Former Chiefs star Jim Tyrer and wife shot dead in Kansas City
Police report former Chiefs all pro tackle Jim Tyrer and his wife Martha were found dead in their south Kansas City home after a morning shooting. A teenage son found the bodies. Tyrer reportedly shot his wife as she slept before turning the gun on himself.
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Deadline Nears for Homestead and Food Tax Refunds
The deadline to file homestead and food sales tax refunds is Oct 15. Eligible individuals include seniors 58 by Jan 1 1979, certain widows, or heads of households with dependents. Applications available at the Franklin County Clerk's Office. Other notices advertise local sales, store events, and public notices. For details contact the Kansas Department of Revenue or Mid-America Council on Aging.
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Isenhower
Mid-America Council On Aging
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Mid- America Council On Aging
Brier Rejects Kansas Parties Presidential Filing
Secretary of State Jack Brier ruled the latest filing of a presidential candidate by the American Party of Kansas invalid. The move opens the door for Frank Shelton of Cherryvale to appear on the November ballot while Keck’s filing for Percy Greaves was deemed illegal due to unmet requirements and alleged coercion by national party officials. The attorney general’s office may pursue possible prosecution.
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National American Party
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U.S
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Illinois
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Neil Woerman
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Kansas Party seeks Greaves replacement on ballot
Local officials weigh Greaves disqualification after Keck filed to replace Crane. George E. Davis asks Brier to swap Greaves for Frank Shelton on the Kansas ballot. Greaves must Protest within three days after receiving a notice from the secretary of state.
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Baby Class Begins Soon at Anderson County Hospital
A series of childbirth preparation classes for expectant parents starts at 7 30 p.m. Monday Sept 29 at Anderson County Hospital. Weekly sessions run Mondays through Nov 3 and cover labor expectations Lamaze techniques hospital tours breastfeeding and infant care. To register call 443 3131 or 448 5922 evenings and weekends. Fee is 15 payable at the first class. A winter series is planned for January.
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Kramer dies. graveside and church services set
John Robert Kramer 34, a KU graduate and longtime pharmacist, died last Thursday. Graveside rites will be at Highland Cemetery at 10 a.m. with Rev. Harnden. funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church Reno at noon Tuesday. Survived by Jeannie Madsen Kramer, parents, four sons, a daughter, a brother, and others. Memorials to the John Robert Kramer Memorial Scholarship Fund.
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Topeka
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Child Safety in Automobiles Warns of Death Trap
Health notes from Dr. Larry J. Matney warn that only 7 percent of children in cars are properly restrained. The piece cites over 6,000 yearly child fatalities from car accidents and urges seating, seat belts, secure baby seats, and chiropractic tests after incidents. It emphasizes that even minor collisions can cause hidden injuries affecting growth and organs.
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