Services set for former Williamsburg resident Etta Fogle
Etta Anderson Fogle 88 of Cottonwood Falls died this morning at Chase County Nursing Home. Services 2 p.m. May 23 at Brown Bennett Funeral Home in Cottonwood Falls. burial in Prairie Grove Cemetery. Born Jan 19, 1889 in Cottonwood Falls she taught in Chase County, led a Southwestern Bell agency in Williamsburg after moving there in 1928, retired 1949, member of United Methodist Church and Order of Easter Star No. 194. Survived by a niece and nephew.
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Etta Fogle
Williamsburg
Etta Anderson Fogle
Chase County
Cottonwood Falls
Brown Bennett
Prairie Grove Cemetery
Axel and
Anna
Rosander) Anderson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
United Methodist Church
Order of Easter Star
Chase County Nursing Home
Crestview
Ottawa
William C. Fogle
US General Recalled over Korea withdrawal clash
Washington AP reports Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub, third ranking U.S. Army general in Korea, was recalled by a displeased President Carter after publicly saying Carter's plan to withdraw U.S. ground forces from South Korea over four to five years will lead to war. Singlaub said he would apologize but defended his remarks in a CBS News interview.
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Washington
Carter
U.S
Korea
White House
South Korea
John K. Singlaub
CBS News
Singlaub
Reusch Helps Study State's Transportation Plan
Mayor Vi Reusch reports an 18 month state transportation study launched by Gov. Bennett. A 50 member task force will draft a long range program for the 1979 Legislature, covering air rail highways and local roads with volunteers from mayors bankers farmers and truckers.
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Vi Reusch
Topeka
Kansas
C. D. Tyner
Irector
Department of Transportation
Tau Farce
Elderly farmer learns need for blood donations
Raymond Bitts, 84, near Pomona, learned his anemia requires regular transfusions and has already received 32 units through the Red Cross. Franklin County seeks to meet a 125 unit bloodmobile quota with volunteers at First Baptist Church Monday from noon to 6 pm. Lois Shepherd notes local blood donations cost less to patients and that if the program falls short it could be discontinued.
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Don Lambert
Raymond Bitts
Pomona
Red Cross
Franklin County
First Baptist Church
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lois Shepherd
Wichita
Ransom Memorial
Lawrence
Kansas Highway Patrol
Bitts
Mildred Heathman
N. Cherry
Planning Commission Studies Maps And Future Development
Franklin County Planning Commission reviewed large county soil and geology maps from Lake Region RC&D. They will study a land use map next week and display multiple maps at the Franklin County Fair to explain proposed development restrictions and seek booth funding. If no special meeting is held, a June 16 session will refine the plan.
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Franklin County Planning Commission
Lake Region Rc&d
Ottawa
Commission
Franklin County
Local ad briefs announce events and sales in Franklin County
May events include L and M Buffet closing May 25 to 30 reopening May 31. Rhythm Ramblers at VFW Club Saturday 9 to 1. Town & Country Supply lists skateboards 10.97 dollars. Ralph's CB Grand Opening with May 21 drawing. Friday Saturday specials on 10 ounce T bone or shrimp. Tree and lawn spraying services offered. Osawatomie horse show May 21 at 8 pm. Ottawa Burgerteria serving meals. Farm Bureau blemished tires 25 percent off. Franklin Shrine Club auction May 22 at Alco’s parking lot. Entertainment at Saddleback Lounge with Bill Jordan Friday, Country CB’ers Saturday, Jabber Sunday.
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Franklin County Shrine Club
Alco
Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant Construction Details Revealed
The project advances with a 12 mile spur to connect to Missouri-Pacific lines at Aliceville and peak on site employment reaching 1,800 during construction. The main power block houses a Westinghouse pressurized water reactor with a 320 foot crane, 210 foot reactor building, and a 10,500 acre site, of which 5,000 acres will be underwater for the cooling reservoir.
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Missouri-Pacific
Aliceville
Westinghouse
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Former Reporter Jewel Scott Accepts KC Public intern post
Jewel Scott, a former Kansas City Herald reporter, has accepted a one year public management intern position with Kansas City Missouri city government. She recently completed studies at the University of Kansas and will begin work on June 1 as part of her master of public administration program. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Scott of 315 East 13th.
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Herald
Jewel Scott
Kansas City, MO
Miss Scott
University of Kansas
Kansas City
George Scott
East 13Th
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Christis Allen
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Solberg
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Claude Ferris
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Oak
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Myrtle Alcorn Morrison
Green Room
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Sandra Carson
Duckwall Sthree, Inc
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Darrying
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Maple
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Nelson McAlexander Sr
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Ash
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Wellsville
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Errol Hooper Jr
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