Community Briefs and Local Notices
A collage of short items including Nenomi's Club event at 111 N Main, a tax refund advisory for amended 1968 1969 1970 forms, Eagles family day moved to March 26 Easter dinner, three new police vehicles now in service, spring cleaning and new styling at Goldies Salon, Westminster Presbyterian Easter Cantata March 30 with Lenten services, Devil's Den dance in Le Loup Kan March 11, Mrs Willis A Gilliland’s hospital admission, Lions Club Bean Supper March 11 at Masonic Hall, Mickey Allen transfer to K Medical Center Room 303D, and a VFW dance with Marvin Ross Country Gentlemen.
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Westminster United Presbyterian Church Chance Choir
Second Courthouse Break-In Reported in Franklin County
Franklin County authorities say the courthouse was broken into Friday night or early today marking a second consecutive day of theft. Bags of peanuts and soft drinks were taken from the Probate Court office. Entry was gained through a southside window in back onereot as attempts to breach other offices failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Probate
Market Report Quick Beef and Pork Price Changes
Cattle prices show steers and heifers strengthening up to 25, cows sharply higher, feeders mixed with high good and choice steers up to 50 higher. Hog values rise 25 to 50 cents for barrows and gilts, sows easing. Sheep and lambs mostly lower with some prime listings. Also includes March 14 21 school menu notes and obituaries for Ward Higgins and Jewell Myers Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Central Heights
Truce Brushed Aside by IRA Gun and Bomb Attack
Belfast report says a three day truce declared by the Provisional IRA was disrupted when a Claymore mine and gunfire struck a British army patrol near Newry. No casualties reported. IRA leaders demanded troop withdrawal and amnesty as conditions for lasting peace. The Provisional wing aims to show discipline while some seek breathing space after recent setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Newry
Irish Republic
IRA
Debates Roil National Black Political Convention in Gary
About 3,000 delegates met in Gary Indiana for the National Black Political Convention as floor debate opened on a proposed National Black Agenda with resolutions on busing, welfare, and a permanent Black Assembly. Delegates weighed positions from NAACP and Nationalists, with proposals to break up Israel and return it to Palestine and calls for tougher drug penalties and prison terms.
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Gary
Ind
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
California
Henry Sands
Willy L. Brown Jr
Sands
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People’s
Black Assembly
Israel
Free People of
Oklahoma
Ilineis
Illinois
Sug
Spirit Of Calm Ends Kansas Legislature Session
Senator Wint Winter notes a calm 1972 Kansas legislative session with no last minute rushes. Tax increases totaling about 22 million for corporations and financial institutions, higher tobacco taxes, and changes to inheritance tax raise funds. Budget climbs to over 991 million, with higher general fund appropriations and tuition grants funded. Legislature extended tax lid, passed farm labor, prison reforms, and a 320 million highway bond plan.
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Sen
Wint Winter
Kansas
State of
Florida governors help candidates in Florida primary push
Democratic contenders Muskie Humphrey and McGovern reel in behind Governor Reubin Askew as Florida voters head toward Tuesday's primary. They rally against a school busing ban, while Wallace roams central Florida as the heavy favorite for the 81 Democratic votes. McCloskey exits antiwar bid for reelection. Muskie calls Wallace a worn out demagogue saying a state with Askew will not back Wallace.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Edmund S. Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
Reubin Askew
Florida
Askew
Burg
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
Lindsay
North Miami Beach
Muskie
Miami
McGovern
U.S
Vietnam
Orlando
Georgia
Paul N. McCloskey
Nixon
House
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Washington
University of South Florida
Tampa
Wallace
George Wallace
IRS Starts Crackdown on False Tax Preparers
Washington AP report says the Internal Revenue Service has begun a campaign to jail and shutter unscrupulous tax preparers. John Hanlon warns any mass refund racket players to close shop as arrests mount and 100 cases are expected by April 17. Maximum penalties include three years in prison and a 5000 dollar fine per count. Walters notes 112 high income individuals filed zero taxes in 1970 and face audits.
