Graveside rites for Harlan Patton in California
Graveside services were held for Harlan Edward Patton, 70, who died March 20 in California. Born April 14, 1910, in Appanoose, he was a farmer and stockman in the Princeton area before moving to California. Survived by wife Lois, two brothers John and Gladdish, a son James, and three granddaughters. Hospital and public notices list admissions, dismissals, injuries, arrests, vandalism, marriages, and commodity quotations from Ottawa Co-op.
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Harlan E. Patton
Chula Vista
Calif
Harlan Edward Patton
California
Patton
Appanoose
Princeton
Lois (Huderson) Patton
John Patton
Pomona
Gladdish Patton
Denver
James Patton
LaMesa
Haig avoids questions on resignation after White House clash
Secretary of State Alexander Haig, described as limping by a diplomat, avoided stating plans to quit while pressed by reporters. He said he is anxious to proceed with foreign policy and denied threatening to resign to gain crisis manager authority, amid tensions with Meese, Baker, Allen and Weinberger over Bush's designation and Haig's role.
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Washington
Alexander M. Haig Jr
White House
Haig
Reagan
George Bush
Senate
Mark Twain
Bush
State Department
Foreign Service
Edwin Meese III
James A. Baker III
National Security
Richard V. Allen
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Two arrested in Kansas City car theft case
Kansas City police report two men were arrested Wednesday in connection with an earlier theft from Ransom Memorial Hospital. The 1968 Chevrolet Impala belonging to Elvin L. Oler was stolen last Saturday after he picked up a man claimed to need help. Oler recovered his car in Kansas City with no apparent damage.
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Kansas City
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jackson County
Missouri
Franklin County
Oren Skiles
Department of Public Safety
Elvin L. Oler
Oler
Skiles
Willie Nelson to headline 1981 Kansas State Fair
Willie Nelson signed to perform at the Kansas State Fair September 18 with shows at 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. during the fair's last weekend. The contract pays $51,000 plus 70 percent of receipts over $60,000, making Nelson the most expensive act in fair history. he is the first entertainer signed for the schedule.
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Oswald
Nelson
Republicans Face Unpopular Budget Votes in Senate
Senate Republicans vote down Democratic amendments to restore funds under Reagan's 1982 budget, keeping the $87 billion three year cuts package intact. The battle over veterans programs pits party unity against relief for education aid urban development and low income fuel assistance, with several moderates wavering.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Reagan
Senate Budget Committee
Republican Unity
John Chafee
RRL
Ad Briefs and Local Events Sweep Through Town
A digest of community happenings lists Look to Pat's Carousel April 1 4 and Hill House Friday night specials with fish fries and $2.39 meals. Dance to The Timberlines March 28 9 pm to 2 am at Dee's Club Pomona, plus Shaklee products and a Williamsburg Lions Club pancake supper March 30 5 30 pm in the school lunch room with adults 2.00 and children 1.00 proceeds fund projects. VFW weekend retreat features Friday pool tournament Saturday dance with Russell and Sidekicks, happy hours, and Be's Wax sale 20 percent off items at 134 W 15th. Garden center ads offer hanging baskets plantings soil and vegetables while Hill House hosts chicken dinner Saturday $3.99. Local listings include laundry and taxi services, beauty salons, and a theatre production Bye Bye Birdie March 27 28 at Municipal Auditorium.
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Williamsburg
Overdue Taxes Turned to Sheriff in Franklin County
All first half personal property tax bills not paid are turned over to the sheriff for collection. County Treasurer Marilyn Talbott says overdue warrants have been sent to the sheriff and payments must be made to the sheriff's office. Those paying by mail should call first to confirm the amount. Interest accrues at 18 percent annually and the sheriff may seize property to recover delinquent taxes.
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Franklin County
Sheriff's Office
Marilyn Talbott
Courthouse Square
Rural Fire Meeting Set For Peoria And Cutler
A 7 PM meeting in Rantoul Fellowship Hall invites residents of Peoria and Cutler townships to discuss rural fire protection and public input on response issues. Part of Peoria is served by Wellsville Fire Department and the rest by Rantoul Cutler district. After the meeting, a zoning discussion on unincorporated county areas is planned.
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Rantoul
Peoria
Cutler
Fellowship Hall
Peoria Township
Wellsville Fire Department
Rantoul-Cutler Township
Social Security Office to Visit Area Towns This Spring
Social Security Administration will visit Garnett Mound City Pleasanton Paola Osawatomie on announced dates this spring. Visits run mornings at local venues with hours from 9 to noon and 9:30 to noon on listed days. Most business can be handled by phone at 1 800 432 3960.
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Social Security Administration
E.L
Dusty’ Rhoades
Garnett
VFW
Mound City
Welfare Office
Pleasanton
Paola
Miami County
Rhoades
Search Extends For Missing La Cygne Student
A Johnson County high school student remains missing after a boat capsized on a Kansas City Power and Light lake near La Cygne. Three boys were aboard. two were rescued and treated in Missouri. Names released include Joseph Newhouse, 18, and Mark Bogina, 17, son of Sen. August Bogina Jr.
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LA Cygne
Kan
Johnson County
Kansas City
Bates County Memorial Hospital
Butler
Joseph Newhouse
Shawnee
Mark Bogina
Lenexa
Bogina
Sen
August Bogina Jr
Kansas
Missouri
Wall Street slips as Poland unsettles investors
The Dow Jones average fell 1.80 to 1,003.96 by noon amid a cautious mid day market. Losers led gainers 7 to 6 on the NYSE with volume at 20.05 million shares. Mobil led the active list with a 0.44 drop to 47. The NYSE composite edged down 0.04 and the ASE index fell 0.60 to 360.72. Analysts cited profit taking and wary views on Poland.
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New York
Poland
Mobil
NYSE
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