Elaine Daniel widow of L W Daniel rites set in McAllen
Funeral services for Mrs. Elaine V. Daniel 60 of Michigan Valley will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Clinton Cemetery. She died Tuesday in a McAllen Texas hospital. Survivors include her husband L. W. Daniel four sons Glenn Verlon Norman and Harold all of Kansas and Lawrence, a daughter Ha Stewart of Lawrence, her mother Mrs. Sarah Hershell of Lawrence, four brothers, a sister, twelve grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Local notices also report admissions dismissals births and a police accident and other items.
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L. W. Daniel Lawrence
Elaine V. Daniel
Michigan Valley
McAllen
Texas
Rumsey
Clinton Cemetery
Daniel
Topeka
L. W. Daniel
Las Vegas
Nev
Glenn W. Daniel
N. Mulberry
Verlon L. Daniel
Lawrence
Norman Daniel
Tonganoxie
Harold L. Daniel
Ha Stewart
Sarah Hershell
Charles H. Daniel
Kenneth Daniel
Elvin Daniel
Harold Daniel
Kansas City
Lauella Saathoff
Local man arrested in theft from oil company
Carroll D. Phillips, 23, of 814 North Main, was arrested on theft by deception charges after officials reported missing receipts totaling about 1 300 from Highway Oil Inc. The case followed a manager finding nearly 680 dollars missing on Feb 16 and over 667 dollars on Feb 19. Phillips is jailed without bond awaiting arraignment in District Court. A benefit dance for Rex Woods, rheumatic arthritis victim, is set for Saturday at VFW Post 5901 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., with music by Rhythm Ramblers. CHRIS NOUROT of Wellsville High School was named a standout delegate to the Kansas State High School Invitational Model Security Council at Emporia State University on Feb 14, with teammates Mary Kuestersteffen, Lyn Alexander, Daryl Gloshe, Charles Barker and Clark Cyr.
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Carroll D. Phillips
N. Main
Highway Oil, Co., Inc
E. Logan
Phillips
Rex Woods
VFW
Rhythm Ramblers
Chris Nourot
Wellsville High School
Emporia State University
Wellsville
Mary Kuestersteffen
Lyn Alexander
Daryl Gloshe
Charles Barker
Clark Cyr
Community Events and Local Ads Pack Weekend Offerings
Dance at Elks Club on Saturday February 24 from 9 to 1 with Country Pride and welcome members and guests. Bowling Trophy Show February 23 and 24. Budge's Sports Center hosts welcome league secretaries. Special sale on wild bird feed and garden seeds with varied pricing. Willis Garden Center closes Saturdays through February. Music by Mac and Rhythm Ramblers at Bill's Bar. Eagles Lodge Heart Fund Dance Saturday night at 9 with Country Vibrations. Tax free municipal bonds offered by Edward Jones with $5,000 minimum and contact details for Michael J. Esser.
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Budge's Sports Center
Willis Garden Center
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones and Company
F. O. Box F
Ottawa
Kansas
Slurry Settlement Sows Debate On Eminent Domain In Kansas
Legislative highlights show the House Judiciary Committee killed a bill granting coal slurry pipeline firms power of eminent domain in Kansas amid debate on need and costs. Gov Carlin proposed a new restraint on spending and lawmakers debated real estate reappraisal and power plant oversight. The inventories tax on goods and livestock faced a five year phase out after House approval.
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Associated Press
House Judiciary Committee
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
House
Senate
Cattle Shipping Rules Relax Brucellosis Branding Changes Proposed
USDA official announces proposed rules to ease interstate cattle movement for brucellosis control. Alternate tailhead branding for S branded cattle would be allowed, with sealed trucks for exposed cattle under certain conditions. Farm of origin definition expands to births or four months on the same premises, boosting compliance clarity. Comments due by April 10. Kansas farmland value rose 9 percent from 1977 to 1978, averaging 417 per acre, with national land values up 12 percent to 528.
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Dallas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Paul Becton
USDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Becton
Federal Register
Veterinary Services
APHIS
Usda Federal
Belcrest Rd
Hyattsville
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Wall Street Falls Amid Inflation Anxiety and Vietnam Conflict
Wall Street declined in moderate trading as inflation fears and Vietnam military actions weighed on sentiment. The Dow dropped about 3.8 percent to 830.73 midday while losers outpaced gainers two to one on the NYSE with volume around 10.8 million shares in the first hours. Burlington Industries led the decline, Exxon fell as it warned lower fuel oil deliveries, and AT&T rose 4 to 62 after announcing a 10 cent price increase. The NYSE composite slipped to 55.81 with broad weakness across oil and industrials.
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New York
Vietnam
New York Stock Exchange
Burlington Industries
Exxon
Murphy Oil
Standard ‘Oil of
California
Atlantic
American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
Two Die as Private Plane Crashes in Fog Over KC
A Des Moines private plane crashed into a Kansas City home during approach to Downtown Airport in dense fog. Two of three onboard died. a homeowner woman escaped through a back window unharmed as the house burned. A Des Moines survivor is in critical condition at North Kansas City Memorial Hospital. The FAA identifies the craft as a Cessna 421.
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Kansas City
Des Moines
Iowa
North Kansas City Memorial Hospital
Federal Aviation Administration
Joe Frets
Courtney W. Perkins
United States to survey Egypt weapons needs in April
A Carter administration team will visit Egypt in April to assess weapons requirements at the request of President Sadat. The move could mark a step toward arming Egypt with modern arms, potentially affecting ongoing Camp David talks. Israel and allies may oppose any boosting of Arab military strength.
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Washington
Anwar Sadat
Carter Administration
Egypt
Pentagon
Mideast
Camp David
Israel
White House
Sadat
U.S
Harold Brown
Iran
Middle East
Brown
Carter
United States
Moscow
Congress
Saudi Arabia
Cyrus R. Vance
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
Mustafa Khalil
Moshe Dayan
Vance
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