Death Toll Rises In Wake Of Floods
Floods across five Midwest states left thousands displaced as searchers counted at least eight dead and 35 missing in Enid Oklahoma. Crests were expected on Kansas, Little Platte and Missouri rivers as levees failed and towns along the Missouri River faced ongoing danger.
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Brian Hinson
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Missouri
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Weather Service
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Nebraska
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Neb
Des Moines
Iowa
Skunk
Kansas River
Kan
Francis England
Kansas panel backs county assessor plan and tax rules
A Kansas committee endorsed appointing county tax assessors by boards of commissioners and set minimum appraiser qualifications with a proposed salary floor. The panel also approved exemptions for hospitals, homes for the aged, nursing homes, licensed non profit child care institutions, and a motor vehicle assessment amendment. It also would require feedlot operators to report cattle on feed and collect due personal property taxes. Meanwhile flood warnings persisted as rivers Crest and residents faced closures across Franklin New Franklin Blackwater Cedar City Rocheport Wooldridge Hartsburg Halstead and surrounding areas.
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Blackwater
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Rocheport
Wooldridge
Hartsburg
William R. Needham
Kansas City
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Perry Lake
Turtle Creek
Kansas
Republican
Delaware
Blue
Needham
Little Arkansas
Halstead
Sedgwick
FBI Agents Are Human Too in Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley, three months as FBI director, told the Missouri Bar Association that agents are warm and human not cloaked and inhuman. He said the FBI wants people to know it is responsive to Americans needs and desires.
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Missouri
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Neb
St. Joseph
Missouri City
Kansas City
Bill Clair
Clay County
Orrick
Blair
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clarence M. Kelley
The
Missouri Bar Association
FBI
The Grain's The Same By RODERICK TURNBULL
Kansas City Column explains prices rise and fall with supply and demand not manipulation. Cites International Wheat Council reports from London showing shifting export availabilities and demand, plus a Winnipeg market note on rye. Concludes wheat values change daily as conditions change worldwide.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
International Wheat Council
London
United States
European Economic Community
Common Market
EEC
Wheat Council In
Winnipeg, Canada
Kansas farmers Indians form land and people coalition
Kansas farmers, Indians and Mexican American farm workers formed the Kansas Coalition for Land and People at a two day conference in Manhattan. The group aims to reclaim Potawatomi lands for an Indian Center, provide adult vocational classes, assess farm worker housing, and push long term low interest loans for new farmers. A steering committee proposed a conference in Goodland to study housing and education with members from multiple towns and organizations.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Coalition For Land and People
Kansas Power & Light Co
Goodland
Santos Sanchez
Calvin Masqua
Oskaloosa
Duane Evans
Lawrence
Kenny Cadue
Topeka
Scott Shelley
Emporia
John Stitz
Kansas City
Dale Lyon
Athol
Ivan Wyatt
Clements
Bob Anderson
Kinsley
Alex Johnson
Lucille Schmitz
Marysville
Leslie Carson
Dennis
Truck Parking Notice at Pomona Franklin Street
Legal notice published October 13 1973 designates truck parking only for 24000 lbs and over at two Franklin Street sites in Pomona. North side and south side blocks specify point from East D Street and West edge respectively, with directions along Franklin Street. City Clerk Vivian Eichinger and Mayor Nels Kristenson preside.
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East 'D' St
Franklin St
Franklin 118
East 'D’ St
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Ottawa Herald
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D.C
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Franklin County Mental Health Clinic, Inc
Your Community’ Mental Health Clinic
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