Campus and Community Notices Roundup at Emporia Area
Kansas State University REV DAVID Fly will celebrate at Grace Episcopal Church with Eucharist and sermon at 10 a.m. A Summer Theater cast at Emporia State College features Kathy Gray in The Hostage. Youth Rally at Lake Pomona June 23 at 9 p.m. OSU Dean's Honor Roll Larry Gene Brown, Ottawa area. John’s Barbershop closed June 23. Wes leyan Church service 10:50 a.m. Speaker Rev Duane Seitz. Dundee Fabrics clearance sale. Old Depot Museum tea hosts Fae Adell. Garden Center ads. Obituary for Minnie Marie Johnson of Wichita. Local business notices: LENNARD out of office to July 2. Eagles dance, Jabbers band, Inter-Church Ministries Bible study, City Cab rides, Wright’s Studio move, The Clinic Pharmacy new address.
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David Fly
Kansas State University
Grace Episcopal Church
Relaxed rules on dividend increases spark market hope
The Nixon administration eased voluntary dividend guidelines by allowing rises at 4 percent or via a 1968 to 1972 average formula. Chairman Arthur Burns, head of the Fed, said the change could boost elderly and widow income and help lift a sluggish stock market amid the 60 day price freeze. Corporate profits rose to a seasonally adjusted $114.3 billion annual rate in Q1, up $12.8 billion from prior period.
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Washington
Nixon
Committee On
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Cost of Living Council
Commerce Department
Marriage licenses and mixed local notices in Ottawa area
Marriage licenses listed for Lonnie Winkleman and Sandra Langewisch of Wellsville with ages. Miscellaneous notices include cattle and hog market prices, accidents, obituaries for Lola Wiley, court actions with several arrests and fines, divorces granted, cautions and admissions, plus emergency reports from Ottawa area on Thursday.
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Lonnie Gene Winkleman
Wellsville
Sandra Kay Langewisch
Michael Kent Balyeat
Ottawa
Laura Faith Derr
Birmingham
Mich
Police Indictments Shake KCK Police Department
In Kansas City Kansas two officers were arrested and another indicted as part of ongoing federal and state probes into vice activities. Wyandotte County filed ten felony warrants as a broader crackdown tracked by Patrick L. Connolly. The federal grand jury meanwhile charged Jerry Lawson and Jack Harmon with false statements amid prostitution investigations. William Lowman faces charges tied to interstate transport and the search for a procurer and the warden at Lansing. Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents arrested two city officers.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
Patrick L. Connolly
Jerry W. Lawson
Jack Lee Harmon
William M. Lowman
Inde
Pendence
Lowman
R. J. Gaffney
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Gaffney
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas City, Kan
Roosevelt’ Harris
Grady Wayne
Criminal Investigation Bureau
John J. Donnelly
Donnelly
Henry Albert Wille
James Thompson Morris
Monty Morris
A. J. Hickhoff
A. D. Eickhoff
Edward M. Mufich
Harris
Wayne
Connolly
Attorney General’s Office
Docking Urges Federal Fuel Priority for Kansas Agriculture
Governor Docking appeals President Nixon and top officials for immediate fuel allocations to protect Kansas harvests. He cites fuel shortage reports and warns that wheat and crop harvesting could face a major disaster without aid. The appeal follows prior warnings during critical harvest periods.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Nixon
Docking
Earl Butz
John Connally
Kansas
Advisory Council On Energy
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Market Reacts to Higher Dividends but Falls Back
New York stock trading showed a sharp early rally after news that common shareholders may receive higher dividend prices, with the Dow up 8.35 at 882.00 at noon and Armco Steel leading gainers. Analysts cautioned the dividend move could be inflationary and ill timed, tempering enthusiasm as profits were taken.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Trans World Airlines
Amex
Committee On
Buck Kiser
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
US dollar plunges in Germany amid European weakness
The US dollar fell to a record low of 2.55 West German marks in Frankfurt and weakened broadly across Europe. Central banks offered up to 2.9 billion dollars in support for the Italian lira as the dollar faced selling pressure from New York and hedging traders ahead of weekend uncertainties. The decline followed pressures from the Watergate era and US inflation. Swiss, French, and British markets showed mixed moves with gold also fluctuating.
