Nelson G Wilson services set in Topeka chapel
Nelson G Wilson 91 died Wednesday at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka. Services at Bowser Chapel Topeka 10 a.m. Saturday. Burial LaCygne. Survived by brothers John and Arthur Topeka, sister Betty Brice Los Angeles. Previous Ottawa resident two years ago staying with brother Christopher 936 King.
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Nelson G. Wilson
Stormont- Vail
Topeka
Bowser Chapel
LaCygne
Wilson
Ottawa
Christopher Wilson
King
John Wilson
Arthur Wilson
Betty Brice
Los Angeles
Calif
Local briefs and events span health, fairs, talks and awards
Rosalie Schafer of Richmond is hospitalized in Garnett. A Franklin County bake sale funds the Association of Retarded Citizens at 9 a.m. Saturday at South Peace grocery. Allen Eubank, missionary to Thailand, speaks at a noon men’s luncheon Sept. 29 at L and M Buffet, with slides shown at 7:30 p.m. A Trudy Macy talk on accessorizing with house plants is set for 9:30 a.m. Monday in the basement of the new Courts building. The Minneola school reunion is at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Youth Center with a potluck basket dinner. Morgan Williams, state director of the Farmers Home Administration, receives the National Farm City Council Special Achievement Award for 1975, one of 20 nationwide recipients.
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South Peace Grocery
First Christian
Allen Eubank
Thailand
L&m
Douglas County
Trudy Macy
New Courts
Morgan Williams
Farmers Home Administration
National Farm City Council
Williams
ANNUAL Farm Bureau Dinner and local dances noted
Saturday features a VFW Country club dance for members and guests. The Annual Farm Bureau Dinner is set for Saturday October 4 at 7 30 p m in the OU Student Union with ticket reservations at the county office before October 1. President Armstrong will speak on current issues. Also listed are beading supplies at MACRAME and a Go Go dance schedule at Hazel's Place near Pomona Dam with tacos and partial venue directions.
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Armstrong
Hazel’s Place
Pomona Dam
K-268
Pro Gridders Eye Triple Option Play
NFL players, rejecting management's latest four year contract offer, face three paths: return to bargaining with the risk of a worse deal, play without a contract risking pension strain, or strike again risking fan alienation and pay cuts. Voted: 16 of 26 teams rejected. Cincinnati accepted 26-13. Other teams undecided or not disclosed. Rozelle Rule, agency shop, pension and insurance are key sticking points.
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Bert Rosenthal
AP Sports
Rozelle
NFL Players Association
Community Agency Planning Council formed in Franklin County
The first meeting for forming a Community Agency Planning Council is set for 1 pm on Thursday October 9 at Anchor Savings. Rick Dangel of the Franklin County Mental Health Clinic and the Ottawa District SRS organize the effort with over 60 local service representatives invited to discuss inter agency cooperation and resource sharing. The meeting invites any interested local residents to call the clinic or SRS for details. New York stock market mixed as oil pricing decisions loom with the Dow at 820.17 and a record August trade surplus. International Harvester led volume, down 1/4 at 24 percent with a large block traded.
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Rick Dangel
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic
Ottawa
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Dangel
New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
United States
International Harvester
Kidnap Victim Slain in Dayton Body found after ransom paid
The body of Lester C. Emoff, a kidnapped furniture executive, was found in a wooded area near Dayton. Albert Lee Scott Jr., 40, was arraigned on kidnapping charges and held on 500000 bond. FBI said Emoff had been abducted Tuesday night after leaving one of his stores. Two others were being questioned by agents.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lester C. Emoff
FBI
Emoff
Albert Lee Scott Jr
Scott
C. Edwin Enright
ABA Defections Raise Some Key Questions
New York Nets and Denver Nuggets announce defection from the ABA to the NBA next season. Merger prospects, league survival, and the impact on players loom large as leaders from both leagues weigh merger or destruction scenarios amid legal battles over player rights. Julius Erving and David Thompson highlighted.
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American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
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Nuggets
NBA
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John Y. Brown
Brown
Bill Alverson
Milwaukee Bucks
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David Thompson
Marvin
Webster
Nets Set For Forest Park Courts Opening Soon
Public works director Bob Moore said Forest Park tennis courts will open after curing, with nets to be installed Saturday and use expected late Saturday or Sunday morning.
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Public Works
Bob Moore
Duane Acker installed as 11th K State president in ceremony
Gov Bennett and the Board of Regents attend the installation of Dr Duane Acker as Kansas State University 11th president. Acker, Iowa born, had been associate dean of agriculture at KSU in 1962 66 and led Nebraska agriculture before returning to head KSU. The event includes processional speeches by faculty student leaders and a 10 minute address by Acker with a reception to follow.
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Kan
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State Board of Regents
Duane Acker
Kansas State University
Acker
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KSU
McCain
Bennett
Iowa
Kansas State
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Prudence Hutton
Newton
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Ag Official Leaves After Fear of Threats
A former Agriculture Department grain division employee testified he resigned fearing for his life. Robert W. Johnson said rumors of a contract on his life began after he reported a sour corn loading at a Reserve, Louisiana ship. He claimed investigators dismissed the matter while others bribery cases emerged. Clarence Baker Jr. reported inspectors accepting gifts to aid grain companies in cheating on delivery quality.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Robert W. Johnson
Senate Agriculture
Reserve
Department
Office of Investigation
Johnson
New Orleans
Dawson to Start at Chiefs Sunday in Jets Game
Kansas City veteran Len Dawson will start at quarterback for the Chiefs Sunday replacing injured Mike Livingston who hurt his shoulder in the season opener at Denver. Coach Paul Wiggin said Dawson is the call as Livingston couldn’t throw.
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Dawson
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New York Jets
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Ed Budde
Cleophus Miller
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