Six area residents among 590 summer degree candidates at K state
KS State University lists six area residents among 590 summer degree candidates: David Lee Yates Ottawa MS Marsha Ann Baxter Pomona BS James M Feuerborn Greeley BS Ronald Lee Anderegg Garnett BS James Ray Gordon Garnett BS and Mary Elizabeth Waring Garnett BS. News briefs note local political ads and notices, including candidates Hoover Cochran and Ray Frisbie, a hospital patient, scholarships, and local events. The KAKE poll shows Morris Kay leading in the GOP governor race with 35 percent, Anderson 33, Frisbie 21, Shultz 9, and 2 percent undecided.
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Kansas State University
David Lee Yates
Ottawa
Marsha Ann Baxter
Pomona
James M. Feuerborn
Greeley
Ronald Lee Anderegg
Garnett
James Ray Gordon
Mary Elizabeth Waring
Funeral services for Len Porter Jr. held in Baldwin area
Len Porter Jr. 48 of Baldwin RFD 3 died Monday at the VA Hospital in Topeka. Services were set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo. Porter, born Sept 25 1923 in Quenemo, a World War II veteran and former barber, left a large family including wife Dorothy, two daughters, three sons, his mother Emma Ragan and many siblings and in‑laws. The family requested memorials to Acacia Lodge No. 9 in care of First National Bank of Lawrence.
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Len Porter JR
Lawrence
Baldwin Rfd
Topeka
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Quenemo
Porter
Acacia Lodge No. 9
Ab&am of
Scottish Rite
Abdallah Shrine
Abdallah
Eastern Star
DAV
VFW
American Legion
The
Eagles Lodge
Dorothy
Penni Porter
Judy Gordon
Gary Porter
Ottawa
Ricky Porter
Rex Porter
Emma Ragan
Larry Anderson
Milwaukee
Wis
James Anderson
Kansas City
Kan
Howard Porter
RFD
Robert Porter
Overbrook
William Ragan
Eileen Hugaboom
Tucson
Ariz
Frances Myrick
LaMirada
Calif
Eleanor Brown
Bakersfield
Jerry Edwards
Rowland Heights
Rita Dean
Los Angeles
Maxine Jones
Hawaii
Betty Rose Pickett
First National Bank of
Race Driver Lance Reventlow Dies in Plane Crash
Lance Reventlow, 37, famed race driver and son of Barbara Hutton, died in a single engine Cessna crash near Aspen during a thunderstorm. Three Aspen residents also perished. FAA and sheriff confirm wreckage found after locator beacon signal. bodies recovered next day. Reventlow previously married Jill St. John and Cheryl Holdridge. Born in London, he chose American citizenship at 21. his father died in 1969.
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Aspen
Colo
Lance Reventlow
Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
Sheriff's Office
Reventlow
Jill St. John
Miss
St. John
Cheryl Holdridge
London
Meeting On Two County Health Plan Forming Council
A Franklin Miami County meeting to form a new two county health planning council will be held August 1 at 7 30 p m at the Anchor Savings building. Steve Lott administrator of Ransom Memorial Hospital said Edward F Engle health planning analyst from Topeka will explain the council’s purposes and aid formation. All residents in the two counties are invited. The prior East Central Kansas council was dissolved with Anderson and Linn joining Mid America to the south.
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Franklin-Miami
Anchor Savings
Steve Lott
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Edward F. Engle
Topeka
Lott
East Central Kansas Health Planning Council
Anderson and Linn
Mid-America
Drys Endorse Anderson and Frisbie in Kansas GOP race
The Kansas United Dry Forces' executive director backs former Gov. John Anderson Jr. and Manhattan farm leader Ray Frisbie as the drys best candidates among four seeking the Republican nomination for governor in next Tuesday's primary. The group circulated an information sheet after polling candidates on alcohol and gambling, saying some listed take a stronger stand against alcohol pushing and gambling.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas United Dry Forces
John Anderson, Jr
Manhattan
Ray Frisbie
Drys
Richard E. Taylor
Taylor
Kansas United Dty Forces
HUD Review of KCK Scathing HUD Review of KCK Scathing
Kansas City Kansas faces a scathing HUD assessment text noting unresolved audit discrepancies, weak administrative control, and citizen participation gaps in Model Cities. The review cites failures in planning, relocation and employment plans, bookkeeping, and agency staffing. HUD demands immediate corrective actions to decide future funding.
