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i The Manhattan Mercury Tuesday, March 2, 1971 Competition forces need for SST plane I There is no evidence of such harm, Volpe said, and development and test flying of two prototypes "to answer fears with facts" is too close now to end federal aid for the plane. Legal Notices MENZIE ESTATE First published in the Manhattan Mercury on February IB. IH7I Kulequenl publications on Tuesday February mi and Tuesday March t. 1W7 1 i IN THE PROBATE COURT OF M1.EY COUNTY, KANSAS i -X. it Her friend, Christina Belton, 4, appears aloof approach to the cuddly animals.

one-week old. (AP Wirephoto) COKRALING T11E LAMBS-Peggy Leisure, 4, makes a closeup inspection of two of four lambs newly-brought to the Central Park Children's Zoo in New Nixon 's adviser is Symington target Attacks Kissinger's WASHINGTON AP) Sen. Stuart Symington urged Congress today to halt proliferation of what he calls the "Kissinger syndrome" a web of White House panels, groups and councils mastered by Henry Kissinger. The presidential adviser, the Missouri Democrat said in a prepared speech, "emerges as clearly the most powerful man in the Nixon administration next to the President himself." Kissinger "is the secretary of state in everything but title," the senator said. A Capitol appearance by Secretary of State William P.

Rogers to explain Indochina to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee "is rather an empty exercise." But Kissinger, the man with the answers, has never testified to that committee or any other, and remains "without any accountability of any kind whatever," said Symington. He spoke at a time when several Legal Notices 1'iiwcll Hiollii-rs. Inc Repair I 53 ll.nncji llnithert. Repair 5 HI Sliintliitd I'liiinbm. Repair 4150 Sl.iiHliitd Plumbing.

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Mileage 20 Jtimcel. Hcrink. Mileage 152 rsley Nauerth. Mileage I 44 Hairy Puett. Mileage In In Zabel, Mileage 43 KS Co Assessors' Assoc IV7I Dues 00 KSCo Clerks' 1971 Dues KSDist CkTks' Assoc la7l Dues 10 00 KS Pro.

Judges' Assoc. IWI Due 36 00 Zraiidale Salvage lo 25 00 Xerox Corporation. Xerox 430 31 Xerox Corporation. Xerox 255 00 Orpha Wesihe. Vital Statistics 0 KS Blue Crost Blue Shield.

Htwpltalliation 32 35 Hile County Treasurer. Retirement 706 14 Rile County Treasurer. Soc. Sec L3BI 15 Hile County Treasurer. St Withholding 30113 First National Bank.

Withholding 3.150 55 37,114 71 HEALTH 1 Feb 26.71 William Deam 195 00 D.irleneJ Karri 403 00 Marilyn Henderson 403 00 Galen Hulsing 54 00 Jubrlt.M 6M0O Helen till 584 00 Susan Trost 14 00 William Desm. Mileageexp 17 Darlenr Harris. Coc Exp 30 00 Darlene Harris. Mileage MM Galen Hulsing. Mileage 46 Helen OK.

Coc fxp 3000 Helen Ott. Mileageexp 26 64 BiuieHl Of lire Equip Supplies 4 26 Farmhouse Footh Corp Supplies 42 57 Manhattan Uundry A tl laundry II Memorial Hospital. Med. Supplies 33 0 Postmaster. Stamps 10 00 Riley County Treasurer.

St Withholding 35,11 St Mary'i Hospital. Med Supplies 151 Southwestern Bell Tele Co 47 41 IrlYeo.ltent 420 00 KS Blue Cross Blur Shield, llospitaliiatlon 106 First National Bank. ithholding 35171 3.171 II ROAD AND BRIDGE Feb. 21,71 Karl Axellon 740 00 Keith Carlton 461 25 James F. Chalmers 540 00 FloidConwell 11600 Johnny L.

Cyrene 456 75 Jerry Grain 525 00 Connie Harrington 484 00 JohnE Henlon 500 00 Bmdll Hull 630 00 Uoyd Jensen. Jr 427 50 Benedict Klaus 45100 Gerald Mcntgen 530 00 ClitlordA Palmquist 1175 00 'Kermil tl Peterson 56000 Virgil Peterson 5WO0 IJoydM Puketl 575 00 Hobbins 50 00 MarlinE Scoll 700 00 Freddie 1) Tilton 500 00 Rex Vail 500 00 Calt in Wege 50 00 DunnaB William ,.175 00 MironJ Benson 475 00 Kershaw Ready -Mix. Material II Powell Brothers. Inc Repairs 21 00 Anne Towel Service. Supplies 3 25 Aggie Hardw are 1 Electric.

