Hilton Loew Agree to $5.3 Million Customer Refunds
Hilton Hotels Corp. and Loew's Hotel Corp. will reimburse $5.3 million to customers who were overcharged for room service and telephone calls. Both firms deny wrongdoing but settled the suit. The action is led by a lawyers’ team including William.
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Chicago
Hilton Hotels Corp
Loew’s Hotel Corp
William
Colson
Miami
New York
Marriott Motor Hotels
Ramadann
Hyatt House Hotels
The
Hughes Tool Co
Sheraton Motels
Motor Inns
Abraham L. Marovitz
U.S. District Court
Hilton Company
Loew's
Deaths and Funerals Notices Include Willan and Barrackman
Robert M. Willan of 1201 Santa Fe died at Colonial Acres Nursing Home after an extended illness. Allie M. Barrackman, 82, of Humboldt died at Stormont Vail Hospital, Topeka, after a long Humboldt life and 45 years at Monarch Cement Co. Funeral arrangements and services are listed for Barrackman at Humboldt United Methodist Church with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. The filing also covers a consumer rebates case involving Hilton, Loew's, and others with settlements and deadlines for customer rebates.
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Robert M. Willan
Santa Fe
Colonial Acres Nursing Home
Johnson Mortuary
Humboldt
Allie M. Barrackman
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Albin Barrackman
Humboldt United Methodist Church
Leroy Foreman
Mount Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Driver Charged After One Car Crash
John Clarenson, 17, of Yates Center, was charged with careless driving and speeding after a one car crash on Santa Fe. His 1963 vehicle was totaled. He allegedly turned left from the right lane onto 14th street, causing a rollover near Henry Street and damage to a fence. He posted a $40 bond and a hearing is set for December 27.
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John Clarenson
Yates Center
Clarenson
Santa Fe
14Th Street
Henry
Jail Sentence for Theft Plea in City Court
Russell Hibbs Shaw pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail by City Court Judge Richard Ashley. He allegedly stole funds from Ed Thompson's farm, R. 1, last month.
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Russell Hibbs
Shaw
Richard Ashley
Hibbs
Ed Thompson
Daily Transcript Hospital Visiting Hours And Census
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census shows 34 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Names include Linda Erickson Ruth Gordon A F VanWickle Ronald Blake Rufus Crawford Ralph Metzen Ollie Dautrich Homer LeForge Jeanne Vaselopoulis with addresses in Humboldt Kansas City and Ark.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Linda Erickson
N. Lafayette
Ruth Gordon
Humboldt
A. F. VanWickle
S. Kansas
Ronald Blake
Evergreen
Rufus Crawford
Ralph Metzen
S. Highland
Ollie Dautrich
Arkansas City
Homer LeForge
N. Central
Jeanne Vaseloupolis
S. Santa Fe
Australians Return 500 Acres In New Guinea Land Claim
An Australian Supreme Court judge返 return of 500 acres to tribal ownership over land seized when Germany controlled German New Guinea. The judge ruled German title was never proven and the land had been inherited by Australians after 1914. The tribe marked the decision with a large feast and sing sing.
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Lae
New Guinea
Supreme Court
Germany
German New Guinea
Britain
Knight promoted to PFC in Germany for 508th service unit
Promoted to private first class is David J. Knight Jr., husband of Martha Knight of Humboldt, serving as vehicle mechanic in the 508th Service Company near Kaiserslautern in Germany. Tribune carrier contact lines are provided for missed deliveries, with a dial time of 5 30 p.m.
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David J. Knight Jr
Martha Knight
Humboldt
Germany
508Th
Kaiserslautern
Load Limit Signs For Allen Bridges
Allen County posted load limit signs on two bridges and closed the Owl Creek bridge west of Humboldt after inspections by engineer Doug McCully. McCully will inspect all county bridges as required for federal funds. Deer Creek south of Carlyle and Big Creek west of Elsmore also have new limits.
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Allen County
Owl Creek
Humboldt
Doug McCully
McCully
Deer Creek
Carlyle
Big Creek
Elsmore
City Attorney Resigns in Independence Meeting
Bruce E. Borders has resigned as Independence city attorney effective immediately per a Monday letter to the city commission. He offered no reason. Borders held the post since February. J. C. C. Van Buskirk said no immediate recommendation on a successor.
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Independence
Bruce E. Borders
Borders
J. C. C. van Buskirk
Ironquill Estates Units Filled in Fort Scott
Fort Scott housing project Ironquill Estates opened June 1 and filled to capacity by August 1. Located in the southeast part of the city the development provides affordable housing. Sponsored by the Church of God Holiness led by Rev. John I. Page. Sixty eight units built across 31 buildings plus a community center.
