Gambling raids ruled illegal in Kansas
Barton County District Court Judge Frederick Woleslagel ruled the raids on eight private clubs in Great Bend illegal for lacking search warrants. He ordered suppression of evidence from the raids and any inquiry. Miller vowed to appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court and continue the gambling crackdown despite the ruling.
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Great Bend
Kan
Vern Miller
Frederick Woleslagel
Woleslagel
An In
Woleslager
Topeka
Barton County District Court
Kansas
State Supreme Court
High Court
Miller
Barton County
Juveniles Plan Joint Detention Centers with Nearby Counties
Erie probate Judge Alber ta Gough and juvenile officer Ray Zumalt discussed county detention options with Neosho County commissioners. They proposed sharing facilities with Crawford or Montgomery counties to reduce space and cost. Crawford County has repurposed Mt. Carmel for juvenile detention and Independence updated a jail floor for similar use. Neosho and Chanute cited limited county jail facilities and a district probate judges meeting will explore the plan. No decision was made after a 2 hour 45 minute grievance hearing. City Manager Sanborn will decide Friday on the firing of George Brieger, a street worker and union steward.
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Juvenile Authorities and Commission
Crawford
Montgomery Counties
Kenneth Casper
Crawford County
Mt. Carmel
Independence
Neosho County
Chanute
Zumalt
Gough
Montgomery
George Brieger
Topeka
Improvement Report On Neosho County Jail Inspectio n
District Judge George W. Donaldson praised overall cleanliness and recent painting at the Neosho County jail during a routine inspection with County Attorney Raymond W. Radford. He noted the women's quarters are inadequate for more than one female prisoner, lack segregation for a juvenile, and recommended painting and minor refurbishing. the sheriff had only about an hour’s notice.
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Raymond W. Radford
Donaldson
Area Forecast: Mild Friday With Light Winds
Fair to night with southwest winds 5 to 15 mph and not very cold. Friday brings variable clouds and mild conditions. Lows tonight near 25 and highs Friday around 40s. Chance of precipitation 5 percent tonight and 10 percent Friday.
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragment from an intercepted letter comments on fault between law and its interpreters, noting the difficulty in judging where responsibility lies. The text hints at tensions between legal systems and those who apply them.
Court Reinstates Iola Slot Case
The Kansas Supreme Court ordered the appeal of the Iola slot machine case reinstated after ruling the attorney general’s office filed in time. The ruling grants three extra days for mail delivery and centers on charges tied to five slot machines found at the Iola American Legion Club during a raid last June.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Atty
Vern Miller
High Court
Miller
Asst. Atty
Patrick Connolly
Allen County District Court
Attorney General's Office
The
Allen County
Robert Stadler
Iola American Legion Club
Stadler
Kansas
Moscow
Vladimir K. Bukovsky
Soviet Union
IRS Finds Widespread Price Posting Noncompliance
Nationwide IRS spot checks reveal many stores fail to post freeze period ceiling prices under Phase 2 rules. IRS deputy Portnoy warns firms must comply by Jan 17, while the Cost of Living Council orders further investigations into price increases on meats clothing and other goods.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Jerry Portnoy
IRS
The
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
New York City
Velenik
Wichita Labor Federation
Kansas
H. L. Walton
Afl-Cio
Pride story highlights Chanute achievements in Kansas
Major newspapers report Chanute's PRIDE accomplishments as best in Kansas. The Wichita Eagle carries three AP columns and one photo on page 5A, with the AP team visiting Chanute last month. The Kansas City Star also runs a shortened AP report on page 3A.
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Chanute
Kansas
Wichita Eagle Today
Associated Press
Kansas City Star
Armco and rivals cut steel prices amid industry price war
Armco Steel Corp joined U S Steel in lowering prices across a broad range of products. Industry sources say Inland Steel and Bethlehem Steel quickly matched moves, while U S Steel cited competitive pricing and questioned cost justification. prior hikes of 7.7 percent on hot and cold rolled products were set Jan 1 and Feb 1 respectively.
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Pittsburgh
Armco Steel Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
Armco
Middletown
Ohio
U.S. Steel
U.S
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
Inland
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Pric
Ing
U S. Steel
Prowler's Plight and Auto Sales Milestone Reported
A Detroit prowler case ends with Johann Drescher hung in a skylight as firefighters free him. He faces a $1000 bond after claiming he never entered the building. Separately, U.S. auto sales hit 10,155,411 in 1971, up 22 percent from 1970. FDA proposes ban on hexachlorophene in hygiene sprays pending safety review with 60 day comments.
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Detroit
Johann Drescher
Drescher
Frank Wiecek
United States
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Register
Nixon Sato hold first talks at Western White House
President Nixon and Japan's Prime Minister Eisaku Sato began formal negotiations after informal pre-summit diplomacy by Treasury Secretary Connally. Sato arrived in Southern California for face to face talks, with Connally visiting Finance Minister Mizuta.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Sato
California
White House
Connally
Miko Mizuta
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Connolly
John
Schultz
Cedar Fails
Iowa
Kenneth Sanborn
Robert Pennington
Sanborn
Erie
George W. Donaldson
Cha
Iola
Preme Court
Wichita
Arthur Yelenik
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Virginia
Nebraska
Illinois
New Mexico
Portnoy
Portney
Prowler
Samuel H. Olsen
Olsen
Ban
House Armed Services Committee
Jack Anderson
Pentagon
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
George H. Boldt
Tulsa, Okla
Oklahoma
Bud Langdon
Tulsa
Red Cross Blood Center
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