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Symington, a senior member of the Foreign Relations Committee, repeated assertions Kissinger planned the Cambodian and Laotian invasions and called a hard-line, approach to trade with Eastern Europe, the Cuban-Russian sub-base incident and to the strategic arms limitation talks. Kissinger's power begins with his 110-man National Security Council staff. While Cabinet members, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and others are on the council, it is Kissinger who holds the reins, Symington said. Kissinger is chairman of the six groups under the security council the Verification Panel which monitors the SALT talks; the Vietnam Special Studies, Washington Special Action, and Senior Review groups which deal with critical issues across the board; at high tide. If the Wafra cannot be refloated, she may have to be destroyed by South African air force bombs, authorities said.

The Wafra, which sails under Liberian registry, went aground Sunday about six miles from shore, A sailor died but most of the crew abandoned ship. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The first birds treated for damage in the Jan. 18 Standard Oil Co. of California oil spill have returned to the wild. Two merganser ducks were released Sunday at the Berkeley Marina by volunteer workers who have been manning the Richmond costing $100,000 or more.

"Here's Ixicy's" season is as short as possible, this year only 22 new shows were pro-'tfuced. Six years ago mot TV series churned out 39 shows a year and rerun time generally was limited to June, July and Augt. Now it is in vail swing by April Fool's Day, "High Chaparral" on NBC this ravn was chnpvro' to 18 fpivxs artfkd historical essays. To obtain th history of each country's historical section, the K-State prof ew or communicated with rmhaisirs and historical ixtions throughout the world. F-ach area was asked to supply a nrd essay and a bibliographical list.

According to Higham, translation was a largp pro! l-m preparing th brKk, lie wasabl to rely, bo- ever, on the jarg State International stiejrnt end faculty population for -35 i i -v (' A York Monday. to take a more The lambs are WASHINGTON (AP) The Nixon administration, saying foreign competition necessitates development of a supersonic jetliner, promises environmental questions will be answered before commercial SST production is allowed. "Technological projects can be stopped if their continuation is found to be environmentally unsound," William D. Ruckelshaus, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, told a House Appropriations subcommittee Monday. As an example, he cited President Nixon's Jan.

19 decision halting the cross-Florida barge canal because of its impact on the ecology. The key issue in continuing development of two experimental SSTs is economics, Ruckelshaus said. "It appears most of the environmental questions can be answered without the two prototypes but the prototypes can answer them better." Secretary of Transportation John A. Volpe said the U.S. version of the plane must be developed to keep pace with Soviet and.

British French planes already flying. If prototype testing shows "that the SST will do irreparable harm to oui environment," Volpe said, "I will do everything possible, and the President has asked me to say this, to ensure that a United States SST does not fly in commercial service." Legal notices OGDEN CITY PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE Publiihrd In the Manhattan Mercvry. Kan at, March 1. 171 Notice it hrrrby iivm that pursuant to KSA -2101 Primary Elrctwn be conducted in the City of Ogden. Riley County.

Stale of Kansai. on the tth day of March. 197 1 The polls will open at 7 00 a and will dote at 7 00 The two candidate receiving the highest number of toiet for Mayor will have their names placed on the ballot at the Ogden City General City Election to be held April IV7I Notice it hereby given that the (allowing la a list of the name of the persons whose name art Is appear on the Primary Ballot MAYOR James Graham. Bos J. Ogden.

Kansas John A Harmon. JIS tth. Ogden. Kansas William Mara. Bos tU.

Ogden. Kansas (hear A Rogers. Bos N. Ogden, Kansas KSA 2tug No primary election of city officers shall be held unless by holding such primary one or more persons will be eliminated as candidates for office In the event there are not more than two candidates for any one oftice. the names of the candidates (or such office shall not appear on the primary el ret ion ballots, and there shall be no primary elect wo for turn office, but the names of such candidates shall be placed on the general rit election ballot Ten nominations for City Councilman filed with the City Clerk and transmitted forthwith to the County Election Officer The tea candidates far City Councilman will be placed on the April i.

Ogdea City General Election Ballot Wanda Coder Riley County Election Of ficnr PRIMARY ELECTION SCHOOL DIST. No. 37 Published In The Manhattan Mwcury March 17I PRIMARY SCW Kl. ELECTION WITICE I NIFIKISUXLDISTRICTNO 171. RILEY Ct)l NTY STATE Or KANSAS PotttwnNs lEIectwa Notice at hereby given that ramptianrw with KSA a Primary Election will be conducted at limfied, Vhool thwrrt Ns 17 Riley Cowity.

