Court notices list numerous speeding and petty larceny cases
A compilation of court dockets notes numerous defendants from Haskell Juco to local addresses facing speeding petty larceny and related traffic offenses. Amounts range from 10 to 75 dollars with several suspensions and a few jail or bond forfeit outcomes. The list includes names such as David Smith Sudabeh Shafizadeh Shohreh Tey Willie J Turner Joe Elliott and many others across Kansas addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Larkin
Jayhawk Towers
David Smith
Sudabeh Shafizadeh
Ohio
Shohreh Tey
W. 11Th
Willie J. Turner
James Howe
Constance Johnson
Schwarz Rd
Joe Frank
James Holliday
John Berkley
Stouffer Pl
William Guthrie
John Friedman
Thomas Cox Jr
Redbud Sa
Joe Elliott
Gary Boatman
George Nixon
Oakland
Cailif
Kenneth Ev
Sherman Edmondson
Rt. 1
Philip James
Ter
Fred Washington
Haskell Grounds
Darlene Hornberger
John Gilmore
Stouffer Place
Esther McKinney
Gregg Thomas
W. 25Th
Michael Hickman
Stouffer Pi
Carolyn Dodson
Eudora
Merrill Steele III
Kasold
George Laughlin
Tonganoxie
James Steeples
W. S. Sanders
St. Louis
James Boerman
Mass
Jeffrey Nelson
Stewart
John Bailey
Dennis Giersch
Templin Hall
Esther Thorington
Billy Skeet
Dennis Peters
Kansas City
Kan
Ernest Elston
Ralph Hess
Ralph Barrand
David Hsui
Roy Twist II
Duane Biggerstaff
Robert Proctor
Rt. 3
Ee Erhart
Matthew Farmer
Fireside Dr
Sarah Gunn
Debra Fox
Ridge Ct
Ernest Perkins
Deaths Leo A Souders 52 Funeral Set at St John’s Church
Funeral services for Leo A. Souders 52 of 634 N Sixth will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday at St John’s Catholic Church with Father Michael Moriarty officiating. Burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery. Souders died Monday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He born August 6 1918 in Lawrence and lived here all his life. He owned Souders Lawnmower Service and was a member of St John’s. Survived by widow Florence two sons Leo and Charles a brother John three sisters and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A. Souders
S J. John’s Catholic Church
Michael Moriarty
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Rumsey Funeral Home
Souders
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Souders Lawnmower Service
St. John’s Catholic Church
Florence
Leo
Elm
Charles
Rawhide Ln
John
Baldwin
Ruby Chance
Mission
Ruth Hess
Katherine Johnson
Assault Charged Case Rested Against Sheriff Amerson
The federal case against Lucius Amerson, Alabama’s first black sheriff since Reconstruction, rests after a witness said Amerson vowed to take matters into his own hands if Harris faced prosecution. Amerson and deputy Richard Coleman Jr. faced charges for assaulting Wilbert Harris following a jail gunfight near Tuskegee on August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelika
Ala
Lucius Amerson
Amerson
Alabama
Richard Coleman, Jr
Wilbert Dean Harris
Macon
Tuskegee
Macon County
Henry Neil Segrest
Harris
ROTC Scholarships Awarded to Four KU Freshmen
Four Kansas University freshmen receive Air Force ROTC scholarships covering full tuition, a $75 annual book allowance, and $50 monthly stipend. Recipients: David E. Allen Colorado Springs Colorado Andrew J. Ogan Great Bend Kansas John M. Stephenson Leawood Kansas Howard M. Zinn Prairie Village Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Air Force
David E. Allen
Colorado Springs
Colo
Andrew J. Ogan
John M. Stephenson
Leawood
Howard M. Zinn
Prairie Village
Man Refused Jail Stay After Surrender in Riverside
Riverside sheriff’s Sgt. Bob Matheny said he refused to jail Michael Radoszynski stating the 25 year old unemployed cook could not surrender without cause. He wrestled Radoszynski to the floor and booked him for investigation of battery on a police officer. The man thanked him for doing his duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
U.S
Amerson
Coleman
Alabama
Bill Baxley
Fred Gray
Riverside
Calif
Bob Matheny
Michael Radoszynski
Cook
Radoszynski
List of Marriage Licenses Issued in Kansas Area