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London
U.S
Frankfurt
Frankfurt Exchange
New York
Europe
United States
Zurich
Paris
Stand By Farm Income Hopes Rise to $22 Billion
Washington AP reports USDA maintains a forecast that net farm income will top $22 billion this year, up from 19.2 billion in 1972 and near a new peak. The outlook hinges on acres planted, fuel for farming, and weather. Prices for crops and livestock are expected to stay strong, while costs rise for feed, fertilizer, machinery, and interest. Farmers may sell a record $73 billion in 1973 if conditions cooperate.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Senate panel approves 5.5% Social Security cost of living rise
Senate Finance Committee backed a 5.5 percent Social Security COLA for 28 million beneficiaries, to take effect next January. The 11 to 2 vote added the rider to a debt limit extension bill, with House support expected. Long said inflation left Congress no choice but to aid the elderly.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Nixon
Sen
Russell B. Long
D-La
Hogge- Pemocratic
Long
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
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Kathy Gray
Irvin L. Gray
Waverly Rfc 3
Emporia State College
Kathy
Vassar Park
Lake Pomona
Sat
Mark
Kristi
Adv
Oklahoma State University
Larry Gene Brown
Harry Brown
Ottawa Rfd 3
John’s
Duane Seitz
M.O.V.E. On Ministries
Wesleyan Church
Dundee Fabrics
Old Depot Museum
Fae Adell
Lane
Wendell Galey
Francis Rickert
Edith Crites
L. A. Wilson
Centennial Cabin
City Park
Ralph Overstreet
C. E. Keith
Willis Garden Center
5Th and
Cherry
Ady
Julia
Berg
Minnie Marie (Anderson) Johnson
Wichita
Milwaukee
Wis
Rest Haven Funeral Home
Ted Johnson
Lois Mickelson
Lennard
Eagles
Bill Laundy
Oak Lodge No. 2
59 Highway
Inter-Church Ministries
First United Methodist Church
First Assembly of God Church
Wright
W. Ard
the Clinic Pharmacy
S. Ash
Associated
PRI
Albany
Albuque
Amarillo
el Anchorage
Asheville
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise Ou
Touton
Brownsville
Buffalo
Charleston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
the Daily Report
Probate
Forest Park
Gregory R. Hernandez
N. Mulberry
Don K. Stevens
Hernandez
Lola M. Wiley Lyndon
Lola Martha Wiley
West Haven
Osage City
Feltner
Oak Hill
Quenemo
Billy D. Richardson
N. Poplar
Patricia A. Knapp
Canterbury Court
Apt. C
Norman E. Cathcard
N. Main
Gale A. McReynolds JR
Bill L. Olson
Overland Park
Phillip R. Martin
N. King
Charles Waymire
S. Hickory
Kenneth D. Tilton
S. Cedar
Bryan T. Currier
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Hickory
Greg D. Mohr
Donald E. Hobbs
Vicki L. Hobbs
Virginia L. Cook
James R. Cook
Albert J. Toumberlin
S. Maple
Clyde Atkinson
Independence
Magdalene Friesen
Newton
John T. Keenan
N. Cherry
James F. Cole
Rantoul
Thomas N. Lowery
Donald G. Gragg
Pomona
Janice Tegtmeyer
Lerah Simons
Mark Dryden
Princeton
Rebecca Finch
N. Sycamore
Ruth Means
Cedar
Earl Phares
Elith
Arnold Hart
Curtis Altice
Ethel Hyder
W. 10Th
Roy Dunn
John Lewis
S. Cherry
Floyd Palmer
Caney
Calvin Duvall
Michael Wolken
S. Main
Donald Brown
Police Department
Stun Kck
John Smith
Fahnestock & Co
Armco
NYSE
Germany
Taye
Vassar Playhouse
Pomona Lake
Dolly
Vassar
Billy
Warner Gros
Kinney Leisure Service
Paul Newman
Cool Hand
Luke
Cliff Robertson
UNIVERSAL / ROBERTSON ANG ASSOCIATES
Agia
Walt Disney Productions
SEY
Technicolor
Techinicolor
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