Died Here Max Pierson Services and Burial Held
Max Pierson died here June 19 with services June 21 at Damron Towner Chapel and burial at Highland Cemetery. Officiants were Rev. Don Rothfuss and Rev. Al Polen. Music by organist Mrs. Melvin Clevenger and vocalist Terry Reed. Honorary pallbearers included Joe Ferns, Clarence Keith, Gene Heathman, Sam Hertha, William Ogle, Phil McCracken, Louis Ames, Lelan Davis. Active pallbearers were Kenneth Perry, LeRoy Fouts, John Arkibich, Fred Heathman, T. J. Harrell, Duane Harrison. DISMISSALS listed and birth noted. several traffic and city notices followed including local裁.
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Max Pierson
Damron-Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Don Rothfuss
al Polen
Melvin Clevenger
Terry Reed
Joe Ferns
Clarence Keith
Gene Heathman
Sam Hertha
William Ogle
Phil McCracken
Louis Ames
Lelan Davis
Kenneth Perry
LeRoy Fouts
John Arkibich
Fred Heathman
T. J. Harrell
Duane Harrison
Kansas Doctors Prepare Comprehensive Malpractice Plan
Kansas Medical Society plans a comprehensive malpractice bill after months of study. The proposal, chaired by Dr. Gregg M. Snyder, will be submitted to a legislative interim committee in July for the 1976 session. It aims to speed claims, fund legitimate awards, and curb rising insurance costs while stabilizing medical practice across Kansas. The society seeks support from eight health organizations at a Sunday Topeka meeting.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas Medical Society
Professional Liability Commission
The
Gregg M. Snyder
Wichita
Commission
State of
Snyder
Kansas Hospital Association
Kansas State Nurses Association
Kansas State Dental Association
Kansas Association of Osteopathic Medicine
Kansas Chiropractors Association
Kansas Optometric Association
Kansas Podiatry Association
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Drake's Bakery Vacation Closure and Local Events Brief
Ad brief notes Drake's Bakery will close for vacation June 30 to July 15. Events include DANCE VFW with Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen, DANCE Eagles Lodge with Don Willis Band. Fireworks daily at E.5th, 7 p.m. Faith Lutheran Men and Mode O'Day Store clearance up to 50 percent off. Astro COUNTRY Kitchen to open July 2. Tent camper for sale listed with phone.
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BankAmericard
Ford proposes private uranium industry to ease energy crisis
President Ford urged Congress to allow private firms to produce and sell enriched uranium for nuclear plants worldwide, arguing it could save taxpayers about 20 billion dollars. Critics fear loss of control, secrecy risks, and safety. Wall Street welcomed the plan as stocks rose and economic indicators showed momentum.
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New York
America
Ford
Congress
Washington
Wall Street
Farm Price Trends Show Mixed Gains for Farmers
Washington AP report notes rising meat prices and overall farm price gains for June 15, with beef at 38.50 per cwt and hogs at 47.30 per cwt, while foodgrains fall 13 percent. wheat 2.92 a bushel and corn 2.68 a bushel offset by declines in barley hay and sorghum.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Agriculture Department
Jaws Not Scaring Swimmers Away Across Regions
The Associated Press reports that the film Jaws has spurred sightings and beach closings in Rhode Island while not significantly cutting tourism. Biologists note few actual shark attacks and warn the fear is largely exaggerated, with Hawaii noting no surge in incidents.
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Associated Press
Long Island
N.Y
Waters
Rhode Island
Newport
Middletown
John G. Casey
National Marine Fisheries Service
Narragansett
Casey
Block Island
New England
Coast Guard
Hawaii
Florida
United States
Granger Oil appoints Howard Roe as president
Howard M. Roe of Ottawa RFD 2 has been elected president of Granger Oil Co. and Granger Service Inc. He will oversee wholesale Phillips products in Franklin, Douglas, Coffey and Osage counties and continues as head of Heart of America Truck Plaza Inc. Roe, active in NATSO, succeeds the Granger family leadership and assumes duties in July.
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Howard M. Roe
Ottawa Rfd 2
Granger Oil Co., Inc
Granger Service, Inc
Granger Oil Company
Robert Granger
Granger
Kenton C. Granger
Martin Dickinson
Dickinson
Roe
Franklin County
Heart of America Truck Plaza, Inc
Olathe
National Association of Truck Stop Operators
Washington, D.C
NATSO
Pamela
Michael
Ellswood College
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Teri
Phillips Petroleum
Douglas
Coffey
Osage
Granger Oil Co
Bob’s
I- 35
Ottawa
Main
Andrews
Logan
Garrison
Williamsburg
Langley
Pomona
Bob's
Ottawa 66
Bob Granger
Summer Drama At KU Presents Three Landmark Plays
University of Kansas in Lawrence stages three landmark works in Murphy Hall this summer. July 2,3,5 feature John Brown's Body a Benet adaptation. July 10-12 present The Time of Your Life. July 18,19,25,26 host Oklahoma. A July 24 benefit supports Lawrence Arts Center. reservations at 864-3982.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
John Brown
Stephen Vincent Benet
William Saroyan
Oklahoma
Lawrence Arts Center
Murphy Hall
State director named for Retired Teachers in Kansas
Marvin Forker of 1445 S Elm has been named state director for Kansas by the National Retired Teachers Association. Sally Reynolds, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cliff Reynolds of 1224 College, attended the 11th Annual Engineering and Science Summer Institute at Kansas State University. Sam Green, Herald photographer, won second place in the Monthly Newsphoto Clip Contest by the National Press Photographers Association for a ROTC review series at Kansas State University where strong winds tangled a color guard’s flags.
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Marvin Forker
S. Elm
Kansas
The
National Retired Teachers Association
Sally Reynolds
Cliff Reynolds
Kansas State University
Sam Green
Herald
National Press Photographers Association
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the Daily Report
Robert Wiley
Sunrise Trailer Court
Rick Clark
Wellsville
Charles Roberts
Princeton Rfd
Tim Burgoon
S. Hickory
Gilbert Ledom
Edward Smith
Garnett
Jo Lea Turner
Fred E. Kaub
Probate
John Alan Kersley
Alexandria
Kristi Lee Thompson
Donald LeRoy Burgess
Patricia Janie Barton
David Eugene Clayton
Lynda Mae Tschantz
Stephen F. Roberts
Kenneth D. Riddle
Gretchen E.' Kile
Meldon H. Laury
Elith
Troy E. Herring
Princeton
Stanley L. DeFries
Apple Lane
Duane H. Hall
Box
Pence
Steven Curry
Olive
Kansas City
KMS
Ad Briefs
VFW
Marvin Ross
the Country Gentlemen
Faith Lutheran
Astro
Country Kitchen
Eagles Lodge
Don Willis
Massachusetts
Standard & Poor’s Corp
Moody’s Investors Service Inc
Moody’s
New Jersey
Katherine Sue Parks
Jim Parks
Stormont- Wall School of Nursing
Baxter Mobile Homes
Ottewa
North Main
Panera
Cooner
Holia
Harry Alan Cathcard
Rose Lawn Cemetery
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch Galen Gentry
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
Memoriam
Lengel Jon
Howard Roe
Granger Oil
Osim SG
State Farm
Greg
Seymour
Surance Company Bioomingtan
Ilingis
Richardson’s
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