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2 KTCHISON GLOBE Thursday, Jul) 19? 5 I Kansas 1 News Briefs me outlay oners no imme-dlate prospect for employment to replace about 700.jobs that will be terminated with the end The outlay offers no imme- rii.t. nrn.puit talker. Till sumers were assured the sales would not increase domestic prices, "Gleason told the senator that while they still have some reservations they will go ahead and load the wheat on schedule," a Dole aide said this mra-nine. Also appearing on behalf of the Medical Society were Dr. John W.

Travis of Topeka, president, and Dr. Gregg M. Snycer, Wichlla, chairman of the society's. commission on professional liability. Several other physicians testified before the committee con-cemlne difficulties thev had In Obtaining malpractice Insurance'or in securing renew als oi.sucn insurance.

Mary A. Roper Dies At 53; Rites Monday Mrs Mary Alice Hooer. 53, toWrflM in Hospital out oTMtieduJed this year at of wmte by the n.u Burial wrlll be at Oak cemetery. Hour of will be Sunday of present production, Born Sept, 15, 1921, at TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Both Laverne, Mrs.

Roper was employment and un employ- a daughter of the late Ralph menl Increased In the Topeka Perkins and Mrs. Lovie Miller area In the month ending In survives her. She June, the Kansas Employment attended public schools at Security Division said Wed- Laverne and was married there on Dec. 24, She and Employment in the Ihree- Mr Roper moved to Atchison county area of Shawnee, Jefler- 22 years ago. son and Osage was placed at Mrs.

Roper was employed at 79,950, up 700 from May. But a Mount St. Scholastlea a spokesman said recent gradu- number or years and also ates and summer job seekers worked for Mrs, Tom Moorhead. entering' the labor market The past seven and a half years helped push unemployment In she was employed by Missouri the area 950 above the May lev- State hospital in St. Joe.

el. Besides her husband of the home and mother of Laverne, TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Kan- sas poultry nocks produced 51 three Millie L. Roper, million eggs during June, up foute two per cent from the com- Springs, and Bill Roper, parable month last year, the Kansas City, one daughter, Crop and Livestock Reporting Mrs. Mary Thompson route Service said today 6 six sisters, Mrs.

Ora Teasdale, The Servce said commercial Atchison, Mrs. Ida Heard, hatcheries in Kansas hatched Miss Katherine Perkins and 423,000 chicks in June com- Miss Jo Perkins, all of pared with 560,000 in June last Newark, N.J.; Mrs. Merline year. Anthony and Miss Ada Perkins, bolh of Birmingham, WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Ala-; two brothers Simon Bob Dole, says he has Perkins, Newark, and Edgar been assured that members of Perkins, Birmingham, and the International Longshore- seven grandchildren, men's Association will load Mrs.

Roper was a longtime wheat shipments bound for the active member of -the Camp-Soviet Union on schedule. bel1 Chapel Church and the Dole made the statement in Morning Star O.E.S. chapter of Washington today after a tele- Atchison, phone conversation with Thorn- Services by Morningstar as Gleason, president of the p.E^S. Lodge will be conducted ILA. The union voted Wedties- at 5 8 P-m- at the day to refuse to load grain shipments to Hussia unless Smith Kites At Horton Tomorrow HORTON (GNS) Leonard Smith, 69, Kansas City, Dole sent a teleeram to Glea- ct son Wednesday warning that hospital there the threatened ban on loading Bnrn October 27, 1305, in export wheat could rum the Kas ne married livelihood of farmers and the Florence Taylor of the Willis well-belngof American agricul- Mmn.unity.

irl 194Q. He was a lure. "Farmers of Kansas and genera! contractor and a other states as well need an resident of Kansas City for the adequate Income, just as long- iast eT vears shoremen'do." Survivors include his wife, of Dole told Gleason today mat thehome; and one sister, the union resolution had al- Mabej Sarasota, Fla. ready caused a drop grain SErvices will be held market prices and that the ban tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the could be harmful to the Amen- chanev chapel in Horton.

