon
Briggs & Stratton
FR & K
Raytheon T.V
T.V
I Henning
Acers
Phonograph
Northern
Ronco Roble
Hot Wheels
Manning-Bowman
H.P
Wayne Winchropp
Charles Hually
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