Imposter Doctor-Boarding-Home Operator Charged in Kansas City Fraud
Wayne Farmer 38, on probation for posing as a doctor and hospital administrator, is charged with defrauding two Kansas City area women of 42660 and 11985. He used the name William Farnsworth, dated multiple women, and faced larceny by deceit in Ohio and Kansas authorities may seek extradition.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Area
Wayne Farmer
Kan
Miami
Okla
Farmer
Kansas
Independence
Ohio
Michigan
Canton
William Farnsworth
Shawnee
Farnsworth
Memphis
Tenn
Group Divorce in 10 Minutes Draws Campus Echoes
In Clark County Nevada Judge Keith Hayes fast tracks uncontested divorces, claiming 400 cases can be processed in 10 minutes. He notes written affidavits could replace courtroom appearances, while stressing the divorces are effectively final. Across the Pacific in Hawaii, fears grow that the banzai cheer for Emperor Hirohito during next month’s visit could revive wartime memories.
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Carson City
Nev
Clark County
Keith Hayes
Lloyd Mann
Mann
Las Vegas
Hayes
Honolulu
Hirohito
Nagako
Japan
Seigei Wakakawa
Hawaii
Wakukawai
Wakakawa
Red Cross board renewal planned for Mexico area
The Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce launches a drive to reinstate the local Red Cross board after years without one. Since the advisory board faded, Mrs Ralph Johnson has led activities including Bloodmobile visits for Audrain and Montgomery Counties funded largely by the Community Chest. Persons interested are urged to contact for advisory board service.
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Mexico Area
Ambulance Service Cuts Soon Likely In Eight-County Area
J William Pape of the Mid-Missouri Areawide Health Planning Agency notes only eight funeral homes in the region operate ambulances and predicts only three will remain by year’s start. He warns remaining providers lack licensed personnel or proper equipment and will face state inspections and possible prosecutions.
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mid-Missouri
Emergency Medical Services
State Department of Health
Missouri unemployment falls to 6.8 percent in August
Missouri statistics show August unemployment at 6.8 percent, down from 7.7 percent in July, with about 140000 jobseekers in the state workforce. The decline comes as the labor force shrinks by 37000, lowering total employed and signaling higher year to date joblessness versus 1974. Funeral home ambulance regulation changes affect eight counties, with some firms dropping service, and Westminster College pledges highlight Greek life involvement among first year students.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Division of Employment Security
Westminster College
Fulton
Randy Sudbrook
Mexico
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Mike Love
Kent Sparks
Auxvasse
Phi Gamma Delta
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Board of Red Cross
Capital Speedway
Summit
Hassler & Associates Racing Enterprises
Chamber
Mr. Nix
Funeral Home Ambulances
Shirley Temple Black
U.S
Ghana
Cape Coast
Omanhene
Pape
Audrain
Callaway
Osage
Cole
Boone
Howard
Cooper
Moniteau
Mid-Missouri Council of Governments
West Plaza
Department Store
Whitewall
Silvertown
Detroit
Bfgoodrich
Liberty
Goodrich
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