Community Briefs Roundup Of Local Notices And Events
Weekend listings include Jake Cherry Trio at Naomie's Club Saturday 10 to 2 with guests. Navy personnel Ray Larrick and Robert Burnett aboard USS John F Kennedy homeported Norfolk. Kansas homestead tax relief for older properties. Social Security aid event January 12 in Ottawa. FoodTown extends hours to 9 8 weekdays 10 6 Sunday. Local hospital patient Orville Glenn at St Luke's Kansas City. Eagles Steak Night January 8 with New Country Sounds dance. Civilisation film next at Ottawa University The Smile of Reason 8 p m Tuesday OU Chapel. VFW dance featuring Bob Griffin and the New Country Boys. KU accounting seminar for 21 students returning from break. Town & Country Supply open Sunday 1 5 and evenings. January 11 Feed and Grain Program meeting canceled. County wide horse meeting January 10 7 30 p m Odd Fellow Hall door prizes.
Breakfast Plan Proposed for Legislative Meetings
Chamber of Commerce directors voted Friday to replace luncheons with 7:45 breakfasts for the annual legislative meetings in hopes of boosting attendance. The schedule and venue will be announced later.
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Chamber of Commerce
Obituaries and notices from The Daily Report
Obituaries for Lloyd Edward Coleman Perry E. Weien and Sadie R. Hillebert detail funeral plans cremation or burial sites and survivors. The record also lists admissions dismissals and livestock auction results with prices and valuations.
REACT Seeks Funds for County Fire Pump
REACT Team of 21 volunteer radio operators seeks $150 to $200 to buy a fire pump for county use. Donations, rummage and bake sales planned February 4 and 5 at an area ape 5 location, with contact numbers Mrs Norman Moore 242-1950 or Mrs Bill Gordon 242-7721. Contributions may be mailed to REACT Team P O Box 315. Pump may be mounted on a trailer with future van plans. the unit would serve fire authorities countywide.
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REACT
Symaatic
Norman Moore
Bill Gordon
P. O. Box
Weather and cattle market notes from regional briefs
In Kansas City a traffic incident sends Mrs. Ann Rich to Ransom Memorial Hospital with head and chest injuries after a pickup left Mud Creek Road. Central Heights school menu lists meals for Jan 11 18 with Turkish casserole ham fish and spaghetti days. The cattle market reports slower trade with cows steady and feeders higher, detailing price ranges for various weight classes and grades.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ann Rich
Williamsburg
RFD
Highway Patrol
Mud Creek Road
Central Heights
Sadie Retta Hillebert Dies. Baldwin Resident
Sadie Retta Hillebert longtime Baldwin resident and widow of Roy L Hillebert died Friday Funeral services will be held at Ives Chapel United Methodist Church Baldwin Interment will be in Vinland Cemetery north of Baldwin
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Sadie R. Hillebert
Douglas County
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Mrs. Hillebert
Platte County
Salem
Roy L Hillebert
Leavenworth
Roy Hillebert Jr
Topeka
Joseph Hillebert
Rontenac
Lydia R. Jones
Victoria Tuttle
Eudora
Myrtie Harris
Phronia Garner
Weston
Hillebert
Sadie Retta Hillebert
Ives Chapel United Methodist Church
Vinland Cemetery
Bennett F. Ransom Bennett
Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
Paul W. Pentz
Highland Cemetery
Jobless Vietnam Vets Highlight Economy’s Sad Irony
New York AP reports the December 1971 Bureau of Labor Statistics figures showing more than 320,000 Vietnam veterans were unemployed in November with the jobless rate for vets rising above 8 percent. The article contrasts vet unemployment with nonveterans and discusses possible reasons and societal impact.
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New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Vietnam
Rare 1971 Trade Deficit Explained by Strikes and Imports
The 1971 U S trade deficit, first in 78 years, stemmed from rising imports of iron and steel autos petroleum coal TVs and consumer goods while exports grew slowly. Factors included strong domestic demand and weak European Japanese markets plus strikes and dock disruptions. Canada Europe and Japan trade figures show imports outpacing exports, with significant policy moves by President Nixon to curb spillover.
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U.S
United States
Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Japan
Western Europe
Commerce Department
Herbert H. Glantz
The
Commerce de
Nixon
Canada
Europe
Pomona Kansas Adopts Electric Residence Rate Ordinance 269
A city ordinance in Pomona Kansas establishes a special rate for electrically heated residences. Effective after publication, residences using electricity for heating will be billed 1.00 cent per kilowatt hour with a separate meter system from October to April. other months use the normal residential rate. Ordinance 255 from 1947 is repealed. effective date is December 2, 1971.
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Pomona
Kansas
Nels Kristenson
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Jake Cherry
Naomie
WAVY
Ray D. Larrick
Arthur Larrick
Wellsville
Robert D. Burnett
Martha A. Chambers
Richmond
Mediterranean
John F. Kennedy
Norfolk
Audit Tax Service
Professional Building
R. E. Lawson
Kansas City
W. 4Th
Lawson
Foodtown
Orville R. Glenn
S. Sycamore
St. Luke’s Hospital
Eagles
Adv
Ottawa University
VFW
Bob Griffin
New Country Boys
Phil Gibson
Dudley E. Gibson
S. Cherry
University of Kansas Accounting
Howard Stettler
KU School of Business
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Ralston- Purina Mon
Odd Fellow
3Rd
Cedar
Blackjack Cattle CO
Yates Center
the Daily Report
Lloyd Edward Coleman
Lamb-Roberts
Richard Burger
Lawrence Hathaway
Archer Carlson
John Hey
Marvin Jardon
Dale Caruthers
Renny Franey
Jeff Williams
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin City
Perry E. Weien
Denver and Son Mortuary
Dale Spencer
Denver
Colo
Carroll Whiteford
Richard Underwood
Glenn Miller
James Alexander
Perry Elliott
Lester Miller
William Cakeley
Rex Lewis
Robert Lewis
Melvin Miller
Carrol Miller
Cecil Poe
W. 6Th
Lexie Covington
King
Leonard Allen
Ottawa Rfd
Jessie Langer
N. Main
Lee Allen Gregg
S. Poplar
Clifford Griffin
Tremont
Robert Pinet
Rantoul
Jesse Blake
S. Oak
Albany
Albu
Fort Worth
Green Bay
Helena
Honolulu
Baldwin, Kansza
Ottawa, Kansas
Business Mirror
Federal Mogul Bearings
McCord
Harry Smith Auto 110
Vivian K. Eschinger
E. Wilson
Montgomery
E Rotary
F. R. Bennett
Kansas State Bank
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