Court Docket Harsh Fines For Numerous Traffic Violations
A list of local court actions shows numerous defendants from Kansas and Missouri cited for speeding intoxicated driving faulty equipment improper passing and other traffic offenses. Penalties include fines suspensions bonds and brief jail spells with amounts ranging from 10 to 100 dollars and up to 30 days in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron G. Sanders
Maine
Herbert Vern Churchill
Kansas City
George M. Feaker
Rt. 2
Eudora
Leo J. Butell
Baldwin
Norman D. Wade
la Cygne
Kenneth W. Born
Wichita
William W. Attebery
Randolph G. Bridgens
Boulder
Colo
Napoleon Martin
Kan
Larry R. Miller
Ronald A. Devers
Perry
Ronald E. Stalkfleet
E. 18Th
Ival M. Greer
Raytown
Merle Dean Swearingen
Wellsville
Hershel Lawrence
Siloam Springs
Ark
Wayne J. Wells
Topeka
Greg E. Brueckner
Gale E. Oveson
Osage City
Gene R. Snedeger
Jay E. Denny
Burlingame
James E. Sparks
Murrow Ct
Jerry A. Loftin
Judith A. McCallan
Lenexa
Larry D. Wild
Herington
Howard E. Fletcher
Sunflower Village
Elmer J. Horttar
Centerville
Santa Barbara Oil Spill Study Claims Little Injury
A 12 month USC study funded by the Western Oil and Gas Association reports the Santa Barbara Channel blowout caused minimal permanent harm to marine life. Led by Dale Straughan, findings say whales seals fish and microorganisms largely escaped toxic effects, with barnacles most affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara Channel
University of Southern California
Western Oil and Gas Association
USC
Dale Straughan
Biological Sciences
Deaths Emil Steinbring Graveside services set
Graveside services for Emil Otto Steinbring 92 of 1313 A1 will be held at 10 30 a.m. Monday in Memorial Park Cemetery with Pastor Harold Hamilton officiating He was born October 29 1878 in Germany and had lived in Lawrence since 1883 Friends may call at Rumsey Funeral Home until 9 a.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Otto Steinbring
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Memorial Park Cemetery
Harold Hamilton
Steinbring
Germany
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Vandeventer
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Funeral services for Stephen E. Ross in Satanta
Stephen E. Ross 80 of Satanta died Wednesday at home. Services were at 2:30 p.m. at United Methodist Church Satanta with burial in Satanta Cemetery. Born July 30, 1890 in Edina he had lived in Haskell County since 1928. Survived by Ruth widow. one daughter Mrs Louis Anthony of Lawrence. two sons Lyle of Satanta and Kent of Dodge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satanta
Stephen E. Ross
United Methodist Church
Ross
Edina
Haskell County
Ruth
Louis Anthony
Lawrence
Lyle
Kent
Dodge City
Funeral for Ruth Sturdy Greenlaw Held in Watsonville
Mrs Ruth Sturdy Greenlaw 61 died Thursday in Watsonville California Funeral services were held today She was born April 20 1909 in Vinlaw Kansas and was a registered nurse Survived by daughter Claire Andrews two brothers Hugh Sturdy Frank Sturdy two sisters Elizabeth Craig and Margaret Hird and one granddaughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watsonville
Calif
Ruth Sturdy Greenlaw
Kan
Elizabeth Craig
Lawrence
Margaret Hird
Ottawa
National Press Club to admit women after 62 years
The National Press Club in Washington voted 227 to 56 to admit qualified women as members ending a 62 year ban. Brief opposition cited concerns over disruptive chatter while the Women’s National Press Club had voted three days earlier to admit men, with eight applicants so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Press Club
Women’s National Press Club
Vigilante Rumors Grip Lawrence in 1971 Debates
City officials investigate vigilante rumors amid July disturbances in Lawrence Kansas while residents form citizen groups. Officials deny organized bands exist though watchdogs and self defense patrols draw attention from police and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwix
Lawrence
Douglas County
Rex Johnson
Johnson
Journal-World
Harold Nye
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Donald Metzler
Clark Morton
Kenneth Harmon
Mike Elwell