Numerous couples across Lawrence Overland Park Shawnee Mission and nearby towns obtained marriage licenses including Donald Anderson and Margaret Schnake, Brook Minx and Marilyn McStay, Tilghman and Hisenstark, Farnsworth and Erwin, Sullins and Hudson, Campbell and Miles, Savage and Waldron, Griffin and Marcy, Evans and Shanholtz, Fowler and Hoffman, Dunn and Erickson, James and Bear, Prince and Robb, Hazelwood and Lee, M Hegel and Foltz, Lessenden and Fithian, Smith and Smith, Temple and Miles, Schleske and Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Carl Tilghman
Lawrence
Romalyn Ann Hisenstark
Donald Clair Farnsworth Jr
Frances Ann Erwin
Lester Warren Sullins
Houston
Tex
Dorothy Lee Hudson
Jimmie John Campbell Jr
Shawnee Mission
Mary Lou Miles
Steven Paul Savage
Fort Collins
Colo
Alice Ballou Waldron
Litchfield
Minn
Max Mitchell Griffin Jr
Nancy Jo Marcy
Daniel Perrine Evans
Overland Park
Karen Sue Shanholtz
Topeka
John Merrill Fowler
Deborah Jane Hoffman
Donald DeuPree Dunn
Linwood
Emma
Jean Erickson
Bonner Springs
Mark Christopher James
Falls City
Neb
Lana Ann Bear
Clay Center
John Wesley Maple Jr
Kansas City
Kan
Carolyn Ann Huddleston
Hillsboro
Bert Ellis Holmes
Eudora
Ann Louise Reber
Lebanon
Don Allen’ Prince
Brookline
Mass
Eva Marie Robb
Tonganoxie
Glen Eugene Hazelwood
Sunflower Village
Impersonator Faces War Duty Deception Case
In Yarmouth Maine the father of rifleman Glenn Storer says brother Wesley impersonated Glenn in Vietnam. Wesley, 22, faces possible five year jail in Vietnam for illegal entry while Glenn served in Vietnam and later returned home on leave. Glenn reportedly opposed antiwar views but was embittered by his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Maine
Vietnam
Carleton R. Storer
Wesley
Storer
Glenn
Ft. Devens
Mass
Virginia
Portland
Hospital Notes List Recipients and Newborns Across Areas
A hospital notes list patient room times on first and third floors and names numerous residents and towns. It records several newborns with families in Perry Eudora Topeka and nearby areas including Monday births to Combrink Conner Pobjoy households.
Recall notices flawed say automakers mislead owners
Washington AP reports the Transportation Department charges that recall notices omit dangers, leaving owners uninformed. Douglas W. Toms of NHTSA demands clear defect details and crash risk, notes 1966 law requires certified mail notices to purchasers and warranty holders, and urges easier recall participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Transportation Department
Douglas W. Toms
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Tom
Auto
Toms
Drug Raids Arrest Five in Manhattan Kansas
A series of raids in Manhattan resulted in the arrest of at least five people on illegal drug sale charges. About 20 officers and Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents conducted searches at three residences. Riley County Atty Larry McGrath said 18 warrants were issued and more arrests were expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan, Kan
Manhattan
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Riley County Atty
Larry McGrath
Lecompton
Douglas County
Kanagas
Kansas
Masutrin
Rail hubs idle as strike drives betting surge at terminals
Grand Central Terminal and Penn Station were idle commuter centers on strike day yet lively bookie parlors. Off-Track Betting Corp reported $243,830 in wagers at its two main betting locations inside the terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Penn Station
Stolen air conditioner and TV reported near Eudora
James Hoover of Eudora reported the theft of an air conditioner and a color television set, likely over the weekend, from a house about three miles west of Eudora. Entry was gained by forcing a door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
James Hoover
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital addition and remodeling plans
An LMH board meeting at 9 30 a m Wednesday will hear an architect report on an addition and remodeling including a possible boiler plant expansion and surgical room remodel. A price range for the project may be given. Discussions may cover shared management engineering with the state hospital program and Medicare cost reports. Possible designation of beds for psychiatric care will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Hospital Association
