Vernon Geissler Sues Capitol Air Service for 150000
Vernon Geissler of Manhattan files a 150000 suit against Capitol Air Service Inc seeking 100000 for injuries from a crash landing at Lawrence Municipal Airport on May 31 1971 and 50000 in punitive damages with a jury trial requested. The matter lists multiple minor criminal and traffic cases with penalties and restitution. Also noted are IRS liens released for Raymond and Julia Nieder and Richard and Jeanette Boice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Geissler
Manhattan
Capitol Air Service Inc
Lawrence
Geissler
Raymond E
Julia Nieder
E. 18Th St
Internal Revenue Service
Richard D
Jeanette Boice
Maine St
Six KU freshman orientation sessions set for June
About 1,500 incoming KU students will attend two day pre views to learn university services programs and requirements and to select fall courses. Sessions run June 11-12 and June 14-15 18-19 21-22 25-26 and 28-29 with openings still available.
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Kansas University
Ministers Plan Breakfast On Crusade In Lawrence
Lawrence area ministers meet at 7 30 a m at Holiday Inn to discuss the Greater Lawrence Crusade for Christ led by Rev Bill Carlson adviser Bill Glass evangelist speaks Sept 22 29 1974 at Allen Fieldhouse Kansas University Dwight W Boring is general chairman list of officers and committee chairs provided for the outreach across a 15 month program
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Lawrence
Holiday Inn
Greater Lawrence
Bill Glass
Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas University
Bill Carlson
Carlson
Dwight W. Boring
Freddie Marks
Benton Hanan
Charles McPheeters
Carl Johnson
Harold Flanders
Paul Olson
Harry Cole
Harold Bishop
Sam Pickenpaugh
Harold Mallet
Harvey Groening
Rose Mary Janzen
Max Loggan
Bill Lienhard
Man Arrested in Burglary and Grand Theft Charge
Eugene Nichols Jr. 25 of 929 Kg. was arrested Friday night by Lawrence police on a burglary and grand theft warrant issued last week by Douglas County Court. He remains in county jail with bond set at 2500 dollars. Nichols is charged with taking stereo equipment valued over 50 dollars on May 25 from Steve A. Curtis 1042 NY.
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Eugene Nichols Jr
Lawrence
Douglas County
Nichols
Steve A. Curtis
N.Y
Israeli Pilots Describe Torture in Syrian Captivity Exchange
Three Israeli pilots freed by Syria say they were regularly tortured during three years in jail. They report beatings and electric shocks, and were told Geneva Convention rules do not apply. Israel exchanged 57 prisoners for the pilots plus a Druze spy leader. 56 Arab POWs and a Syr ian officer were released, ending the official swap after lengthy negotiations.
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Tel Aviv
Syria
Israel
Golan Heights
Lebanon
Egypt
Moshe Dayan
David Elazar
Quneitra
Downs Dreams Of New Show
Hugh Downs discussed a proposed educational TV series about real life sexual and emotional problems facing Americans. He linked the project to his roles with the Planned Parenthood Federation and Citizens' Committee on Population and the American Future, citing education and openness as key aims.
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New York
Hugh Downs
The
Planned Parenthood Federation
Citizens’ Committee On Population and the American Future
Congress
Nixon
America
Way Downs
Citizens’ Committee
John D. Rockefeller III
KU Law Prof Murphy Joins Foreign Policy Panel
Kansas University law professor John F. Murphy was named to a study panel on the Constitution and the conduct of American foreign policy. The panel, sponsored by the American Society of International Law, includes Eugene Rostow Arthur Schlesinger and George Reedy and aims to examine war powers international agreements and information flow to the public with public participation considerations.
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John F. Murphy
Kansas University
The
American Society of International Law
Eugene Rostow
Johnson
Arthur Schlesinger
Kennedy
George Reedy
Boat Stolen In Lawrence From North Third Spot
A 14 foot boat with a 35 horse power motor and a trailer were reported stolen to Lawrence police. The theft likely occurred Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Arnold Morgison of 1825 Maple Lane reported the loss of equipment valued at 850 dollars stored at 796 North Third.
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Lawrence
Arnold Morgison
Maple Ln
Speeding Fines and Violations Highlight May Municipal Court
Lawrenc e Municipal Court reports speeding fines last week totaling 336 dollars for 23 people and monthly totals of 3827 dollars for 232 persons. May convictions reached 413 with fines totaling 9227 dollars, including multiple DWI cases and various traffic violations.
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Lawrence
William White Found Not Guilty In Grand Theft Trial
William Edward White 20 of 1514 Wedgewood Dr was found not guilty of grand theft by a Douglas County District Court jury in Division II. The jury returned the verdict about 4:30 p m Friday after White, free on 1500 bond, was accused of taking a camera and other photographic gear valued over 50 dollars from David Ewing Hamill of 1923 Clare Rd in September.
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William Edward White
Wedgewood Dr
Douglas County District Court
White
Lawrence
David Ewing Hamill
Clare Rd
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Rt. 2
Eudora
Wheeler
Michael Ragan Tomlin
Kansas City
Kan
John Bryant
Harold Barnes
Jerauld Jerome Carson
Iowa
Benjamin LaDeaux
Jerry Narcomey
Danny Copp
Haskell
Jewell Garcia
Lyon
Warren Eudaly
Camiel Club
Neal Wherry
W. 20Th St
Journal- World
Man
International Red Cross
Downs
By Jay Sharbutt
NBC
Henrys
MR. Moonlight
Ooim
Henry
6Th & Missouri
Pickens
Auto Parts and Service
Sreuitie
the Ball Park
Hillcrest Shopping
KU Law
U.S. Congress
Executive Branch
Alexander
MGM
Duo-Vision
Warsity “Theatre
Evelyn Wood
Salt Lake City
Mary Michener
BIA
Anchor Savings
Kansas
Serve You Savings Association
Ohio
Bay Tay
Commonwealth
Paramount Pictures
Sagittarius
E.B. White
Alec Guinness
Simon Ward
Yea As
Ae Gym
Wolfgang Reinhardt
John Heyman
Paramount Picture
ABC Pictures Corp
Aneer
ceEky Oralea
Neil Simon
the Heartbreak Kid
Elaine May
Crown International Pictures
Fabian
Karen Forte
Little Laura
Big John
Crown International
Dundee
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