The can balance ol payments. Rev "Vjviail Hauii will of- ficiate. Burial will be In the TOPEKA, Kan, (AP) A Horton cemetery, former legislator who Is now iBgiBjaiivt: luuiisci lui utilises Medical Society said Wednesday Kansas consumers may face loss of physicians, restriction In services and in creased costs unless the lfi7fl Hospital News ATCHISON H05PITAL (VlilHng Houri 2 to A p.rtv 7 p.m, lo 8:30 p.m.) ADMITTED: Terence Meier, 1204 South Sixth. DISMISSED: Mary Bridges, 1309 Riley: Mrs. Roger Sinclair, Rnnnifl Eehert.

Snyder described the situ- 1037 Parallel; Carl VanLicw, allon in Kansas as very serious 1120 Division: Myrtle McBride, but saidraction by the legisla- route Shawn Martin, 1609 ture In the next session could South Seventh; Stanley avertcrisls situations that have Hundley, 845 Kearney; Sister occurred in other states, Annunciata Curtis, Mount St. A statement was submitted to Scholastica; Rudolph the committee by the society's Sonnenmoser, Rushville; leglslatlveplannlngcommittee. William Jasper, 1031 Kansas-, The statement said that Johnson, Rushville; health care practices are ad- DarreH Brown, Effingham. versely affected by the impact of a steadily rising volume of Atchison firemen went to the claims and lawsuits homc of GarV Meyeri 1523 Atchison slrcet, around It said the professional Jiabil- p.m. yeslerday after neighbors Ity nsurance market is un- complained of smoke from a stable-and that health- care (rash barrel there, ll was the costs are increasing due to ihe 191 5t run of the year for the malpractice problem.

Atchison Fire Departmenl. of Henderson Wholesale Meats. Globe photo. Building Permits or anvthina. I lust sort blacked out," Cullar said.

When Nader Asks Ford To Ease Jar Lid 'Crisis' City Building Inspector Mac WASHINGTON (AP) Con- shortage, i sumer advocate Ftakih Nader Tho nmhp $25,000 on the Clly Hall permit. Doesn't Pay To Punch 'Wax' Dummy CENTRAL CITY, Colo. (AP) It doesn't pay to punch a dummy in (he old Gilpin Coun-Iv Jail. Citv. fowa.

tried it. He fined SIM and given a 30-day suspended sentence after the dummy bled and complained tD the police. The victim, Stephen Cullar, 13, works as a live dummy among more than a dozen wax figures in the mockup Df a 19'h century jail in this historic mining town. Cullar was behind bars today, for his own protection. It all began as Cullar sat In his accustomed spot outside the exit of the exhibit slumped in a chair with his hat pulled down low and his bandana over his mouth.

His job Is to uncoil at the moment tourists least expect it and startle them with a loud "hey." He doesn't usually holler when men come out, "bo-cause they don't scare," the eighth-grader said, But Cullar says he thought he neard some women coming out behind Beishtol and a erouo of women coming out otner iowans ana was about lo Japan, which he said has ex- lids and rings, or it could lead pressed an interest in the bust- to higher prices later for lids, ness. Nader urged that the FTC not Nader's suggestions were discount the possibility of in-made in testimony before a dustry collusion is causing the House commodities and serv- scarcity. ices subcommittee which has He said that two companies, uarry acigntoi, 25, ot bioux neen looking to the causes of me Ball Co. ana Kerr co the shortage. dominate 90 per cent of the The Federal Trade Commis- market, sion also is investigating the The Agriculture Department has estimated that six million NudistB Gain Ground In Europe PARIS (AP) Themavor Df new gardens were planted last year and another six million will be planted in 1975.

The jar lid 'shortage is a problem for those who can year after year. Although the jars may be used again, the lids must be replaced with each use. Licdquist promised that the .1 a Corsican fishing village is fighting a rear guard action FT? would be thorough against the spread of nudism a.n^ Rep. Charles on French beaches this sum- J. Carney Ohio, accepted he mer but indications are that Vul lhfl the advocates of no awimwear flBlt or "zerokinls," will triumph! Sequent if not weekly reports.

Pierre Morganti, mayor of Ogliastro, attracted nationwide TVnffin TYill attention with his sauad of vol- J-imni, un unteers who chase after nudists on the village beach to daub sas traffic death log mem with Clue naint. -Mor- 54 in a a aroused con- day-2 who applaud him and others For 260 Inc. COTTON FIBER FOR MONEY thoissue. Chances are It will NEW YORK (AP) All KC Board Will Defy Busing Rule with the opening of classes in tendance boundary lines as la at year. The board, in defiance of a federal Integration deadline thai falls due about the same time as the opening uf classes, also ordered there be no cross-busing lo achiev desegregation on any grade level.

