Courthouse Docket Shows Dozens Cited For Driving Violations
A long list of traffic and related infractions names numerous individuals and towns. Cases include drunken driving fines and suspensions, speeding, improper registration, stop sign and signal violations, and license issues across Kansas and Missouri locales. The docket notes penalties from fines to short jail stints and bond forfeitures.
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Marc Wagoner
Naismith Hall
Earl Moore
N.H
Carl Ferguson
Templin Hall
Anna Frians
Highland
Ron Means
Eudora
Ronald Lowe
Maripat Manger
Mary Wolken
Ala
Alfred Howard
Tenn
Katherine Schowen
Park Hill Ter
Stephen Edmonds
Larry Gordon
Mass
Charles Wesley
Topeka
Grace Osher
Maple
Charles Shelley
William Porter
W. 11Th
Norman Fulcher
Charles Dalaba
Thomas Turek
Calvin Hammett
Baldwin
Black
Ursula Huelsbergen
Kenneth Ikenberry
David Kendall
Mary Knoeppel
Ter
John Miller Jr
Wayne Pounds
Oread
John Lagios
Judith Boberg
Anne Klingenberg
Jo Ann Berger
Jerry Casida
North
Jual Acher
Winona
Richard Chanay
Harper
Jill Liesmann
Methadone Clinic planned at Watkins Memorial Hospital
Dr Raymond Schwegler outlines a new methadone treatment clinic to aid opiate addicts at Watkins Memorial Hospital, linked to KU Medical Center. The program, experimental under HEW, aims to shift from criminal to medical handling of addiction and may be funded irregularly. it will serve students and non students with minimal charges and is not yet subsidized.
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Watkins Memorial Hospital
Kansas University
Office of Health, Education and Welfare
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Raymond Schwegler
Watkins
Kansas
HEW
Schwegler
Sid
Biggerstaff Elected Vice President at Anchor Savings
Marshall D. Biggerstaff of Lawrence has been elected vice president of Anchor Savings Assn with headquarters in Kansas City. He joined Anchor in 1967 as assistant manager of the Lawrence office and was later promoted to assistant vice president and then manager of the Lawrence office. He is active in Kiwanis, Chamber of Commerce, Masons, Eastern Star, and Trinity United Methodist Church. He, his wife, and four children live at 1734 West 20th.
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Marshall D. Biggerstaff
Lawrence
Anchor Savings Assn
Kansas City
Biggerstaff
Anchor
Ninth
Ohio
Jayhawk Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Trinity United Methodist Church
W. 20Th
Notable World Events On This Date Through History
On this date in 1901 Queen Victoria died at 82 ending an era in England. In 1791 George Washington appointed DC survey commissioners. In 1905 Russian workers died as Cossacks fired on protesters in St Petersburg. In 1917 Wilson proposed a League of Nations. In 1932 Hoover signed the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act. In 1957 George Metesky, the mad bomber, was arrested. Ten years ago Kennedy named ethics panel. Five years ago Balewa died. coup suspected. One year ago Mississippi tornadoes killed 29.
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England
Victoria
George Washington
District of Columbia
St. Petersburg
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Tion Finance Corporation Act
George Metesky
Waterbury
Conn
New York City
John N. Kennedy
Nigeria
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
Mississippi
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