Mine Rescue Plan Test To Begin In Charleston Today
A trained team in Charleston prepares for a two week simulated rescue of trapped miners using space tech. Equipment includes earth penetrating drills 2500 feet down radio transmission devices and modular portable shelters for 15 men. The effort stems from a nine month Interior program funded by a 3.5 million federal grant with Westinghouse equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.va
Department of the Interior
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Tulsa Ghetto Choir to perform in Lawrence High Auditorium
Tickets are on sale for two shows by the Tulsa Ghetto Choir at 3 and 7 pm in Lawrence High School Auditorium. The event, part of Black Heritage Week, benefits the Black America Club with proceeds funding its programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Black America Club
HRC
Human Resources Department
First National Bank
Edith Stagg
Wynona Floyd
Lawrence High
City Commission
The
Urban League In
Shirley Scroggins
Joanne Hurst
Lawrence
Hospital births reported in multiple Kansas locations today
Baby Beers born today to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Silvers of Linwood. A baby girl born to the family of Beers at 1147 Ore. Hospital notes list multiple residents including Mrs. Grace Kerr of Eudora and Mr. Arthur Lewis of 826 Conn. Other names appear for area families in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Throop
Tonganoxie
Jodi Horne
Barabara Krieger
Grace Martin
Ottawa
Arthur Lewis
Herschel Spurgeon
DeSoto
Blanche Gorton
Baldwin
Alta Duncan
Almira Ingle
Richard Schrader
W. Sixth
Baby Girl Beers
Mrs
Floyd Silvers
Linwood
Kansan Soldier Willard Woody Dies in Southeast Asia
Defense Department reports Army Spec. 4 Willard E. Woody, son of James R. and Mrs. Woody of Garland Route 2, died in Southeast Asia not due to hostile action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Kansan
Army
Willard E. Woody
James R. Woody
Garland
Southeast Asia
Notice of Dog Registration and License Deadline
The City Clerk offers dog license registration on the fourth floor of the First National Bank Office Tower. All dogs six months and older require a current rabies vaccination, with receipt shown at purchase. Deadline to buy licenses is April 1, after which charges double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
First National Bank
Vera Mercer
Lawrence City Ordinance Repeal Sets Story Definition
Legal notice cites repealing a section of the city code to redefine what counts as a story in basements and unused spaces. The ordinance was passed and approved by the Lawrence city government on January 12, 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Vandeventer
Vandeventer
Lawrence
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Kansas
City
Iansas
Planning Commission
Union Pacific Railroad Company
State of
Douglas County
Meadow Lea Estates
Meadow Lea
Tistates
City of
Figaualai
Metzler
Eat. Vera Mercer
Goning
Lottie M. Stevens
Lottie Marie Stevens
John William Stevens
Wayne Allphine, Jr
Artest
Charles C. Rankin
6Th Street
Kasold Drive
Nna
Donald J. Metzler
Altast
Vera Mercer
Lia Maud Arnett
Maud Arnett
West Hills
Ira Maud Arnett
Wilma
A. Collins
Stevens, Brand & Brand Attorneys
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National Weather Service
Ziya Bozer
Oliver Hall
Mehmet Konjalioglu
James Beebe
E. Hayden Limbecker
Birdie Wilburn
1815
Neva Blair
Haskell
Renate Welch
Sagebrush Dr
George Schrems
Manhattan
James Laurent
R.I
Robert Wheeler
Lawrence's
Iowa
Leonard Myers
Union Oil Co
Emil Steinbring
Stephen Ross
Ruth Greenlaw
Michael L. Hall
B.A
M.M. Call
Vandeventer’s
Jon Weekly
Racheieh Zilliox
Rawhide
Zilliox
28Th Pl
Zillcox
Weekly
Citizens’ Band Coalition
Black Students Union At
Kansas University
Afro House
Rick Dowdell
Joseph Rhodes Jr
Joseph Rhodes Jr., the Member of the President’s Commission
Rhodes
State of Kansas
Attes Donald ‘B. Metzler
A Vera, Stercer
Tulsa ‘Ghetto Choir
Grace Kerr
Ronald DeMott
William Rector
Ivan Glenn
Lecompton
Corwin Sperry
Jean Lee
Mattie Cabbell Barker
Deananen
Uvaccu
John W. Brand
Stevens, Brand & Brand
Lower
Massachusetts Street
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