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Fort Scott
Ironquill Estates
Church of God Holiness
John I. Page
Housing funds allocated for Topeka low rent housing project
The Department of Housing and Urban Development reserved 848 974 dollars for Topeka Kansas. Senators James Pearson and Bob Dole announced on Monday the funds will be used to construct 100 family dwelling units.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
James Pearson
Bob Dole
Youth Pleads No Contest in Market Assault Case
Douglas Fickel, 19, of R. 4, entered a no contest plea on an assault and battery charge and was fined $25 by Municipal Judge Richard Ashley. He was arrested after striking another youth in a Foodtown Super Market parking lot last month.
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Douglas Fickel
Richard Ashley
Foodtown Super Market
Five-County Health Board Formed for Southeast Kansas
ICLA Kenneth Horton Dr Eugene Myers and County Commissioner Alvin Lassman will represent Allen County on a 15 member five county board to operate Southeast Kansas Multi-County Health Services. Linn Anderson Woodson Bourbon and Allen counties will maintain nurses run immunization clinics and provide health services with headquarters at the Allen County courthouse Iola.
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ICLA
Kenneth Horton
Eugene Myers
Alvin Lassman
Allen County
Kansas
Linn
Anderson
Woodson
Bourbon
Allen Counties
Allen County Advisory Committee gains new and reappointed members
Alvin Lassman reports nine residents appointed or reappointed to the Allen County Advisory Committee to the Board of Social Welfare. New members include Mrs. Letha Kramer, Mrs. Waneta Pope of Iola, and Harvey McVey of Moran, with reappointments of Gladys Williams Patsy McGinnis Daisy Letsinger Gladys Sutherland Levi Miller of Iola and Charlie Brown of Mildred.
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IOLA
Allen County
Board of Social Welfare
Alvin Lassman
Letha Kramer
Waneta Pope
Harvey McVey
Moran
Stanford Bombing Damages Center at Stanford University
Two bombs exploded at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center in Stanford California causing up to 100000 dollars in damage to the 100 million dollar facility run by Stanford University for the Atomic Energy Commission. No injuries or radiation leaks reported as bombs struck the Klystron Tube Gallery at the west end of the two mile accelerator. Electronic gear was left in a shambles, officials said.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Stanford University
Atomic Energy Commission
Local Stocks Bid and Asked from Kustom Electronics ILCS
Readable shares show Kustom Electronics bidding 7 percent with an ask of 8 while ILC Products bids 3 percent and asks 4. Westamerica Securities Inc. furnishes the data.
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Kustom Electronics
ILC
Westamerica Securities Inc
Kiwanis Club Members Shop For Needy Children
In lieu of a regular meeting Monday night Kiwanis members shopped for needy children for Christmas. Bill La Rue chairs the Boys and Girls Committee overseeing the project with Harold Anderson presiding. Kiwanis Pancake Day profits fund the effort. Chanute High School classes of 1922 1933 and 1934 plan a June 1973 reunion with a January meeting to follow.
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Kiwanis Club
Bill la Rue
Harold Anderson
Chanute High School
Tioga Hotel
Gladys Hoepker
Humboldt
Ernest O. Anderson
Randall Diver
Bob Koch
Bill Slane
Neal Munger
Chanute
Harry Newland
Canadohta Lake Park
First Conviction In Liquor Drive At KU Game
Lawrence Kansas AP a man Thomas J Brennan found guilty in Douglas County Court of consumption of liquor on state owned property This follows Kansas attorney general crackdown on drinking at football games Brennan arrested at a University of Kansas football game Nov 20 by two Kansas Highway Patrol officers Officers testified he had a drink in one hand and a bottle in the other He allegedly threw the drinks at officers Judge Charles Rankin sentenced Brennan to 30 days in jail but granted parole after ordering him to pay a 100 fine and court costs.
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Lawrence, Kan
Thomas J. Brennan
Douglas County
Kansas
Brennan
University of Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Charles Rankin
Pittsburg High Plans 56 Acre Site Purchase
Pittsburg school district negotiates a 56 acre site behind 4th and Free King Highway. The land, part of George Brinkman estate, was agreed at 2000 dollars per acre totaling about 112000 dollars. No date set for presenting the proposal to voters.
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Pittsburg
Board of Education
4Th
Free King Highway
George Brinkman
Coffeyville Jaco Buys More Land
Coffeyville Community Junior College has purchased nearly two blocks west of the campus from the Urban Renewal Agency for future expansion. The price was $60,400, according to a UR spokesman.
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Coffeyville
Coffeyville Community Junior College
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