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Newspaper

Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1975

Page

10

Multiple Local Incidents Reported In County and City

The brief items describe a Snoopy bank theft of about 300 dollars from Max Roberts’s home, vandalism to a car at Sandra Hayes’s residence, a foiled jacket shoplifting at Montgomery Ward, and a wristwatch found at the courthouse. Births and court actions include several new births and dismissals or convictions for DUI related charges. County Commission Monday agenda noted with insurance, phone systems, and meetings with officials.

Max Roberts SE 5Th Roberts Sandra Hayes Duncan Montgomery Ward and Co 8Th Oak Brian Johnson Dorth Coombs Insurance Southwestern Bell Telephone Commission Dick Morgan Mel Gradert Kurt Booe Jack Barnes

Two Wichita men convicted of night club murder

John Robert White and James S. Stewart, both from Wichita, were found guilty by a Sedgwick County jury of murdering night club musician Claude Ray Faulkner. The report also notes related DWI and vehicle charge outcomes for several others and lists warranty deeds and marriage licenses.

Wichita, Kan Wichita Claude Ray Faulkner John Robert White James S. Stewart Sedgwick County

Fatal two killed in Newton truck crash near Southeast Kansas

A Newton tractor-trailer driver Wesley Landes, 35, Newton, was uninjured as his vehicle rear ended a car driven by 71 year old Winifred Buchanan of St. Paul, pushing it into a ditch where it killed a highway worker and Buchanan. Leon James, 27, Eric, also died.

Newton Deiver Kansas Winifred Buchanan St. Paul Leon James Eric Associated Press Wesley Landes

Markets slip as rates concern overshadow gains

U S stocks drift lower amid rate hike fears after Fed money supply hits a record. Avon Products rises on block trade. Peabody fire damages Van Tuyl home. Connie Crockett convicted in Wichita manslaughter case. Kansas cattle and hog quotes listed with Chicago futures noted. Local grain and livestock markets included.

New York New York Stock Exchange Federal Reserve Fed Avon NYSE American Stock Exchange

Higher state revenues seen for Kansas in 1977 forecast

State economists and university analysts project total state treasury revenue of 754.2 million dollars for fiscal year 1977 with personal income growth around seven percent in 1976. Despite the brighter outlook, Gov. Bennett cautions that potential loss of federal revenue sharing and future obligations could consume the gains.

Topeka Kan State Treasury State Department of Revenue State Budget Division Legislative Research Department Robert B. Docking University of Kansas Kansas State University Kansas Robert F. Bennett Bennett

Poll favors Reagan in Gallup lead over Ford for GOP nomination

A Gallup poll taken Nov 21 24 shows Ronald Reagan leading Gerald Ford 40 to 32 percent among GOP voters with a preference. Reagan adviser Lyn Nofziger notes the race is still early with Feb 24 primary dates ahead. Ford aides dismiss the figures as a temporary gain from Reagan's candidacy announcement.

Washington Ronald Reagan California Ford Reagan Lyn Nofziger Afl-Cio George Meany Meany William Greener Howard Callaway New Hampshire

Deaths Burial for Marion S Funk Set for Greenwood

Marion S Funk death notice updates funeral plans stating burial will occur at Greenwood Cemetery rather than the originally announced location. No additional details provided.

Marion S. Funk Greenwood Cemetery

Sedgwick School District Loses Most Insurance Coverage

The Sedgwick district announced cancellation of all insurance except for administrative staff effective January 7. Insurance supplier losses may push providers from the field, raising concerns as bidders seek a 30 day extension and a gap in coverage between bid opening on December 20. Hillsboro bids for vocational building expected December 22.

Sedgwick Lauren Gaddis Institutional Insurance

The Last Rhino at Newton Public Library Film Program

The Newton Public Library screens The Last Rhino on Monday for the kids film program. The show starts at 3 30 p m.

Newton Public Library

New in Town Greeting Service Established

The greeting program launched by Mrs. Therran Gaines offers gifts and information for new families and newlyweds. Contact 283.8338 for details and participation.

Therran Gaines

Indian trio convicted in firearms trafficking case

Three Indians were found guilty by a federal jury in Wichita on transporting firearms illegally from South Dakota to Kansas. Robideau, DeMarinas, and Charles faced multiple counts, with Robideau also charged as a felon and fugitive. Sentences could reach up to 80 years for Robideau and 75 years for the other two.

Wichita, Kan South Dakota Kansas Robert Eugene Robideau Pine Ridge S.D Keith C. DeMarrnas Waubay Norman Charles Rosebud Darlene P. Nichols Shawnee Okla FBI Pine Ridge Reservation Oregon State Prison Robideau DeMarinas Charles

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