Rose Marie Wilper in PSU freshmen preview
Rose Marie Wilper of Garnett, granddaughter of Clyde Burroughs of Richmond, was among 164 freshmen in PSU’s second preview. Other items note Connie Burgess’s full-time hair salon work and Earl Wall still unconscious after a July 16 horse accident.
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Rose Marie Wilper
Rural Garnett
Pittsburg State
Clyde Burroughs
Richmond
Connie Burgess
Salon de Coiffures
S. Main
Earl Wall
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Skylab 2 crew heads to Cape Kennedy for 59 day mission
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma fly from Houston to Cape Kennedy to finalize preparations for a 59 day mission aboard the orbital lab. They trained in a Johnson Space Center simulator and rehearsed launch rendezvous and abort procedures for the Saturn 1B rocket.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Texas
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Johnson Space Center
Houston
The
Orbiting Laboratory
Control Center
Bean
Garriott
Lousma
Skylab
Services for James Wesley Duvall and Bernice Garnett
Obituary notes for James Wesley Duvall who died Sunday with funeral at Lamb-Roberts and burial at Central Cemetery Pomona. Separate notice for Bernice Bell Garnett who died July 21 with services at Farris Funeral Home Garnett and burial at Garnett Cemetery. Includes admissions dismissals legal notices and a Kansas cattle and hogs market report with multiple names, ages, and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Duvall
James Wesley Duvall
Lamb-Roberts
Paul W. Pentz
Milton Sampson
Eldon Rader
Ed Crabb
Arthur Dehn
Eugene Hart
Herbert Johnson
O.M. Milliken
Alfred Smith
Central Cemetery
Pomona
Bernice Bell Garnett
Bernice Bell
Farris
Garnett
John Bell
Denver
Colo
Howard Bell
Clovis Bell
West Germany
Eva Broile
Kansas City
Edna Collins
Richmond Council to bid on 1952 Dodge fire truck
City of Richmond will receive bids at the August 7 council meeting for a 1952 Dodge fire truck with only 1,250 miles. Insurance costs prompted replacement. a new 1973 Chevrolet has been ordered and should pass inspection, entering service around October 15.
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Richmond
Vivian Chambers
Insurance Service of
Kansas
Odd Couple at Vassar Playhouse Delights Lake Pomona Crowd
Neil Simon's comedy The Odd Couple opened at Vassar Playhouse near Lake Pomona with a receptive audience. Bruce Rogers directed a solid Lakeside Players production led by Mark Morehouse as Oscar and Rich Rottschaefer as Felix though the latter was weaker. The two divorced men clash over living habits, sparking humor as minor roles including two British divorcees and four poker pals add color. show runs through Aug 12 with 8:27 p.m. curtain.
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Bob Hunter
Neil Simon
Vassar Playhouse
Lake Pomona
Oscar
Felix
Bruce Rogers
Lakeside
Mark Morehouse
Rich Rottschaefer
Felix Unger
Simon
Rottschaefer
Sandy Eddings
Monique Debs
Miss Eddings
Miss Debs
Speed
Joseph K. Burgess
Murray
Bill Christie
Roy
Jay Stoutner
Vinnie
John Stricklin
Garnett City Commission Passes Public Drinking Ordinance
Garnett city commissioners approved an ordinance banning alcoholic beverage consumption in public places, reviving a repealed rule. Mayor Powers criticized it for conflicting with state law and enforcement issues. Also approved $400,000 in industrial revenue bonds for Ark Haven Nursing Home and awarded traffic safety honors to the city. City gas supply to be curtailed for 90 days beginning Aug. 1 with Standard Oil as a backup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Wolf
Garnett City
Clinton Wilson
Mark Payne
Robert Powers
Powers
Kansas
Cities Service Gas Company
Cities
Donald Stone
Standard Oil
Stone
Ark Haven
Barnie Myers
Lyle Ward
State Highway Commission
City of Garnett
Utilities Advisory Committee
Claude Anderson
Dick Dalton
Commission
Ehrlichman Reveals White House Plumbers Planned Pentagon Papers Probe
Ehrlichman testified that Mitchell and Hoover knew the White House planned an independent probe into the Pentagon Papers case. He said the effort led to the Ellsberg psychiatrist break-in and defended it as protecting national security. He cited pressure from Nixon and claimed Hoover resisted vigorous FBI action.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Senate
Egil Krogh
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Mitchell
Hoover
Louis Marx
Marx
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R Conn
Krogh
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
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Homewood School House
Phylis Jackson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Henry Roberts
Oak Lodge
Cpl
Perry R. Ward Jr
Perry R. Ward Sr
S. Oak
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Donna J. Cox
Boyer’s
Adv
Steven C. Love
San Diego
F. A. Reyes JR
Ash
Edward Morrissey
Ottawa University
Sacred Heart Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Little Diamond
Forest Park
Johnson Center
the Daily Report
Charles Fortner
Pine
Birdene Robison
Elmer Hughes
Jason Rea
Willow
Warren Noe
John Lawrence
S. Cedar
David Young
Roy Reneau
Donald Larson
Bessie Bare
Princeton
John Faden
Mary Payne
S. Hickory
Mark Curtis Tolbert
James C. Kerschen
Cunningham
Richard D. Smith
Newton
Michael Jackson
Chickasha
Okla
Walter W. Burgess
Williamsburg
Alvin K. Pickens
Eudora
State of Kansas
Orval F. Johnson SR
Welda
Junior K
Gordon
Colony
Squire Foster
Glen Boyd
Alice Lyman
James Leach
Probate
Ray Arlen Wards
Ottawa
Wanda Elizabeth Price
William L. Cooper
Emporia
Jimmy J. Vanloenen
Osawatomie
Hulon L. Bangs
Mesquite
Tex
David L. Stoneking
Dale B. Devin
Michael P. McCabe
Olathe
Jack M. Beesley
U.S
Vassar
Comedy Reviewed
Manhattan
Riverside Drive
Oscar Madison
Garnett CC
Memoriam
Luis Lyldon
Ottawa, Kenasas
Stuckey’s Pecan Shoppe
Baldwin and LeLoup
Robert Resford
Panavision
Warner Bros
Warner Communications Company
Acai
Tha Orton
Rensime
Recems
Abdallah
Shrine
Mid-America
Wharton's
Baum
Reyalved Sealy
Cui
State Avenue
Wyandotte County Fairgrounds
Kansa
Purple
Damron
North Main
Towner
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