Harness Maker's Wares Rise for Rose Parade Display
JOAN ISTAS LANE reports a local harness maker, Earl Mellvain of Harrisonville, Missouri, crafted a nickel plated crosswhite harness for A. C. Crosswhite's four mule hitch. The team, height around 44 to 45 inches, was accepted for the Rose Bowl parade, with Mellvain noting extensive work and other orders for Missouri and regional teams. He aimed to finish sooner but kept busy with saddles and smaller pony gear. Mellvain plans more parade harnesses as demand grows and remains proud of the Rose Bowl display.
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A. C. Crosswhite
Harrisonville
Crosswhite
Mellvain
McTlvain
Missouri
West Virginia
Paola Teen Slain. Thirteen Stab Wounds Reported
In Paola Kansas 16 year old Cindy Clinton was found dead near a county road with a 50 pound rock on her body and 13 stab wounds to the chest and abdomen. Sheriff Chuck Light said the killing appears calculated with no immediate suspect and that investigators, aided by four KBI agents, face rain-related delays at the scene. The case is not linked to the eight month old Osawatomie murder of Vada Staley despite initial similarities.
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Miami County
Chuck Light
Cindy Clinton
Miss Clinton
Paola High School
Carl Clinton
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Light
Vada E. Staley
Osawatomie
Staley
Clinton
Admissions and Dismissals List With Public Safety Report
The Daily Report notes admissions and dismissals at Elizabeth List Pomona Stacey Rodgers Lori Houdashelt Pearl Brown and others on Thursday and Wednesday. Public safety reports detail a two vehicle collision at 1 15 a m at North Hickory and Powhattan with Donald W Smith and Donald C Kornhaus. Kornhaus cited for stopping violations. both cars disabled. A minor accident on South Main involving Ethel Lindgren and Dorothy McKelvey. A car stolen and recovered the same day at Alco parking lot with ignition wires cut. Vandalism reported in Forest Park with cut grass and tire tracks.
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Elizabeth List
George Morford
Pomona
Stacey Rodgers
N. Oak
Lori M. Houdashelt
Pearl Brown
N. Poplar
John Leecy
Jane Shelton
Wellsville
RFD
Leslie Sutherland
S. Oak
Darrel Hoyt
North Hickory
Powhattan
Donald W. Smith
N. Sycamore
Donald C. Kornhaus
Willow
Kornhaus
South Main
Ethel A. Lindgren
S. Main
Dorothy L. McKelvey
Maple
Mary Frances Wilson
S. Cedar
Alco
Osage County
Wilson
Melvern Lake
OJHS Honor Roll Totals Announced Across Grades
Quito Ecuador AP First Lady Rosalynn Carter faced a hostile Latin American reception as about 160 students near the Legislative Palace drowned out her talks with Ecuadorean officials. Protesters hurled bricks, set barricades aflame, and shouted as the military junta plans civilian rule next year.
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Quito
Ecuador
Rosalynn Carter
U.S
Ad Briefs From Local Establishments This Week
ARROWHEAD INN Friday Special prime rib dinner 5.75. VFW dance to Mac and The Rhythm Ramblers Saturday night. SKIPPY dog food 25 pounds 2.50 canned horse meat 3.99 case. Metzger Salvage. TONIGHT Billy's Blue Room live music Jabber 7:30 to 14:30. DON'S Shoe and Boot repair closed June 6 11 re-opens 13. BOB'S Hill House all the fried chicken you can eat 2.25 4 9 p.m. Friday Saturday. EAGLES Steak Night Saturday 6 308 p.m. Make reservations. Dance 9 p.m. The Country Allstars. DANCING Saddleback Lounge Fri Darin and The Dudes Sat and Sun Jabber.
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Metzger Salvage
Bob's Hill House
Global Economic Meeting a Flop in Paris
The 18 month Conference on International Economic Cooperation ended without achieving the desired continuing energy dialogue or a concrete start on the new international economic order. Two major agreements emerged to create a 1 billion emergency aid fund for the poorest countries and to negotiate a Common Fund to stabilize prices of raw materials from developing nations. The West failed to secure a permanent dialogue with OPEC as Algeria, Iraq and Venezuela rejected the U.S. proposal while Saudi Arabia and Iran supported it. The gathering aimed to bridge the gap between rich and poor nations and expand cooperation across energy, prices, and aid.
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Africa
United States
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Nations
Saudi Arabia
Iran
U.S
Algeria
Iraq
Venezuela
OPEC
Post filled topeka planning council appointment
Ken neth Eugene Frye of Wichita and Nancy Ellen Oliver of Paola were named to the Planning and Advisory Council on Developmental Disabilities Services by Gov. Robert F. Bennett. Frye, a St. Francis Hospital social worker, will fill the unexpired term of Donald L. White. Frye is a Friends University graduate and has directed the Council for Special Services in El Dorado and led the Starkey Developmental Center in Wichita.
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Kan
Kenneth Eugene Frye
Wichita
Nancy Ellen Oliver
Paola
Planning and Advisory Council On
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Garnett Gas First Female Star Farmer
Lorena Croucher, 18, Garnett High School graduate, becomes the first woman to be named Kansas Star Farmer at the 49th Kansas FFA convention. She built a farming program on 80 acres and multiple livestock, producing 758 pigs and 11 cattle with extensive crop yields. Croucher also earned the Star Agribusinessman award, given to C.J. Riemann of Hill City.
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Future Farmers of America
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Sam Croucher
C.J. Riemann
Hill City
Star, Agribusinessman
News Briefs from Ottawa and Area
Rita Malburg Pollom graduates today from Stormont-Vail School of Nursing in Topeka. Carl Bobbish of Ottawa University will appear on KARD-TV Perspective Sunday at 4 p.m. in Wichita, playing piano and discussing American composers. Deborah Umbarger and 19 others win Emporia State University scholarships for 1977-78 funded by the Emporia State University Community Drive for Quality. Kansas Veterans' Commission rep will be in Ottawa Tuesdays in June at City Hall for veteran assistance. contact 745 Vermont, Lawrence. Myrtle Alcorn Morrison is in intensive care at Truman Medical Center in Kansas City. The Greater Ottawa Chamber Aviation Committee meets 7:30 p.m. Monday. Oasis Club hosts Annie Get Your Gun at Green Acres and the Vassar Playhouse on June 9. register by June 7 at Briscoe Drug Store, call 242-4586. Mr and Mrs Neil Anderson of Princeton RFD 1 announce their son Marine Sgt John L. Anderson, recently recognized for community and professional activities. they also have daughter Stacy Lynn.
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Ottawa University
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Garnett Rfd 2
Emporia State University
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