Kansas Faces Dilemma in Juvenile Offenders
The 1972 Kansas Supreme Court ruling criticizes state care for 16 and 17 year olds in delinquency cases. The article notes lack of facilities for between two institutions, explores why youths are not tried as adults, and describes juvenile classifications and court processes under Judge Alberta Gough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Supreme Court
Kansas State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Boys Industrial School
Topeka
District Court
Alberta Gough
Gough
Police Chiefs Defend City Car Use for On Call Duty
Police Chief Lige Matlock and Assistant Chief Chester Hale defend using city owned cars 24 hours a day for patrol and transport duties. They note off duty calls average three per night and argue a larger parking issue would arise if every officer drove to work. Hale adds others in city government also use city cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lige Matlock
Chester Hale
Matlock
Memorial Building
Hale
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Juvenile Justice View
The intercepted letter argues that punishment should target a juvenile's influence by breaking his spokes and implies a retaliatory stance toward a troublesome youth. The source reflects a general perspective on juvenile justice rather than specific actions.
Gas Shortage Probed by Kansas Attorney General
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller ordered an investigation into possible violations of state law in gasoline distribution to service stations. He cited reports of restraints of trade, price discrimination, and dubious allocation practices that may be driving the shortage and urged citizens with information to contact his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Atty
Vern Miller
Miller
Kansas
Police to Tighten Theft Crackdown Near Bryant's Antiques
Police announce intensified theft enforcement targeting flare thefts from trenches. Matlock cites a recent case from 20 N. Central where electric flares were stolen, warning that a thief could face damages if a vehicle accident results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lige Matlock
Bryant
N. Central
Matlock
Chanute Art Gallery to Open Sunday afternoon
Chanute debuts the Chanute Art Gallery this Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. in the East Room of the Tioga Hotel with free admission. Founders include Mines and McCoy Jr with a core collection featuring Birger Sandzen paintings and works by Norman Nichols Sodal Abbuehl Browning Good Grimes Hanson Rollow Harmon Booe Kensett Abbuehl Huffman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Hooinagle
Trippy McCoy
Buffy
Chanute Art Gallery
Tioga Hotel
Mary Browning
Ocean
Chanute
Tom Baughn
Mines
Howard McNeill
Wilbur Thompson
John Knight
George
Birger Sandzen
Kansas
William Bodley
Siera Norman
Frank Nichols
Zola
McCoy
Conference Needed On Anti War Bills
The Senate and House clash over a 3.6 billion dollar Cambodia Laos war funding bill. A conference committee will reconcile a Senate ban on all U S combat activity in Indochina with a milder House version. The Senate approved anti bombing and funds cutoffs, and B52 raids were cited as efforts to withdraw North Vietnamese troops in Cambodia. The measure aims to ban further U S combat actions in Cambodia and Laos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
U.S
Indochina
House
Cambodia
Laos
United States
Nixon
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Congress
Vietnam
Eagleton
Wreck Kills Young Lolan Faulkner near Iola
IOLA Forrest S. Faulkner 23 of Tola died on arrival at Allen County Hospital after a head on crash with a semi on US 54 about 22 miles west of Iola. He was driving a 1973 Chevrolet Vega at 10:30 p m when the collision with James L. Dorsey 43 of Bronson caused the Vega to be demolished and the truck damage pegged at 35000. Dorsey and passenger John L. McMurray 47 of Lavonburg were treated and released at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Forrest S. Faulkner
Tola
Allen County
Faulkner
James L. Dorsey
Bronson
Dorsey
John L. McMurray
Lavonburg
Highway Patrol
Gardener’s hemp plants found at Cairo Zoo
At the Cairo Zoo 64 year old master gardener Shehata Abdel Aziz Freiy was caught uprooting 75 Indian hemp plants among thousands of garden specimens. He said the crop would fund his retirement. In Philadelphia, calls for restoring the death penalty followed the slaying of a warden and deputy at Holmesburg Prison. Police charged two inmates with the murders. Captain Leroy Taylor, wounded, urged reviving executions. Mayor Frank Rizzo also supported the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Shehata Abdel Aziz Freiy
Cairo Zoo
Philadelphia
Holmesburg Prison
Unemployment Rate Steady at Five Percent in May
Washington AP reports the nations jobless rate remained at five percent in May despite strong economic expansion. Government data show little change since last November, suggesting enduring slack in the labor market amid vigorous growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S
Conflicting Testimony At Watergate Hearings
Congressmen cite conflicting testimonies from top officials about Watergate. The Senate committee has been asked by Archibald Cox to stop hearings to protect future trials, a request reportedly rejected according to the Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee
Washington Post
Archibald Cox
Post
Cox
Greece moves to abolish monarchy and form presidential republic
Premier George Papadopoulos announced abolition of the monarchy and the creation of a presidential republic. He said a nationwide vote would ratify the decision and a general election would follow, the first since February 1964, while investigations allegedly linked exiled King Constantine to the royalist navy mutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Papadopoulos
Constantine
Dollar Drops to Record Lows as Gold Prices Rise
The American dollar fell to new lows at the start of European trading and gold prices climbed to fresh highs. Dealers attributed the move to widespread distrust in the dollar and large volumes of selling orders from various sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Icelandic Tugrammed by British Trawlers Sparks New Clash
A government spokesman said 10 to 20 British trawlers rammed an Icelandic tugboat three times in disputed waters east of Iceland, risking sinking. Separately, two British trawlers were rammed by an Icelandic gunboat in a fresh flare up over fishing rights around the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykjavik
Iceland
London
Atlantic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neosho County
Gough Gough
Cathy Mih
Miss Mih
Alex Mih
W. 4Th
The
Chanute High School Kayettes
the Tribune
Salome Harmon
Dorothy Booe
Cynthia
Cha
Federal Aviation Administration
Wreck Kills
Young Lolan
Leroy Taylor
Frank Rizzo
Georges Pompidou
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!