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Washington
John Hanlon
Internal Revenue Service
Hanlon
IRS
Johnnie M. Walters
Memorial Services for Brady and Flory Held at Local Churches
Funeral services are planned for Andrew J. Brady at First United Methodist Church Monday at 2 PM with Rev. Paul W. Pentz presiding. Interment will be in Highland Cemetery. The family will greet friends at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Sunday from 7 to 8:30 PM. Harry C. Flory’s service will be at Worden United Methodist Church Sunday at 2:30 PM, with Rev. Clayton G. Lehman officiating. Interment will follow in Worden Cemetery, and visiting hours at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home end at 11:00 PM Sunday.
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Ward Higgins Waverly
Ward Higgins
Waverly
Baptist Church
Daryl McNabb
Higgins
Rio
Denver
Colo
Cottonwood Cemetery
Emporia
Jones Funeral Home
Theft of lightning rods in Homewood garage
Thieves stole lightning rods from a Homewood garage Thursday night while owner Mrs. Ote Gillian was at home. Sheriff’s deputies reported the theft to authorities on Friday.
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Homewood
Ote Gillian
Gillian
Appointment of Executrix in Merle V Holmes Estate
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas issues notice of executrix Mary Ise Holmes for Merle V Holmes deceased. Creditors and heirs must exhibit claims within nine months from February 26 1972 first publication, or be barred. Payne Jones attorneys for executrix.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Merle V. Holmes
Mary Ise Holmes
Merle Y. Holmes
Mary Isa Holmes
Merley
Holmes
Payne & Jones, Attys
State of Kansas
Bess P. Seevers
Betty S. Qgg
Ottawa
Betty S. Ugg
Notice of Hearing and Appointment in Kansas Estates
First publish February 24 1972 causes include descent of real estate in Franklin County Kansas for E T Nitcher with multiple tracts in Pomona. Filing defenses by March 2 1972 at 9 00 am in Ottawa Court. Also notice of appointment of William S Bowers administrator of Edna Mae Dodd estate with nine month claim period from publication.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Pomona
E. T. Nitcher
Court House
Ottawa
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Jake Cherry
Nenomi
N. Main
Employe
Karen
Goldies’ Styling Salon
le Loup
Kan
Willis A. Gilliland
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lions Club
Masonic Hall
Mickey Allen
Jim Allen
RF. 3
K Medical Center
VFW
Marvin Ross
Associated Press
Albany
Albuque
Amarillo
Anchorage
Asheville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Des Moines
Detroit
Duluth
Fort Worth
the Daily Report
Jewell Myers Garnett
Garnett Christian Church
Jewell Myers
Garnett
Sparks
Doniphan County
Troy
Leona
Everest
Oskaloosa
Doniphan
Anderson
The
Christian Church At
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Walter E
Ireland
London
Provisionals
England
Provisional
Henry Jackson
John V. Lindsay
New York
Miami Area
Tampa-St. Peters
S. Main
Butler-Hanes
15Th
Attest
Winter & Green
First National Bank Bldg
Attys
Anderson County
Alvin Lutz
Garnett, Kansas
7Th Street
Dead End
Cedar Creek
Broker
Partic Far Sala
Earl Lizer
Maple Garnett
Dick Dewees & Ass’ts
Livestock Exch
Bldg
K. C
Boyd Michael
Dick Dewees
Lamb-Roberts
Kaneae
Mary Margaret McNees
Richard O. Skoog
Skoog & Latimer
South Main
Otawa
Edna Mae Dodd
William 5. Bowers
2Nd Street
Oline Oncy
Longe
Franklin County Shrine Club
K.C
Jim Tyrer
Gand
and Abs
Roy Sutton
Sycamore
Montgomery Ward
Sam Lee
Montgomery Wards
5Th and
Main
Missouri
Holt County
Oregon
Mound City
Phone A.C
United Construction Co., Inc
L & L Cafe
Williamsburg Cafe
Kay Electronics
West Cherokee
Gardner, Kansas
Cook
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