Abilene publisher Vivien Sadowski dies at 74
Former Abilene Reflector Chronicle publisher and editor Vivien Sadowski died at 74 after brain cancer treatment. She led the paper from 1986 to 1998, helped found Vacation Fun, chaired Kansas AP Publishers and Editors Assn, and active in Kansas Press Women. She is survived by husband Harold and daughters Barbara Blue and Janie Tomlinson. Funeral services planned in Abilene.
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Fort Scott publisher and KU alumnus dies at 70
Dr. Frank Emery longtime Fort Scott Tribune owner and publisher dies at 70 after cancer battle in Springfield Missouri He practiced orthopedic medicine for 200 years and served as civic leader He held Tribune ownership from 1972 to 1988 and remained a key figure in the community Survivors include wife Sandy four sons three stepdaughters and 22 grandchildren Funeral set for Springfield Missouri with visitation prior.
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Early property tax payments rolling in in Douglas County
Douglas County reports 400 taxpayers already paid property taxes as statements mailed late last week ahead of the December 20 due date. Officials expect about 101 million dollars in taxes by May, with 44 899 bills sent to owners and mortgage companies. Residents may pay by mail drop off courthouse or online for a 1 fee. mortgage companies should update escrow lists yearly.
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Donors Urged to Give Cars Now for Tax Deduction
Kansas Public Radio and Kansas Audio Reader Network urge car and watercraft donors to act quickly as tax law changes may limit deductions. The current practice allows deduction of fair market value, but new rules may permit only the auction sale price. For details contact Phil Wilke or Peg Sampson.
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