Brown Ray S. 93. graveside rites set at Highland Cemetery
Ray S. Brown 93 of Silver Lake Kansas died Friday at Lakeside Nursing Home. Born May 21, 1883 in Smith Center he lived in Ottawa area since 1926. Survived by three sons Clare Silver Lake Donald Dallas Tex and E Gale Baker Calif, a daughter Horace Powell Yakima Wash, 10 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Graveside service 2 pm Monday at Highland Cemetery. Dengel and Son Mortuary open Sunday noon to service hour. A bomb threat evacuated Plaza Theater Friday night. no bomb found after search.
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Ray S. Brown
S. Cedar
Lakeside Nursing Home
Silver Lake
Kan
Mr. Brown
Smith Center
Ottawa
Iowa
Sadie M. Mallory
Denver
Quenemo
Clare
Donald
Dallas
Tex
E. Gale
Baker
Calif
Horace Powell
Yakima
Wash
Highland Cemetery
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Dole Expected to Campaign at Kansas State Fair
Sen. Bob Dole, Republican vice presidential candidate, is likely to campaign at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson on Thursday Sept. 23. Hutchinson Police Chief Bob Adams said Secret Service agents discussed the coming visit. Dole’s Wichita office manager Nancy Schmitt said plans are not totally definite but on the schedule, with confirmation possible by Saturday. President Ford and Jimmy Carter declined fair visits.
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Hns
Jimmy
Jerry
Bob Dole
Dole
Fairgrounds
Bob Adams
Secret Service
Nancy Schmitt
Wichita
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Abortion Fund Limit Faces Legal Hassle
The abortion funding limit, part of a 56.6 billion appropriations bill, draws constitutional challenges if enacted. Senate approval and possible Ford veto frame a clash over whether federal funds may pay for abortions except to save the mother's life, with groups like National Abortion Rights League vowing court action.
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Senate
White House
Ford
The
National Abortion Rights League
House
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Sen
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Supreme Court
Conard Named Executive Officer for Kansas Regents
John J. Conard, longtime aide to Gov Bennett and former Kansas House speaker, becomes executive officer of the Kansas Board of Regents. He replaces Max Bickford, who retires Oct 1, officially Nov 1 at 36000 a year. Conard, 55, hailed for experience in administration and legislation, faces faculty bargaining tensions at Pittsburg State and potential unit recognition at KU and Emporia State.
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Kan
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Robert F. Bennett
Kansas House
Kansas Board of Regents
Conard
Regents
Max Bickford
Bickford
Glee Smith
Lamed
The
State Senate
Pittsburg State College
University of Kansas
Emporia State
NEA backs Carter over Dole in presidential nod
Kansas NEA president Dennis Doris says the national teachers union endorsed Jimmy Carter citing alignment with the party on education and public employee issues. Doris notes the vote was nationwide with 7,000 NEA reps and Kansas breakdown unavailable. Carter calls for stronger federal funding and a federal education department.
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Kansas
NEA
Carter
Washington
Bell Hearing Sessions Extend Into October In Kansas
TOPEKA Kan AP hearings on Southwestern Bell Telephone Co s 25 9 million rate increase in Kansas are expected to run into early October KCC Chairman G T Van Bebber said hearings resume at 10 a m Monday with public representatives who asked to be heard He noted the panel will hear until Wednesday then travel to Wichita for oil and gas cases Thursday and Friday before resuming Sept 27 in Topeka Bell officials added two witnesses James Adams from St Louis and Dr Pickney Walker from the University of Missouri discussed capital structure and rate of return
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Topeka
Kan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
G. T. van Bebber
van Bebber
KCC
Wichita
James Adams
Bell
St. Louis
Southwestern Bell
Pickney Walker
University of Missouri
Rangerette Program May Be Abandoned
Kansas Park and Resources Authority weighs ending the rangerette program after two slayings in two years. A Sept. 25 meeting at Glen Elder State Park will review options including abolition and gate security changes.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
Glen Elder State Park
Beloit
Lynn Burris
Paula Fabrizius
Cedar Bluff Reservoir
Smokey Hill River Valley
Kansas
Francis Donald Nemecheck
WaKeeney
Elizabeth Bush
Milford State Park
Junction City
Ft. Riley
Frank Pencek
Burris
Unsafe housing conditions found at KU sororities and fraternities
Lawrence fire inspectors found improper fire escapes unsafe fire doors and inadequate lighting in University of Kansas housing. All KU sorority houses three fraternities and one scholarship hall were inspected by Harold Mallonee with results due to the state fire marshal in Topeka after inspections finish by October.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Harold Mallonee
Mallonee
Topeka
Voters to elect Associate District Judge in six Kansas counties
On November 2 1976 Franklin Anderson Woodson Coffey and Osage counties will elect an Associate District Judge. The role mirrors Probate Juvenile and County Judge duties in Franklin County. Supporters of Mike Nichols may send contributions to Committee to Re elect H Michael Nichols care of Landon Fletcher 4258 Hickory Ottawa Kansas 66067. Pol Adv Paid By Committees to Re elect H Michael N Landon Fletcher Treasurer.
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Franklin
Anderson
Woodson
Coffey
Osage
Franklin County
Mike Nichols
H. Michael Nichols
Landon Fletcher
Hickory
Ottawa
Kansas
VFW Dance and Benefit BBQ Dinner Preview
A series of local notices includes a VFW dance with Marvin Ross and the Country Gentlemen plus a benefit BBQ at VFW Post Home north of Ottawa on Sept 19 from 2 to 6 pm to aid a local cerebral palsy travel chair case. Other items note Pomona town meeting with City Council on Sept 20 at City Hall and canceled Eagles Lodge dance for Sept 18. Open pool tournaments Sunday and Tuesday with guests welcome and live entertainment from Dallas at Saddleback Lounge Monday and Thursday evenings.
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VFW
Ottawa
Sun
Pomona
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