Fatzer denied drunk charges after airport incident
Grapevine Texas justice Floyd Gray said Kansas Chief Justice Harold Fatzer did not appear intoxicated after an incident at the Dallas-Fort Worth airport. Gray declined to say whether Fatzer faced formal drunk and disorderly counts. Fatzer has denied any charges.
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Dallas-Ft. Worth
Fatzer
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Gray
Texas
Justice of Peace
Gray
Grapevine
Justice Court
Fatzer Case Sparks Questions Over Formal Charges
Texas justice of the peace refuses to discuss whether Fatzer faced charges after a November arrest at the airport. He says no charges existed and he spoke with Fatzer without detailing the circumstances. The report notes ongoing calls for House inquiry, AG remarks, and related judicial conduct matters in Kansas and Grapevine.
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Kansasi
Alty
Curt Schneider
State House
Schneider
House
Roger Robertson
Hutchinson
Fatzer
Senate
Grapevine
Ran
Richard J. Rome
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Rome
Ag Prices Spark Layoffs in Local Agricultural Firms
Low grain and cattle prices trigger layoffs and reduced hours across Peerless Plastics American Implement Oswald Garden City Farm Equipment and related agri industries. About 150 Oswald workers face a 15 employee cut beginning Dec 17 while Peerless impacts remain unclear. Job Service notes potential broader layoffs if demand does not improve. Local unemployment holds at 2.2 percent, with some firms delaying rehiring and trimming hours instead of firing to cope with slow season.
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Peerless Plastics
American Implement
Oswald
Garden City
Alan Riedel
Job Service Center
Peerless
Bob Kissick
John Judge
Oswalts
Albert Ricketts
Ricketts
Les Hopkins
Garden City Farm Equipment
Hopkins
Scott's Fairleigh KLA Proxy-Elect President
Jack Vanier of Brookville Hereford ranching elected president of the Kansas Livestock Association at the 64th annual convention in Wichita. He succeeds Rolland D. Parr with Floyd L. Fairleigh named president elect for the coming year and to serve on the KLA board. Parr and Fairleigh will also serve on the board in 1977. Jim Angles of Satanta elected district 2 director, succeeding Harold Been.
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Wichita
Jack Vanier
Brookville
Kansas Livestock Association
Rolland D. Parr
Floyd L. Fairleigh
Scott City
Fairleigh
KLA
Parr
Jim Angles
Satanta
Harold Been
Becky Herman Named Kansas Wheat Queen
Becky Herman a 20 year old Garden City woman was chosen to represent Kansas as the Wheat Queen at a Wichita ceremony during the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers meeting. She is a KU journalism major and was selected from 14 contestants earning $700 in grants and a wardrobe.
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Garden City
Kansas
Becky Herman
Richard Herman
Conkling
Wichita
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Finney County
KAWG
Kansas Wheat Commission
Kansas Wheathearts
Kansas University
Herman
Hawaii
National Meeting of Wheat Growers
Miss Herman
Kearny County
Sherry Henderson
Funny Money Upside Down Bills Spark Trading Buzz
In Philadelphia area a batch of real $1 bills with upside down serial numbers and seals from the Federal Reserve and Treasury is drawing dealer interest. Officials say the misprints stem from a misfeed on a new printing machine, with values offered from $50 to $60 and resales up to $125 each.
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Philadelphia
Sam
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
U.S
Norman Pullen
Robbinsville
H.T. Krisak
Bureau
Washington Mint
Federal Reserve Banks
Atlanta
Chicago
Kansas City
Krisak
Cain
Garden City Fans Rally as Broacbusters Fall 65-58
Three-year-old Shauna Lloyd, daughter of Garden City Community College student Jean Lloyd, watches the Bronchugtere loss to Mid Plain of North Platte 65-58 on Friday night. The scene captures local hopes and disappointment as action unfolds on page 10.
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Garden City
Shauna Lloyd
Garden City Community College
Jean Lloyd
Broacbusters
Shauna
Mid Plaine
North Platte
Neb
Millions in Cash Airborne After Brink's Truck Crash
Four injured and as much as seven million dollars in cash scattered across snow beside icy interstate 94 when a Brink's truck overturned. A second truck was sent to recover the money from snowbanks near Russell Wisconsin. Driver Raymond Materich, 60, hospitalized with a broken leg and scalp wounds. three guards in good condition. All from Milwaukee.
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Brink
Raymond Materich
Waukegan
Milwaukee
Wis
Cold Winter Forecasts Clash With Warm Spell
A column recalls a near 57 degree warm spell after frigid November notes, cites mixed forecasts from AP and Old Farmers Almanac, and argues winter will remain unpredictable. It blends family cats as weather augurs with memories of Montezuma and Monte games in biting cold.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Great Plains
New Mexico
Max
Fuzzy
1St Street
Mother Nature
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Carol Unapper
Wards Garden Center
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Hin
Dodge City
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Goodlan
Russell AG
Salina
Topeka
Scott's
Fairleigh Kla
Kansas Wheat Queen
Uncle Sam
Kan
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Gomer
Central
Montezuma
Monte
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Bogue
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