At the same time, the board directed school district attorneys to proceed with court action to prevent withdrawal of federal funds, and seek federal court opinion on the Department cf Health, Education and Welfare's latest integration order. HEW rejected the district's A SIDE OF BEEF similar to the one pictured here will go to some lucky person here on Saturday, desegregation did final day of Atchison Sidewalk Bazaar Days starting tomorrow. Howard Black, Rushvllle, who is enough The school employed at Rockwcll-TED, was last year's winner and is shown here with Steve Henderson (left) bDard maintains It does not have enough time under HEW'a ultimatum to come up wttn a new plan. The board also announced that four undar-utiliied buildings would be closed, including Manual High School, and that lz alternative schools would be opened. Tnc alternative schools, es- building permit to Luther says a mtlt attention from four regions in which the short- tablished on the "free school" Campbell of Atchison Presldent Forci would encour- age is most severe the Paclf- principle where Btudents help Construction Co for a new oge manufacturers to turn out Ic Northwest, the Midwest, the choose their own currlculums, home on Mound Drive canning jar lids to ease the Soulheasl and the East Const, would be available dlstrlctwlde.

Cnmnhcll has rurpiupri shortage plaguing many of the according to Robert E. Students now In attendance mar.ufac(uers interest in ex- lhat the current shortage of siencd anH tin. ic panding iar lid production is to canning lids could be caused by nravided on television and say this is a the scarcity in 1974 which was hvo new junior high schools crisis, we can't let this food caused by a lack of materials, would be opened, serving the rot," according to Nader. Anysuchanticompetitiveacliv- East High School, West High He said another effective ity would he designed lo en- School and Westport High strategy would ba to permit eourageconsumws to purchase School areas, more imports of iar lids from more expensive sets of jars, The Atchison Coin Mart, 407 Commercial street, has two new employes: Lisa Bosse, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Frank Bosse. 1301 Riverview Drive, and Joan Grouling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grouling, 808 Skyway boulevard. Lisa is a Benedictine College student.

YOUR GIFT up Johann Kalb, son of Bavarian peasants, was to be known In America as Baron de Kalb. TOPEKA Kan. (API-Kan- The soldier of fortune con Police Report yell when the 6-foot-2 Belghtol who. hlm ot violating Forcomparabla 1974period- slon as MaJ. Gen, on Sept.

is" punched him In the ncse. say 'iea- 278 He joined Washington in early He Joined Washington in early Dannv RichardBon. 61 5 North lMkiainw in mpl- Tenth, was reportedly bitten by orlc SoWems a dog t0 Mrs" Edwln practice prooiems. 102u Wednesday afternoon before 8 0b' the special Malpractice Com- servatlon Pe'm' datlons for legislation within ljce around the rent week. midnight July 18.

Johnston has He commended the leglsla- been given a notice to appear in lure for seeking solutions be- court fore the situation becomes a "I reallv think he still Valery Glscard d'Eslalng has though Z. wax I didn't far avoided laking a stand tracted to join the American Army In early November and sailed on April 20, 1777 from' France with Lafayette. Congress voted Kalb a commis- November and spent the winter at Valley Forge. In April, 17B0, Kalb was ordered Id Charleston. Ho relinquished come down on the side of ner- United States naner eurrimev police picked up Belghtol a few ,1 Vf' cotton fiber paper Gates juiy 15 but remained minutes later, exhibit manager 10 of lta sirnglh T1 with the army.

Ignoring Kalb's George Hill saya he returned to and theater censorship and bar durability, according lo the professionally sound advice, the scene "still acting like It only minors under 18 from Cotton Fiber Paper Council Gates made decisions which led a Mm." nu.u-WIKlJVUIUKIuyi.v. The faughter faded as Gilpin pue occasional oumursts Countv jSdtfe Andrew Krod- of Indignation among right-wing to the annihilation of the army in Cnmrion rnmnnlirr A big lornado can measure a where Kalb was mortally Bhen pronounced sentence this ano in TraoiTionaiiy mne mi a wlde and 2M wounded in the 6nd dled week and the victim's father conservatlyeareaasuch as Cor- miles long and spawn whirling Aug. 19, The World Almanac handed Belghtol a complaint reaching 300 miles an recalls. and summons for a S50O0 dam- Atlan' how- reallv burned me by one giving up the struggle Peterson, 1019 the Sffl 51,100 worth of braces he's got on his teeth." int Cmra6 nas been he said. "Even if it had been' a Sit hls son' Hflndke and those dummies cost his wife, route 2.

