Winter seeks a second term in Kansas Senate
State Sen. Winton A. Winter, R Ott awa, announces plans for a second term. A Lawrence native and lawyer, he has chaired ABA sections and led state legal education groups. Winter, 42, served as Ottawa police and probate judge and farms, ranches, and practices law with his wife Nancy and five children.
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Winton A. Winter
Ottawa
Douglas County
Palmyra
Willow Springs
Winter
Lawrence
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American Bar ‘Assn
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Kansas Barristers Assn
Lawrence High School
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Franklin County
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City Dog Complaints Rise. Leash Law Frustrates Residents
Police Chief Richard Stanwix says about 20 dogs weekly are picked up by the dogcatcher Ray Alumbach and average two reports weekly of bite incidents. Complaints increased with gardening season and outdoor activity. Dogs may be picked up on public property. private property pickups are limited. At the shelter, about a third of animals are claimed, others are destroyed.
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Richard Stanwix
Stanwix
Ray Alumbach
Alumbaugh
Charles
Vic Melton
Eighteen Charged in Wichita Drug Sales Raid
Sedgwick County deputies charged 18 people, including 16 juveniles, with LSD or marijuana sales following a Wichita raid. Daniel Ayala, 19, faced two counts of LSD sales. one juvenile, Phillip Blaney, was referred to district court for trial as an adult.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Daniel Ayala
Phillip Blaney
District Court
Dwayne Glloway
Douglas Norton
Donald L. King
Carl W. Loder
Kitty Matchett
Iola to Host New Diploma Insertion Plant
Inter-Collegiate Press Inc of Skokie Illinois will build a $600000 plant on Iola's industrial tract. About 100 workers will produce diploma inserts covers and yearbooks for high schools and colleges. Production starts this fall with existing plants at Skokie Mission Kansas and Winnipeg Canada.
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IOLA
Lawrence High seniors donate gifts to school
The Lawrence High School class of 1972 donates gifts worth over 2700 dollars. David Nottingham, senior class president, lists items including two typewriters, auditorium sound system addition, benches for the commons, media resource center equipment, and a Save the Children Foundation donation. Funds came from class candy sales. Some gifts were delivered this summer, others later.
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Lawrence High School
David Nottingham
Save the Children Foundation
Inmates Must Bathe Before Testifying in Tulsa Court
Tulsa County jail inmates must bathe before testifying after District Court Judge Raymond W. Graham acted on a colleague’s complaint. Associate Judge Margaret Lamm complained when an inmate appeared unclean in her courtroom, sitting four feet from her.
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Tulsa, Okla
Tulsa County
Raymond W. Graham
Margaret Lamm
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