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Kansas City
Model Cities Agency
Kan
Department of Housing and Urban Development
William R. Southerland
HUD
Policy and Planning Board
0.C.P., Inc
Wall Street stocks ease after early gains
The noon Dow 30 rose 5.34 to 940.70 with more gainers than losers on the NYSE as profit-taking trimmed advances. Oil and airline issues softened while General Motors led activity, up to 75% on 1.315 million shares, Chrysler rose after a higher second quarter net.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Chrysler
American Stock Exchange
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Becky Clevenger
Thelma
Herbert Cochran
Franklin County
Pol
Ron Lacey
Magnavox
Ray
Pol. Adv
Alfred E. Brown
Leavenworth VA Hospital
Wadsworth Station
Leavenworth
Ottawa Herald
FHA
Central Heights
Wayne Walters
Princeton
Walters
Forest Park
Rick Bowman
Dorothy Bowman
Richmond
Pittsburg State
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Linda F. Logan
Leo F. Logan
Sycamore
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Wichita State University Department of Nursing
C. W. Spring
Williamsburg
Santa Fe Hospital
Favors Kay
Wichita
Morris Kay
John Anderson Jr
Kake-Tv
Kansas
Kay
Anderson
Manhattan Farm
Reynolds Shultz
Frisbie
Shultz
the Daily Report
North Oak
Max H. Caldwell
el Dorado
Oak
Caldwell
Geraldine Seyler
Paola
Cedar
Norman E. Cathcard
Cathcard
West Third
Velma Keelin
Willard B. Miller
Rantoul
Keelin
Miller
Police News
Thomas L. Markus
N. Hickory
Nancy G. Spaulding
Dennis M. Griffin
S. Poplar
Irene M. Teter
Kenny Rodger Teter
Vicky Ledom
Kenneth Ledom
Darrell D. Carlton
Claude E. Turner JR
Turner
Probate
Thomas Hollister Hart Jr
Tulsa
Okla
Bonnie Louise Slavens
Charles Edward Underwood
Nina Doreen Adams
Marion L. Brownback
Centerville
Kenneth A. Gray
Gardner
Joseph D. Cain
W. 5Th
Dwight D. Butler
Shannon Hull
Clinton A. Burgoon
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Fred Gibson
Carole Smith
Richard Underwood
William Thompson
Robert Thompson
Jerry Thompson
Ralph Cochrane
Clifford Burgoon
Robert Blevins
Greenwood Cemetery
Melborn Moffitt
Leon Gentry
Leonard Esquivel Jr
Iola Shuck
Gary
Ind
Barthell David
Edgar Smith
Margaret Krist
W. 6Th
Alma Bolton
N. Cedar
Earl Wier
Ash
Dean Sauer
Elm
James Deason
S. Main
Leo Brown
Doris Otto
N. Mulberry
W. E. Scott
Wellsville
Robert Ferguson
Ronald Fowler
Dennis Herder
Dusin Trailer Court
Frank Printy
Maple
Leonard Hoopes
Beech
William Vietze
Larry Bulmer
Cleveland
George Louderback
Elks Club
F. P. Hufstedler
Gene Price
Helga Kursk
John Thornburg
Bud Ransom
Scott Gilbert
Overland Park
Willard Shoemaker
Dave Mudrick
Robert Miller
Soul Express
Westmar College
LeMars
Iowa
Trinity United Methodist Church
West
Midwest
Debbie Fields
Paul Davids
Carolyn Yackel
Lou Ann Richardson
Hervey Greer
Donald Powell
Trinity Church
United Methodist College
le Mars
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Reventlow Was the
Miss Hutton
Count Haugwitz-Reventlow
U.S. Office of Education
Careers
Washington, D.C
Anderson, Frisbie
KCK
Southerland
Vna
First National
Ottawa, Kansas
Wall Street
Sonstra 'i
Tra
Acter
James
Richardson
Bill Adams
John A. Scott
Earl Link
Joe Ferns
Lodge
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Cameron Patio
S. Oak
Mabel Hay
W.H.P. Lanah Cameron
W.S
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