Medicare
Louisiana Ratifies Voting Age Amendment Change
Louisiana state lawmakers approve the proposed constitutional amendment lowering the voting age to 18. The move makes Louisiana the 29th state to ratify, with three-fourths needed overall for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge, la
Louisiana
House
Cornell Engineers Explore Prejackknife Sensing Device
Cornell University engineers investigate a sensor that could detect the critical moment before a tractor trailer jackknife. If feasible, the device may enable safer truck operations and reduce multivehicle crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Airman Edmonds Receives First Air Force Duty Assignment
Airman David D. Edmonds son of Melvin G. Edmonds Sr. of Baldwin is assigned after basic training at Lackland AFB to a Strategic Air Command unit at Barksdale AFB for fuel services training and duty. Edmonds attended Lawrence High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San. Antonio
David D. Edmonds
Melvin G. Edmonds Sr
Baldwin
Lackland Afb
Tex
Strategic Air Command
Barksdale Afb
Edmonds
Lawrence High
Navy Seaman Higbie Assigned to USS Midway
Navy Seaman Gary L. Higbie son of Mr and Mrs Damon Higbie Jr Rt 2 Wellsville has been assigned to the Western Pacific aboard the modernized attack aircraft carrier USS Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Gary L. Higbie
Damon Higbie Jr
Rt. 2
Wellsville
Western Pacific
Midway
Navy Airman Pringle Deploys to Western Theater
Navy Airman Rodney K. Pringle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Pringle of 1643 Pa, has deployed to the Western region. The announcement notes his sending unit and assignment details as part of a routine military deployment.
Navy Petty Officer Lahm Aboard Carrier in Dawn Patrol 71
Raymond C. Lahm, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lahm, serving aboard the USS F D Roosevelt, participates in NATO exercise Dawn Patrol 71 in the Mediterranean. The drill features over 60 ships and 300 aircraft from the United States Greece Italy Turkey and the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Raymond C. Lahm
Kenneth F. Lahm
Rockledge Rd
F. D. Roosevelt
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Mediterranean Sea
U.S
Greece
Italy
Turkey
United Kingdom
Public Hearing on Weed Destruction Set for May 27 1971
Notice in Lawrence City plans a 7:30 PM hearing May 27 1971 in City Hall to hear objections to weed destruction under Resolution 4720 and Ordinance 4110. Property owners must remove weeds from property lines to center of adjacent streets or alleys, or faces removal and tax assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal- World
City Commission Room
City Hall
Superintendent of Parks & Forestry
George C. Osborne
Parks & Forestry
Lecompton
Douglas County
Kansas
State of
Topeka
Lawrence Journal: World
Win. J. Pith
Kangasmeee
J. H. Salisbury
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Hank Linard
Columbus
Linard
ROTC
Man
His
Donald Lee Anderson
Margaret Therese Schnake
Brook Francis Minx
Marilyn Marie McStay
Wes Storer
Myra Kellen
Conn
Benjamin White
Perry
Russell Harrell
Florence Baker
Miss
Betty McCrary
George Young
Belle Crest Dr
Sue Forbes
Darlawayne Krambeer
Mary Wells
Betty Chariton
Pawnee
Aretha Rhode
Neva Ketchum
Goldie McCall
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Carol Naff
Norris Alien
Walnut
Ernestine Miller
N.J
Lorita Pendleton
Richard Rischman
Sherry Aldridge
Martha Pool
Cadet Ave
Carrie Masquat
Del
Charles Andrews
Broadview Dr
William Parsons
Velva Babcock
Dennis Combrink
W. 24Th
Hilton Conner
North
Clarence Pobjoy
John Schmidt
Buhler
Hoch Auditorium
Donna Miller
E. 21St Ter
Journal-World
Ken Seals
LMH
Gary Higbie
Rodney Pringle
Rodney K. Pringle
Charles F. Pringle
1643
Raymond Lahm
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Kus.a
Wus.a
Lawrence Journal-World
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Ennay
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