SwwS.wV? me from i500 to Sl.OOO each. 7,1 "A.i. hrpn hprp fnr fivo veftr? nave lanEr. son OI Mr. ana Ld nntWnS iftelhk ever lishing their own by-laws, total Mrs.

Chuck Fisher, 301 Mor- and nothing like this has nappenett. Hill assigned Cullar to a locked cell for his own Detec tion, with a wax dummy mark- Leavenworth, Medicaiodge nuaism is sun canned in tne ningsiae roaa, celebrated his biggest and most prominent eleventh birthday yesterday beach resorts, with a swim party. More and more of the small- ins time off on' the wall for a sPrv'cei tor. fs effecdvc beaches "The nudists a re gain- Lansing, who died Monday haa been ground every year said night at the University of a nort in ihp Ppntral tne mass-circuiauon rrance itansas Meaicaj uenter will De CI nnPraP Soir. The paper estimated that at a.m.

tomorrow at the X'T. Uly uper3, 300,000 persons, half of them Wallula Christian church at George Goodman, 1035 Riley tal nudity 'on French beaches National Cemetery at Fort nas otcn iraiisiur.eu this summer, Leavenworth. Mrs. Tandy, from the Veterans Ad- Not so wni(c gan(jy native of Everest, had been In mi nistra.tio.n Center, nf ocliaslro and similar bas- falling amw fVtnKpr nl Morganti declared nudity an her husband, Elbert, two ouirageTorespeciaDievisuors, aaugnicrs, a son, ner mother According to the Nat pnal anet won unanimous approval and four grandchildren. Antnmnb Hp ub.

the str nc r. ATCHISON DAILY GLOBE founSMby E.W. In PublltnH by HlMMl PubllllMd dally ixcipl SHurdiy, Diy, Llbnr Oly, ThjnklplylnD Chrlttmtl Alchlion, Kinni Ptul Alllnghim FutallDiir nd back home living with Atfv.Minimr SUBSCRIPTION SATES RY MAIL (Tax ncludm) IN KANSAS Alchlton, Danlphin, Brown, Ntrnihi, One Six Wenlhi IH MISSOURI a PlilttCOunlln: Cw Vtar tva.OOi ThrN AAwlhi MCMBEHOFTI peaks of the Sierra Nevada are his pninl-hrush-wiplding vigil- University Df Rea search txiruiivtiv torn. w. for rHUbikinon of actually the ragged upper edge antcs Friends have been suggested.

of one huge mountain i4D0 miles Dozens have been caught and Mrs, Tandy had many friends long and 40 to 60 miles wide. blue this season. in ihe Atchison area. for Atchison's share in construction of walkways and shelters at the KANSAS CITY (AP) The 5 INTERNATIONAL FOREST Kansas City school board dl- jo OF FRIENDSHIP rested district administrators Wednesday night to proceed in cooperation with the international ass "In The Spirit of '76 l-cl It Begin With Me" AND MAIL The Mayor's Bicentennial Fund City Hall i Atchison, Kansas NAME. ADDRESS.

Make checks to Mayor's Bicentennial Fund YOUR NAME WILL BE LISTED in Atchison's American Revolution Bicentennial Celebration Honor Roll to be published in the Atchison Globe. A vear on Jupiter (one revohi- Jupiter is less than ID no'jrs tlon about the sun) lasts nearly because the planot rotates so 12 earth years. But a dav on swiftly. SIDEWALK SAU FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BIG-BIG-VARIETY of FINE MERCHANDISE UP TO JOLPH'S 723 Con'l. SIDEWALK CLEARANCr ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE MUST BE SOLD UNBELIEVABLE L0 PRICES ON SHIRTS and KNIT TOPS DRESSES (LONG SHORT) HURRY OVER and SEE US TODAYMt IHE GASLIGHT BOUTIQUE 509 on OPEN MJRSDAY MALL TILL 9 P.M.

SIDEWALK SPECIAL! ONE DOZEN ROSES FOR Cash carry Friday Saturday Many items lk price, too! ATCHISON FLORAL 627 Commercial.