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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1976

Page

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Official backs plan to destroy liquor seized in county case

Lawrence officials, led by County Judge Mike Elwell, ordered 1600 bottles destroyed at the landfill after a bootlegging conviction. Officials discussed options including sheriff's sale, but stamps and safety concerns blocked any legal sale, so the liquor was blasted apart by bulldozer as tax questions and legality were weighed.

Journal-World Elwell John Brown N.J Brown David Berkowitz E.V.D. Murphy Alcoholic Beverage Control Division Kansas Department of Revenue Murphy Mike Malone

Retired execs aid small firms through SCORE effort

In Kansas City area SCORE counselors led by Col. Arthur Inman assist floundering businesses including a 40 year old Greasy Spoon with floor plan changes and capital strategies. They emphasize honesty and practical fixes, from expansion planning to loan guidance, in a program that has helped dozens yearly.

Paul Daggs Arthur Inman Small Business Administration SCORE Inman Kansas City Tounion Dan and Bradstreet Army Greater Kansas City Area Charles §. Allis Muehle Thiokol Corp Elkton Lawrence

Creekside Sandbag Barrier Talks Stall in Omaha

In a Wednesday meeting in Omaha City Manager Buford Watson and officials from Union Pacific and the U S Army Corps of Engineers discussed wording for a contract on an emergency sand bag gap. No final agreement on permanent rights to place sandbag barriers over the railroad right of way was reached.

Union Pacific Railroad Mud Creek Omaha Buford Watson Railroad U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Davis Commission

Son of tribal president wins Pine Ridge election

John Trimble a 19 year old Haskell Junior College student from Batesland M D learns his father Albert Trimble has defeated Dick Wilson to become Oglala Sioux tribal president at Pine Ridge. The landslide margin 1601 to 1084 may ease regional tensions and improve job prospects with the tribe after graduation.

John Trimble Haskell Indian Junior College Lawrence Albert Trimble Dick Wilson Pine Ridge Trimble Batesland M.D John Wilson Pine Ridge Reservation Wounded Knee

Democrats Press New Public Works Fight After Ford Veto

Democratic majorities push a $6.1 billion public works bill to create about 800000 jobs while offering aid to states during high unemployment. Ford opposes, while Republicans warn of veto risk. The House and Senate recently overridden a veto on a health welfare and labor funding measure.

Washington Ford House Ford Administration John J. Rhodes Arizona Congress Senate Maine

Planners wary of goals program clash with comprehensive plan

The Lawrence planners question public hearings for the goals plan and potential conflicts with the comprehensive plan. They urge adopting a CAC written precedent and criticize the goals as not official nor adequately publicized. The Douglas County Environmental Improvement Council warns it may defy the new reporting rule.

Kollmorgen Citizens’ Advisory Council CAC Lawrence Guy Commission Commission Douglas County Environmental Improvement Council Betty Lichtwardt DCEIC Executive Board

Five men charged after Elks Club gambling raid

Patrol officer Scott Belt spotted activity at the Elks Club 3507 W 23rd and found five local men allegedly running an illegal gambling game. Keith Robinson Alan Lilleden Robert Schumm and Eugene Hardtaker, all booked on illegal gambling charges along with Kerry Loeb the bartender for contributing. All released on 500 personal recognizance bonds and ordered to arraign Friday. Police seized about 7 in cash and more than 300 in markers with cards held as evidence.

Elks Club Keith C. Robinson Alan L. Lilleden Robert J. Schumm St. Andrews Eugene L.,hardtaker Holiday Kerry S. Loeb Scott Belt Belt Sheriff's Office

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