Hutchinson executive Charles Rayl dies in head on crash
Charles A. Rayl 61 a Hutchinson businessman and Harris Enterprises official died after a two vehicle head on collision on the northeast edge of Hutchinson. Two occupants of the other vehicle were in hospital with serious conditions. Rayl was trapped and pronounced dead at the scene. A memorial service is set for Grace Episcopal Church with memorials to his church and the Diabetes Association. Survivors include his wife and three sons including Harris Rayl editor of The Salina Journal.
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Hutchinson
HNS
Charles A. Rayl
Hutchinson Hospital
Ray
Harris Group
Ace Fire Extinguisher Co
Jerry Berger
Cecil Wheeler
Rayl
Wheeler
Fred Owston
Rays
Owston
Berger
Grace Episcopal Church
Johnson and Sons Funeral Home
Diabetes Association
Harris Rayl
Salina
Kansas
Hutchinson News
Salina Journal
Hays Daily News
Olathe Daily News
Garden City Telegram
Ottawa Herald
Chanute Tribune
Parsons Sun
KTOP
KDVV
Topeka
KIUL
Garden City
University of Kansas
Virginia Harris
Sidney F. Harris
Jack
Burglary and forgery arrests amid local notices and tests
The report lists multiple admissions and dismissals at Cedar House and Ottawa areas, plus arrests including James Mark Taylor on burglary and forgery charges tied to checks. It covers juvenile cases, a false alarm at H D Lee, DWI and drug charges for Dennis Criqui, and a minor accident near 15th Street with injuries. Also notes grain and cattle market prices in Kansas and sales figures.
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Ruth Brooks
Cedar House
Grace Shaw
S. Poplar
Joseph Taylor
Ottawa
RFD
Research Medical Center
Kansas City
Wayne Walker
S. Oak
William Turner
Waverly
James Mark Taylor
Olive
Leo
Kansas Sets Wheat and Soybean Crop Records in 1982
Kansas farmers produced record crops of wheat and soybeans in 1982 and baled six million tons of hay, while sorghum and corn fell from 1981. Wheat reached 462 million bushels, soybeans 47.1 million, sorghum 207.7 million, and corn 140.2 million. Acreage and yields varied with wheat harvested the most in 30 years and soybeans up 20 percent in acres.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Market rises on inflation cue and improving economy
The New York stock market advanced broadly as inflation news and an improving economy supported gains. The Dow rose 7.27 to 1081.22 at noon, with advancers beating decliners about 2 to 1 on NYSE. The day saw Trekk jump on Litton takeover talks and AT&T lead active list.
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New York
White House Eyes Faster Social Security Tax Hikes
Washington AP report says Reagan could speed payroll tax increases if paired with spending reforms. The Social Security reform commission nears Saturday deadline with little consensus. Rep. Conable cautions a simple options list may be all that emerges, warning against weak backing.
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Washington
White House
Reagan
James A. Baker III
Social Security Reform Commission
Barber Conable Jr
R-N.y
Commission
Baker
San Francisco
Commonwealth Club of California
Congress On Social Security
Conable
House
Ways and Means Committee
Community Event Listings and Local Ads
A dense page of town notices and promotions lists dances at Eagles Club and The Other Place, pool tournaments Sundays at 2 p.m., dinners and specials at COUNTRY Club and Sand Creek Cafe, sales at Young Place and OTASCO, discounts at Ginger's Clothes Closet, and a quarter horse race at McGinnis Downs Racetrack with dates and admission prices. The items mention various phone numbers and locations.
Notable Honor Roll Stir at Washburn and Fort Scott
Nancy Moherman of Wellsville earns fall semester honor roll at Washburn University in Topeka. David D Schafer of Richmond, son of Mr and Mrs Charles B Schafer, named to Fort Scott Community College president’s honor roll with a 4.0 GPA for fall semester.
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Nancy Moherman
Wellsville
Washburn University
Topeka
David D. Schafer
Charles B. Schafer
Richmond
Fort Scott Community College
Understanding Cerebrovascular Accidents And First Aid
A historical overview on cerebrovascular accidents or strokes, including causes such as arteriosclerosis aneurysm and clots, symptoms like facial droop confusion and sudden loss of function, and first aid steps to take while seeking emergency medical help. It notes risk factors including high blood pressure high cholesterol diets smoking family history and the benefits of exercise and diet control.
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United States
Ottawa
Optimists Sponsor Oratorical Contest for Local Youths
The Ottawa Optimist Club hosts an oratorical contest on Sunday March 6 for youths under 16. Winners in each division receive trophies with first place advancing to a $1,000 scholarship. Contest subject is Serve with Pride with four to five minutes speaking time. For details contact Ron Spencer at Ottawa High School and call 2424716 or 2425246.
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Ottawa Optimist Club
Ron Spencer
Ottawa High School
Spencer
Hunter Levers Fingers In Hunting Accident Near Le Loup
Theodis Booker, a 71 year old Kansas City Kansas man, was treated and released after a hunting accident while rabbit hunting about 214 miles west and a mile north of Le Loup. He caught the gun barrel on brush, tried to move it with his right hand, and the gun discharged, severing two fingers. Douglas County deputies reported the incident at a Baldwin physician's office and forwarded it to Franklin County authorities.
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LE Loup
Kansas City
Kan
Baldwin
Here
Theodis Booker
Douglas County
Franklin County
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Harris
Public Safety News
the Daily Report
Conway
Willow
Taylor
Ottawa Bey
H.D. Lee
Sheriff's News
Dennis N. Criqui
Pomona
Criqui
15Th Street
Ronald N. Weatherbie
Princeton
Weatherbie
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Elm
Pauline D. Lang
Canterbury Court
Gina A. Hampton
Lang
Hampton
S. Lang
Ottawa Co-op
Kansas City, Mo
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Trek
Litton Industries
American Telephone & Telegraph
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Ad Briefs
Joe Yuckey
Eagles
Timberline
Watkins Products
Raggedy Ann's
Waymire
Cora Johnson
Midnite
Ottawa Taxi
Country Club
Drake
Young Place
Main
Otasco
Ginger
S. Hickory
Sand Creek Cafe
Buster Cleaver
Sharlee
McGinnis Downs Racetrack
Rantoul
Sun
Dan
Ottawa City Hall
EMS Lifelines
Hunter
Kansas State Bank
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