No-Fault Proposal Expands Medical Bill Coverage
The proposed no fault plan would require compensation from the insurer for all medical bills and bar suits for any of them. It contrasts with states where lawsuits are allowed after bills exceed specific thresholds, noting Massachusetts Florida and several others with varying no fault forms.
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Massachusetts
Florida
Connecticut
Delaware
New Jersey
Maryland
Minnesota
Oregon
South Dakota
Illinois
Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours and Census
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Census shows 49 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Names listed for Monday and today include residents and staff with addresses. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs Freddie Matlock and a baby born Monday.
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Freddie Matlock
Forest
Memorial rites for George Pinegar held in Chanute
The memorial service for George Dewey Pinegar 74 who died Sunday will be Wednesday at 2 pm at Johnson Chapel with Dr Max Deweese officiating. Interment is in Liberty Cemetery. Pinegar longtime Santa Fe agent in Chanute had roles in local civic groups and military service. He was born June 1 1898 in Grenola and married Margaret Thornton July 16 1919 in Independence. Survivors include his widow a son and a daughter four grandchildren and one infant son preceded in death.
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George Dewey Pinegar
Johnson Chapel
Max Deweese
Liberty
Pinegar
Chanute
Santa Fe
Tulsa
Oklo
Presbyterian Church
Elks Club
Rotary
Masonic Order
Erie
Scottish Rite
Fort Scott
Transportation Club of
Erie American Legion
Grenola
Margaret Erma Thornton
Independence
D. Miner
Corpus Christi
Tex
R. T. Erickson
Newton
Donald
Neosho County Register of Deeds collects July fees
In Erie the Neosho County register of deeds office reports July totals of 1778.50 dollars. Doris M. Allman notes 77 deeds recorded for 241 dollars in fees, 35 mortgages for 129 dollars, one assignment, eight partial releases and four mortgage releases amounting to 68 167 dollars, 174 35 in financial statements, 153 dollars miscellaneous, and 91 013.50 dollars in mortgage registration fees.
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Erie
Neosho County Register of Deeds Office
Doris M. Allman
Register of Deeds
Parsons UF Goal Set at $46,000
Parsons United Fund announces a goal of 46,009 for 1972. A kickoff breakfast to start the drive is scheduled for September 11.
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Parsons UF
Parsons
Parsons United Fund
Presbyterians Plan Mission At First Presbyterian
Members of the First Presbyterian Church prepare to join a lay witness mission September 22 to 24. Coordinators are Bob and Mrs. Trimble of Topeka, with committees led by Mrs. Garrison and Mrs. Thornton. Youth representatives include Nancy Gibson, Brian Mee, and Sherri Rausch.
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First Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church
Bob Trimble
Topeka
Institute of Church Renewal
Atlanta
George Garrison
Kathryn Thornton
Richard Reinhardt
Robert Williams
Mariners Club
Ernest Anderson
Clarence Carr
Pearl Loveau
Howard Wilson
Ralph Drake
Aubrey Summers
Nancy Gibson
Brian Mee
Sherri Rausch
Pittsburg Tax Levy Rises to 115.83 Per Thousand
Pittsburg property owners face a 115.83 mill total tax levy for 1972 taxes due November 1, per proposed 1973 budgets. The levy rises 6.23 mills from 109.60 mills in 1971 and covers state county city and school district taxes.
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Pittsburg
Parsons Tax Rate Increases 65 Cents
Parsons taxpayers face a 65 cent per $1000 rise in assessed valuation with total levy mostly held steady. Labette County Parsons School District and Labette Community Junior College rates fall from last year while the city rate rises slightly and the state remains unchanged. The 1972 tax bill is 124.69 per thousand versus 124.04 in 1971.
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Parsons
Labette County
Parsons School District
Labette Community Junior College
Wie gans family reunion at Central Park Building
The Wie gans family plans its annual reunion this Sunday at the Central Park Building with a basket dinner served at 1 p.m. The event invites all relatives to join in a daytime gathering at the park venue.
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Wiegans
Central Park Building
Court Action Roundup: Guilty Pleas in Municipal Court
Herbert L Reed of Malcolm pleaded guilty to public intoxication profanity resisting arrest disorderly conduct assaulting an officer and defacing city property. He chose 330 dollar fine plus 100 dollar restitution or 201 days in county jail with 24 hours to raise funds. Doris Haws Bradfield pleaded guilty to public intoxication disorderly conduct and profanity and not guilty to resisting a cest. hearing on that charge set for Oct 2 with other sentences delayed. Gary Wikel of Chanute convicted of destruction of city property and two counts of disturbing the peace. ordered to pay for a torn blanket, given 10 10 and 20 day sentences to run consecutively, suspended and placed on parole for six months. Michael Outland Salina convicted of assaulting a police officer. sentenced to 60 days in county jail or 100 dollar fine.
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Herbert L. Reed
Malcolm
Reed
Doris Haws Bradfield
E. 18Th St
Gary Wikel
Chanute
Michael Outland
Salina
Runaways Returned as Officers Restore Order at Parsons
Police return two female juveniles to Parsons Training School after afternoon runaways. Gas department stops leak at a building north of the highway patrol facility. Candice Barr cited for failure to yield in a two car crash at Lafayette and Walnut. Hunziker’s east bound car and Barr’s south bound car towed.
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Parsons Training School
Highway Patrol
Candice L. Barr
Lafayette
Frd
B. Hunziker
W. Main
Hunziker
Walnut
Miss Barr
Attorney Withdraws From Labette Race
Parson, the only candidate for Labette County attorney in the November general election, has withdrawn. John B Manges, R Parsons, cited the loss of planned assistant John D Sherwood and low $7,200 salary under state law as reasons, saying he cannot serve without experienced help.
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Parsons
Labette County
John B Manges
R-Parsons
Richard C. Dearth
Manges
John D. Sherwood
Oswego
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