Miller Won't Talk About Russell Clash
Topeka KS attorney general Vern Miller refused to confirm any state probe into the dispute between the Kansas Highway Patrol and Russell County Attorney Michael Holland. Holland has dismissed 20 tickets from three patrolmen and says he will prosecute only drunken driving cases, while the patrol holds about 70 tickets. Patrolman Donald Rueschhoff, a 30 year veteran, seeks a search warrant in a deserter case tied to military authorities, with Holland alleging an overreach of authority. Col. William Albott defends patrol actions and denies FBI involvement, asserting the patrol is enforcing the law.
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Topeka
Vern Miller
State Highway Patrol
Russell County
Allen Rush
Miller
Michael S. Holland
Holland
Highway Patrol
Donald Rueschhoff
Rueschoff
Amy
FBI
William Albott
Rueschhoff
Chalmers Backs Student Budget at Kansas Univ
Kansas University Chancellor Laurence Chalmers backs the Student Senate budget totaling 388 357.17 dollars from the activity fee, a 12 dollar per semester assessment for full time students. He will not alter the document though he notes a possible legal issue over an 800 dollar allocation to the Legal Self Defense Fund for lawyer and bail fees.
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Kansas University
Laurence Chalmers
Kansas Board of Regents
Chalmers
Senate
Municipal court notices list traffic fines and penalties
Court records from Municipal reveal multiple defendants and fines: Rick Farrier of Elmwood $5 for excessive noise. Donald Booth of Lawrence $14 for speeding. John Grogan of Miller Drive $15 for traffic signal violation. Edward Gibler of East 14th Street $15 for failure to yield right of way. Steven McInroy of Mass Avenue $25 for speeding plus $10 for riding without a helmet as a motorcycle passenger. Stephen Bigsby of East 21st Terrace $10 for speeding and $10 for glasses restriction. Chester Hiatt of Engel Road $5 for stop sign.
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Rick Farrier
Elmwood
Donald K Booth
Lawrence
John Grogan
Miller Dr
Edward Gibler
Steven McIinroy
Stephen Bigsby
Ter
Chester Hiatt
Engel Rd
No Name Clinic Aids California VD Fight
In Sacramento health officials launch a one day no name clinic program to curb venereal disease among youth. The effort promotes anonymous visits with six free clinics, gonorrhea and syphilis tests, and on the spot medicine for males, plus follow up without records or parental notification.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Roger Tulloch
County Health Department
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