Judgment award against Milton and Lora Quiring in mobile home case
District Court grants a $9,053.75 judgment to General Electric Credit Corp. against Milton Quiring and Lora L. Quiring on a promissory note secured by a mobile home. Michael ONeal, 20, held for trial under Detainers Act after return from Kansas State Industrial Reformatory for two felony theft convictions. Convicted of stealing cars from Newton on July 21 and November 22. A divorce granted to Betty Lucille Phillips of Walton from Harold Ray Phillips of Tulsa. Warranty deeds filed for several property transfers in Sedgwick, Halstead, Newton and Burrton. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples in Hesston, Melrose Park, Goessel, Whitewater, and Newton.
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District Court
General Electric Credit Corp
Milton Quiring
Lora L. Quiring
Michael O’neal
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Isadora Hawke
Newton
Frances R. Okle
Karl R. Swartz
Myrana J. Stutzman
Hesston
Kurt A. Lawrence
Melrose Park
Ill
Suzanne K. Miller
Goessel
William Michael Davis
Monica R. McNeill
Herbert C. Busenitz
Whitewater
Patricia D. Krehbiel
Halstead
Alex E. Feil
Denize A. Kelsch
Alvin E. Berends
Deborah F. Foskett
Deaths and Funerals in Newton and Surrounding Areas
Obituary notices recount the death of Rev. Bessie B. Koontz at 83 in Friendly Acres with services at Salem United Methodist Church and burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include a widower. a memorial fund is noted. Additional notices cover administrator appointment at Bethesda Hospital, retirement of Florence school custodian Chester Hatcher, and local deaths in Moundridge and Hialeah. Survivors, service details, and burial plans are listed for each.
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Bessie B. Koontz
Friendly Acres
Salem United Methodist Church
LeRoy Bott
Greenwood Cemetery
Petersen Funeral Home
United Methodist Foundation
Rev. Koontz
English
Ind
John and
Fannie Dicus
Newton
Niles
Kan
Sharon Seitz
City Budget Work Sessions Set for July Meetings
City staff will work on the 1978 city budget during sessions Tuesday and Wednesday. City Manager Jay Newton says the budget will be presented at July commission meetings. Commission must approve before legal publication. ten days after the hearing are required before publication. Deadline for legal publication is August 5. last hearing date is August 15.
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Ine Coma Escetenere
Jay Newton
Commission
Harvey County and City Meetings Schedule Listed
The notice lists meetings including Monday at 8 a.m. for the Board of Harvey County Commissioners in the courthouse commission room, Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. a rescheduled North Newton City Council session at North Newton City Hall, and Thursday at 4 p.m. a Public Housing Authority session at MidTown Towers.
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Board of Harvey County Commissioners
North Newton
Ashbrook in race row over slur and GOP response
Rep. John Ashbrook faces fallout after witnesses allege he used a racial slur at a House dinner discussing the assassination inquiry. The Congressional Black Caucus seeks a public disavowal, while Ashbrook denies the remark and calls Mitchell's charges unfounded.
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Les Whitten
Washington
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
Richard Sprague
House
Johnstown
Dr. King
Congressional Black Caucus
John Rhodes
Arren Mitchell
D-Md
Rhodes
Mitchell
Johnson's Hand Skin Cancer Surgery Hidden From Public Eye
A cancer researcher says Lyndon B. Johnson had a secret 1967 operation to remove a skin lesion from his hand. Lady Bird Johnson and aides describe the ailment as not formally cancer and as a routine preventive treatment for sun spots.
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Associated Press
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
White House
Edmund Klein
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Klein
Lady Bird
Austin
Tex
Lyndon
Washington
Horace Busby
Busby
Navy
Gas-guzzler tax aims to save energy on 1979 models
The Ways and Means Committee approves a modified gas-guzzler levy within energy legislation, starting with 1979 models and yielding about 915 million by 1985, far below Carter’s 7.7 billion target but preserving substantial energy savings. The plan would affect only a few 1979 models, with gradual tax increases through 1985.
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Washington
Carter
House
Ways and Means
U.S
Chrysler
Aviation Commission Meeting Cancelled For Lack Of Items
The Aviation Commission canceled its Tuesday meeting due to a light agenda and conflicts among members. A new meeting is planned for early July as announced by airport manager Jim Mc Farlane. Norm Erickson in Cameron County reports nursing a large bobcat found along a road. the animal, severely quilled and weak, was treated at no charge by Dr. William Mitchell and is recovering. Local grain prices show Wheat at $2.00 Soybeans $7.33 Milo $3.10.
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Mitchell
Ashbrook
House Commission On Administrative Review
Capitol Hill
Seargeant-at- Arms
House
Capitol
Radiotelevision
Paramount
Aviation Commission
Jim McFarlane
Emporium
Norm Erickson
Cameron County
Erickson
William Mitchell
Body of missing 19 year old found near Wellington
The body of Tammy Kershner, a 19 year old Wichita area filling station cashier, was found on a country road between Wellington and Wichita. Sumner County officers and Wichita police investigated with no immediate details on cause of death. The area lies near U S 81 four miles south of the Sumner Sedgwick line amid flood warnings from heavy rains.
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Wellington
Kan
Wichita
Tammy Kershner
Sumner County
U. S. 81
Sumner-Sedgwick County
Ninnescah
Kansas views water program coordination as strong base
Dr. William Hambleton told the Governor's Task Force on Water Resources in Topeka that Kansas holds a superior position in water management among states. He noted four agencies handle water problems with clear, non overlapping roles and that refinements can sharpen guidelines across agencies. James Power urged expanding the Water Resources Board to compile and present a coordinated state water program and budget annually to the governor and legislature.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Geological Survey
William Hambleton
Hambleton
Water Resources Division
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Department of Health and Environment
E Kansas Ecological Survey
Kansas Water Resources Board
James Power
The
Water Resources Board
Power
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Walton
Harold Ray Phillips
Tulsa
Oklo
Harold D. King
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George R. Haigh
Susan Haigh
Plumer
Sedgwick
Marlow A. Winsky
Naomi D. Winsky
Kenneth L. Angle
Joan E. Angle
Ronald W. Schmidt
Randa K. Schmidt
Ronald E. Blanton
Christine A. Blanton
Westridge
Leo McLain
James M. Armstrong
Rita M. Armstrong
Burrton
Bessie Koontz
Gloria M. Wondra
Harrison
Bethesda Hospital
Newton Unified School District
Wondra
Florence
Chester Hatcher
Clyde A
Pauline Meeder
Salina
Evelyn Regier
Broken Bow
Nebr
Mildred Coon
Pradshaw
Elbert
Maude Sprague
Great Bend
Mabel Russell
Aileen Mullinix
Leavenworth
G. Willard
Edward C. Regier
Moundridge
Mercy Hospital
Franklin
Mildred) Buller
Carl
Reuben
Jake Holzrichter
Buhler
Grace Goering
Oscar Warhurst
Hialeah
Fla
Emma Warhurst
Fairview
Roy
Laverne Owmby
Florida
Burke
North Carolina
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Jim
Gertrude Johnson
Pomona
Ruth Schaubacher
Udall
Lola Gordon
Sidney
Dean
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Gloria Wondra
Brouhaha
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Kansas State Fire Fighters Association Inc
Fletcher Bell
Kansas State Fire Fighters Association
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