Court dockets list numerous traffic fines and citations
The record shows multiple petty larceny and traffic violations with fines ranging from five to fifty dollars. Names, addresses and charges include speeding improper left turns defective equipment and failure to yield with several suspensions and a few dismissals. A civil suit by Clifford Lovitt seeks thirty thousand dollars for an accident on U S 24 near Williamstown with Owens Trucking and Bettenbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil W. Ruesch
Oread
Clifford J. Hadl
Roger A. Grammer
Brook
Lee A. Kennedy
James A. Cambron
Engel Rd
Jack H. Brown
Larry A. Clark
N. H
Peter A. Miles
Mitchell Rd
Angelos Pharmakidis
Bruce R. Powell
Topeka
Gary R. Talmage
Frontier
Sharon K. Sturns
Stouffer Pl
Homer L. Taylor
Tenn
William M. Page
Mark F. Hardwick
W. 24Th
Lewis N. Pollard
Michael J. Shumway
Gary A. Schafersman
Alice K. Land
Madeline
Clifford Lovitt
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Joe S. Owens
Owens Trucking Service
Salina
Vernon E. Bettenbrook
Lovitt
U.S. 24
Williamstown
Jefferson County
Owens
Bettenbrook
Man Helps Stranded Driver But Loses Battery in Beaumont
In Beaumont Texas Steve Nobles saw a man attempting to install a battery in a car. He lent his wrench and helped finish the job. The driver left with the battery but Nobles could not complete a similar repair and found his battery missing.
Part Time Summer Jobs Sought for Teens in STEP
The Summer Teen Employment Program seeks 100 job slots from local businesses to expand after 22 promised positions from the parks and Ballard Center plus Gibsons Discount. STEP offers two hours daily five days weekly for youths 10 to 15, with wages by employer or STEP funds and a $7,000 funding request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STEP
Phil Briscoe
City Human Relations Department
Parks and Recreation Department
Ballard Center
Gibsons
Briscoe
Marula Fruit Triggers Elephants In Kruger Park Spree
In Kruger National Park thousands of elephants gorge on ripe marula fruit causing playful to drunken behavior. Rangers note elephants consume ponds of water after feasting, some showing relaxed daze others irritable temper. Monkeys baboons and warthogs join the feast and Venda tribesmen brew a potent drink from the berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger National Park
South Africa
Johannesburg
Kruger Park
Venda
Mobile Lab For Sheriff Ready May
The Douglas County Sheriff Department expects its mobile laboratory to be in operation by May 1. Sheriff Rex Johnson notes the vehicle is ready except for lab equipment delayed to cut costs by letting deputies install fixtures and build cabinets. The van may cost 3500 to 4000 now, versus 10000 to 12000 with factory equipment, and will include a dark room, storage for rescue gear, fingerprints, and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Johnson
KU Hosts Ninth Seminar on Higher Education in Americas
Kansas University hosts for the ninth year the Seminar on Higher Education in the Americas with 27 policy administrators from 16 Central and South American countries. The 12th seminar focuses on innovation and planning challenges. The group meets at KU through April 7 after sessions in Caracas and Albuquerque, visiting KU Medical Center Linda Hall Library and Nelson Art Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Americas
University of Simon Bolivar
Caracas
Venezuela
University of New Mexico
Laurence Chalmers
Francis Heller
George Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas Union
Kenneth Anderson
Kansas’ Master Planning Commission For Education
Kansas City
KU Medical Center
Linda Hall
Nelson Art Gallery
Dorm Association Chooses Officers
Alex Thomas a Kansas University sophomore from Ethiopia is the 1972 73 president of the Association of University Residence Halls AURH Also chosen were Matt Hamilton Kansas City sophomore first vice president Jack Meyer Norton junior second vice president Jean Foreman Shawnee Mission sophomore secretary and John Beisner Salina freshman treasurer In Plettenberg Bay South Africa locals call their amber colored water champagne water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Thomas
Kansas University
Ethiopia
Association of University Residence Halls
AURH
Matt Hamilton
Kansas City
Jack Meyer
Norton
Jean Foreman
Shawnee Mission
John Beisner
Salina
Weather map for Topeka area storm warnings reference
Severe storm reference map shows a 100 mile radius around Topeka for locating storms and following warnings. Weather Service suggests clipping the map from Journal-World for spring and summer storm season reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
The
Weather Service
Journal-World
National Weather Service
Lawrence-Douglas County
Sea Eagles At Swope Park Zoo Get Special Attention
Kansas City zoo curator David Allen tends the only two captive bred sea eagles in the United States and one of two global pairs. He incubates sea eagle clutches and other raptors to boost survival, citing pesticides and man as major threats to wild populations. Natasha the golden eagle will be moved to Springfield Missouri for mating with a Missouri mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Zoo
David Allen
Allen
Swope ‘Park Zoo
Europe
America
Raptor Research Foundation
United States
Vienna
Austria
Des Moines Zoo
Natasha
Springfield
Missouri
Swope Park Zoo
Zeller to Speak on Inner Planets at KU Lecture
E J Zeller geology professor at Kansas University will speak at 4 p m April 10 in Lindley Hall Room 426 on the geologic character of the inner planets and comparisons with Earth and the Moon. The talk, sponsored by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, covers findings from spacecraft flights and is part of a lecture series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Zeller
Kansas University
Lindley Hall
Inner Planets
Earth
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Zeller
Association
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Leavenworth
Jane Allen Eldredge
Ohio
Robert Naibert
Meadowbrook
Michael Swann
Bill D. Gregory
George K. Howser
Paula R. Ginn
Robert B. Misner
Keith J. Eymann
Leawood
Peter B. Lindenberg
Eudora
Tedrick A. Woods
Wichita
James Hess
Linda L. Douglass
Michael K. Murphy
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Meriden
John H. Burton
Chamber of Commerce
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Jumbo
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Platie
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