Court Roundup of Traffic Citations and Penalties
A list of individuals from multiple towns facing citations for speeding improper turns failing to yield traffic signals and other infractions. Amounts range from 5 to 16 dollars with suspensions or license issues noted for several defendants.
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Eugene Lathan
Engel Rd
Jeffrey N. Thornburg
Concord
James H. Roberts
Murphy Dr
Elizabeth A. Smith
Ottawa
Sally McGilley
Joe D. Erhart
Rt. 3
Thomas M. Moore
Stratford
Gary Williams
Nancy L. Sedlak
Arthur M. Carmona
N.Y
Maribeth M. Kirchhoff
John R. Amborn
Richard S. Bowers
Jeanette F. Biggoose
Redbud Sn
Jean Bonner
Robert L. Grey
Randall Rd
David W. Connelly
Overland Park
Linda A. Laming
Tonganoxie
Ivan M. Percival
Ter
Nellie C. Bell
Ind
James M. Mixson
Mission
Frank S. Pattee
Hearings Set On Food Costs
CHICAGO AP C Jack son Grayson chairman Price Commission said public hearings would be held in Washington next month to examine rising food costs. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a sharp grocery price rise driving the cost of living index higher since last August. Grayson called the issue emotional and said hearings aim to hear from experts and consumer groups with statements solicited from all economy sectors.
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Chicago
C. Jackson Grayson
The
Price Commission
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
Grayson
Emporia Students To Manage Store
Emporia Kansas college empowers business administration students to run the campus bookstore. The program starts next fall with students earning three to 21 credits toward their degree and handling incorporation financing purchasing pricing marketing and staffing. A senior will manage assisted by a junior and a small student team. The college enrolls about 600 students.
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Emporia
Kan
College of Emporia
Kansas Voting Law Unaffected by Supreme Court Ruling
Kansas officials expect no immediate changes to the six month residency rule for voters after the Supreme Court struck down Tennessee's one year requirement. They await the full opinion to determine if any further actions are needed, with 30 days deemed sufficient but not guaranteed.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
High Court
Supreme Court
John R. Martin
Sherman Parks
Elwin Shanahan
Martin
Vern Miller
Attorney General’s Office
Secretary of State
Parks
Miller
State Loan Agency Declares Dividend for Kansas Firms
The Kansas Development Credit Corp. KDCC approved a 15 cent per share dividend on 89 500 shares for 41 shareholders of business and industrial firms in Kansas The annual meeting elected James F Haake as president and praised the year as the best in KDCC history Blanchard reported over 5 million dollars in 1971 loans and more than 3 million in the Kansas Funds Promote Kansas Jobs program from the KDCC slate
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Development Credit Corp
Kansas
James F. Haake
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Haake
Henry Blanchard
Commercial National Bank
Kansas City
Blanchard
KDCC
Water District Grant to Rural Water District No 9
The Farmers Home Administration confirmed a 326000 grant to Rural Water District No 9 in Leavenworth County. The system will serve 218 users, mainly in southwest Leavenworth County.
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Washington
The
Farmers Home Administration Today
Rural Water District No. 9
Leavenworth County
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