Died in Whippoorwill capsizing at Lake Pomona in Kansas
The Daily Report notes Tina E. Kramer 17 Quenemo died June 17 in the Whippoorwill capsizing. A funeral will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday at Quenemo High School with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include her parents Willis and Ethel Kramer and siblings. Genevieve Richardson 62 Oakland Calif. also cited with services in Quenemo. donations to the American Heart Association.
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Quenemo
Lake Pomona
Quenemo High School
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ralph Whiteway
Miss Kramer
Olathe
Willis and
Ethel (Robertson) Kramer
Emporia State University
Lutheran Church
Willis Kramer
Chauncey W. Kramer
Paola
Kathy G. Big
Genevieve Richardson
Oakland
Calif
Kansas City
Quenemo United Methodist Church
Woodlawn
Pomona
Richardson
Culver
Roy
Dessie (Brooks) Gragg
Lawrence Richardson
Joyce Angelakis
Palos Verdes
Rexine Walters
DeArcey Burns
American Heart Association
Feltner Mortuary
Lyndon
Kramer
Airs
Denger & Son
Silver Lake Golf Special and Fall Plantings Ad
June weekday golf special at Silver Lake offers $2 after 7 pm. Last chance to plant asparagus and rhubarb with 2-year-old asparagus roots 10c, old fashioned rhubarb 15c, Canada Red rhubarb 25c, no responsibility. Willis Garden Center at 5th and Cherry.
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Canada
Willis Garden Center
Cherry
Sixth Anti-Filibuster Vote Expected Soon
The Senate plans a record sixth anti-filibuster vote this week on labor law revisions amid probes into South Korean influence peddling. House activity includes a major spending week while ethics reviews consider Park related contributions and possible proceedings against four congressmen.
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Senate
Congress
House
Robert C. Byrd
New Hampshire
Byrd
Senate Ethics Committee
Tongsun Park
Park
Hubert H. Humphrey
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
House Ethics Committee
Leon Jaworski
John J. McFall
California
Edward J. Patten
D-N. J
Charles H. Wilson
D-Calif
Edward R. Roybal
Carter Seeks Unified Disaster Agencies Under One Office
President Carter proposed folding five federal emergency and disaster agencies into a single Federal Emergency Management Agency. The plan, saving an estimated 10 to 15 million dollars yearly, would eliminate up to 300 jobs and consolidate headquarters and regional offices within 60 legislative days unless blocked by Congress.
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Federal Insurance Administration
National Fire Prevention and Control Administration
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House
White House
Local Scholars and Students Earn Awards and Honors
Steven L Swallow and Steven Milchelt received Dean's Scholarships at Pittsburg State University. Linda Schmidt was named to Taylor University's Dean's List. Joy e Collins hired as a fourth grade instructor by USD 362 in Parker after graduating from Emporia State University. Debra Higdon and others earned dean's or president's honors at Emporia State University and Baker University. Two day care training films will be shown at 7 p.m. Tuesday by the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services for continuing education credits.
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Pomona
Steven T. Milchelt
Richmond
Pittsburg State University
Joyce J. Collins
Williamsburg
USD 362
Parker
Emporia State University
Linda Schmidt
Ray Schmidt
Cedar
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Miss Schmidt
Jeffrey M. Buick
Chestnut
Barbara J. Vickers
Ottawa Rfd
David D. Switzer
S. Mulberry
Mark Richard Williams
Maple
Kent D. White
Oak
Debra E. Higdon
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Knight-Carr ticket files for Kansas governor race
Reverend Harold H. Knight of Chanute filed for the Republican nomination to run for governor. He named Margaret Jo Carr of Hutchinson as his lieutenant governor candidate and accused Governor Bennett and Attorney General Schneider of allowing narcotics into Kansas. Knight has a prior felony conviction and parole ends in November.
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Kan
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Chanute
Kansas
Knight
Margaret Jo Carr
Hutchinson
Kansas State Associaton
Carr
Donald R. Carr
Wilson Avenue
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
Curt Schneider
Lansing State Penitentiary
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Secretary of State's
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Schneider
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Marshal Barber
Presidents to loom larger in college sports says ACE head
J W Peltason told National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics delegates that university presidents will tighten the command chain with athletic directors as financial pressures force budget reviews. He urged directors to engage presidents as allies and to connect athletics with education, entertainment, politics, government, and law. The convention runs through Wednesday.
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American Council On Education
J. W. Peltason
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
Peltason
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