State of Kansas, on the ninth day of March. 171 The polls will open at 7 a and ill rtose at 7 The two candidate receiving the highest numhse of i rn will have their ntmr placed en the hslkot for pnutton So at the General lertton te be twld Aprd s. Nmire it herebt givm that the following Is list of the umn of the prrsons whnsr namr are la spoear on the pnrnar) Balk as ranrbdalei far Position No I. Board 4 lor I rafted School District No Riley I nurti State of Kama Alhrrt Hud Harmhar. Jr FdrM Math t.usjme Sw The designatrd otmg place is Kwts Grade Srrm4 Wands Carter Cwurty Elart ion Officer RKZOMNG SOUTH OF CONTINENTAL INN laM puMivSed at the Manhattan Merwy Starr t.

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Devisees and Legatees of Joejh Mmne. deceased and all other concerned: Vihi and each of you will take notice that on the 12th d.iv of February. 1071. Anne Mm-lc vat appointed executrix of the will of Joseph Mentis, deceased, and duly qualified as such executrix and letters testamentary uere issued to her on February 12. 1971, by the Probate Court of Kiley County, Kansas.

All parties interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly All creditors are notified to exhibit their demands against the said estate within nine months from the date of the first publication of this notice ut provided by law. and if their demands are not thus exhibited they shall be forever barred. Anne Mentle Executrix of the will of Joseph Meniie. Deceased EVKJtETT Sf.ATON Attorney for Executrix COUNTY DISBURSEMENTS FOR FEBRUARY. 1971 Published in the Manhattan.

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Because of such concentration of decision-making authority, he said, "neither Congress nor the people have any real knowledge, let alone any voice, in the formulation of policy decisions wtiich could well determine the nation's future." The senator said a start toward reversing this trend could well be made "by taking a long hard look at the request for the 'little State Department' currently in residence at the White House." bird cleaning depot. And on Monday San Francisco Zoo director Ronald Reuther said the zoo's bird center's workers put two canvas backs in a pond to see how their once oil-soaked feathers would behave in the water. "We didn't think they'd take off, but they did," said Reuther. Recent estimates by the state Fish Game Department put the number of oil coaled birds at 7,000. Most of these died on the way to or at collection centers, About 1,500 reached the too, where Reuther said only about 75 are still alive.

He made no predictions as to how many will survive eventually. The network knocked it off for a couple of midwinter months and showed instead a clutch of specials. Michael Dann, a prophet of network doom since he left a CIVS senior vice presidency to join noncommercial television's "Sesame Street" staff, recently predicted that reruns would start even earlier next season. Many series will wind up before Jan. 1, such a -i stance.

Rook title printrd in their oriina! language and Kr.glish so that renearcheri knrrw what i on subjects of Interest In other larguagr-). To of the eays are by Kannas Mate University graduate iturknta In history. Mary George. Wichita, pr J'a ihapter and hiMk'graphy on American civil hi stores, of Wr Id War II, and formor John GrenrwoM t( Omaha, r'rf on Sojet official hitiwti, CAPETOWN. South Africa (AP) -A major oil spill fouled the beaches of the southern tip of Africa today as salvage workers struggled to free the gounded tanker Wafra.

Crude oil spewed from six ruptured tanks and formed a slick almost 35 miles long. Beaches from Cape Agulhas to Struisbaai wore the gooky muck. Almost 4.000 gallons of detergent had been dumped from launches into the Indian Ocean to combat pollution, which threatens several fishing ports and resorts as well as wa birds and marine life. Three tugs were ready to try again to pull the 43.750 ton veswl free today Tl review Expenses cut 'Lucy' short NEW YORK (AP) Television's harbinger of upring arrived Monday night: Lucille Ball's series went Into muni with a reprise of her season'! opener which starred the Burtons and lii's diamond. Iucy, after 19 television s--3fcon.

Mill a ratings thampiVrn, has sem production costs of her series qiiadrvVle with each episode now Prof has collection of essays published A rintorirrBphy and bibliography by Kana State University hutory profrsfir Robin High am has just bTn ptit.lisbrd The hook, "Offkial Histories," a f.44 page collectirm of e3yl and bibliographies from historical sections throughout the world. EUm's original intenljofi a to a bibliography but since this revr ilM very littt on the torrspmition rf official histories, be.