Divorce kits still on market in Kansas sales
Shawnee County District Judge Kay McFarland denied an injunction against Jerry Hill who sells Econo Divorce Service do it yourself kits for 48 dollars. The judge ruled Hill is not engaging in unlawful practice of law though the kit may be inadequate and cautioned about potential consumer risk.
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UPI
Jerry Hill
Hill
Econo
Kansas
Shawnee County
Kay McFarland
Curt Schneider
City Hauls In City Dogs as Ordinance Enforces Control
Police chief announces animal control back on duty to patrol the city. Dogs at large face a $5 fine to reclaim from the dog pound plus $1 per day boarding. Citations issued to owners. violations carry $5 to $15 fines. Residents may file complaints at the Municipal Court in the Memorial Building.
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Chet Hale
Hale
Memorial Building
Early start on Christmas books at Chanute Public Library
A Chanute Public Library note urges starting Christmas reads now to finish by December. New titles span crafts and needlework, collecting guides, visual and performing arts, and classic literature from authors like Malory, Steinbeck, and Griffin, with market guides and writer resources included.
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Evelyn Coskey
Yestermorrow
Diana Funaro
Ethie Williamson
Pittsburg
Lowell Innes
L. Elsinore Springer
Stanley Baker
Louise Boger
Rex Cole
Charles Brooks
Albert Christ-Janer
Georgia Museum of Art
Lenny Lipton
Marie Winn
Tony Palmer
Rolling Stone
Jim Miller
Diagram Group
Anita Loos
Judith Vierst
Susan Griffin
E. E. Cummings
Amherst
William Luce
King Arthur
Sir Thomas Malory
John Steinbeck
Norman Simpson
Lo Kuan-Chung
Writer's Market
Donald Mulkerne
Freeing antinuclear protesters amid measles concerns in New Hampshire
Health officials said one detainee with German measles was sent home and all pregnant demonstrators could be released on personal recognizance upon testing. About 50 women were believed pregnant. no releases by 1 p.m. Meanwhile the New Hampshire Supreme Court denied blanket bail releases and the Clam shell Alliance planned federal court action for further releases.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Health and Welfare
Robert Whalen
Whalen
New Hampshire Medical Society
Catholic Medical Center
Manchester
Rand Wilson
Medical Society
Hamilton Putnam
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Clamshell Alliance
New Panama Canal Treaty Talks To Resume In Washington
The State Department voiced optimism as the second round of Panama Canal talks under the Carter administration begins in Washington. Negotiations expected to last a week focus on turning defense, jurisdiction, and operation of the canal over to Panama by 2000 upon treaty termination.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Carter
Contadora Island
U.S
Cablevision owner American Television posts quarterly and nine month results
American Television and Communications Corp. reports quarterly net sales of 104.0 million for the quarter ended March 31 up from 70.3 million a year earlier. Net income is 1.57 million, EPS 1.20, with patent settlements boosting 1976 figures. Nine month results show net income of 4.35 million, up 55 percent, and total revenues of 38.69 million. A regular quarterly dividend of 0.05 a share is declared payable June 27 to holders of record June 1. An initial 0.05 dividend was declared January 27.
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Is. K. Porter Company, Inc
American Television and Communications Corp
Denver
Cablevision
Chanute
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