Funeral services for Howard Glen Simcox 83 Princeton
Funeral services for Howard Glen Simcox 83 of Princeton RFD 1 die Wednesday at Wellsville Manor. Graveside service Monday at Mount Olivet Cemetery Kansas City with Rev. Zimmerman. Survived by three sons a daughter 13 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren. Memorials to Princeton Christian Church.
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Margaret Florence Cannon
Kansas City
Canton
Navue-Simcox
Simcox Grocery
Blue Springs
Wellsville
Princeton
Princeton Christian Church
Howard G. Simcox Jr
Brigham City
Utah
James D. Simcox
Robert B. Simcox
Edna Mae Hatch
Galen Simcox
Phoenix
Ariz
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Billy J. Fawl
Ottawa
Rfd
Shirley H. Fisher
S. Hickory
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory For Women
Lansing
Howard Simcox
Howard G. Simcox
Lamb-Roberts
Wesley Keltcher
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Teachers Ready New Proposal After Budget Transfers
At a special meeting the board approved transfers from the general fund budget, allocating 10,000 for salaries. Gollier opened Wednesday's session urging teachers to present a new proposal, which they indicated they were prepared to do.
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School Negotiations Reopen Over Teacher Salary Proposal
Negotiators met on June 12 in a caucus then teachers proposed $122,110 in new money for the 123 general fund, a 4.8 percent raise, down from an earlier OEA offer of $147,525. The board caucus of about 45 minutes produced a offer of 3.55 percent, increasing the general fund by nearly $11,000 due to a midweek transfer action.
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Freight Train Collision Leaves Three Missing
In Fleming Missouri a head on crash between a moving freight and a stopped engine east of Kansas City left three crewmen unaccounted for. The lead engine on the moving train was ablaze and on its side. Deputies could not approach due to heat. The stopped train crew heard the westbound train whistle and jumped. The conductor and rear brakeman of the moving train escaped injury.
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Local Businesses Observe Fourth of July Closings
Ottawa area notices list closures for the holiday including Carpet Warehouse Blooming florist Ottawa Coop and others. Farmins Insurance moves July 1 to 411% S Main with agent Tom Neff contact. open house at OH Furniture and Pawn. Quilt workshop at Chris' Corner. various shops advertise holiday hours and specials. VFW fireworks sale details noted.
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Budget cuts and carryover raise concerns at board talks
Gollier says the board pared the budget by 40000 and noted a $73000 carryover, warning that carryover may not recur next year. Edwards and Brecht acknowledge teachers’ unhappiness and say they will gauge reactions before proceeding in negotiations.
Resignation Ties to Newspaper Poll Leak in Wichita
The political editor of the Wichita Eagle-Beacon resigned after key poll data allegedly reached gubernatorial candidate Lt. Gov. Tom Docking. Editor Martin Donsky discussed results with two sources before publication, a breach cited as poor judgment. Executive Editor Davis Merritt Jr. said the material's release violated newsroom policy. Docking's campaign later used the poll in a Pittsburg speech.
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Capsized fishing boat found near La Cygne lake
Authorities search for the occupant of a capsized fishing boat found Wednesday in a Kansas City Power & Light Co. lake outlet east of La Cygne. Water turbulence from plant pumps hampered recovery efforts and investigators suggest the boat may have drifted into a marked area and been sucked under.
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Topeka Leader Names Task Force Members for Revitalization
Majority Leader Jim Braden announced appointments to four task forces created by the Legislative Commission on Economic Development. Each task force, with six legislators and seven lay members, will study agricultural research capital markets and tax structure higher education and business training. They report by December to the commission, which Braden chairs, for potential recommendations to the Legislature next session.
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Hutchinson
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MS fund drive boosts Ottawa chapter total
A recent campaign for Multiple Sclerosis raised 2117.24 dollars in Ottawa for the Eastern Kansas Chapter to aid local patients and support National MS Society research. Also noted are academic honors and military core updates from Kansas colleges and residents across communities.
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Kansas
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