Munchenke gets suspended sentence for felony non-support
Gary L Munchenke of Leavenworth was sentenced to one to two years in custody for felony non-support of a child after a guilty plea. The sentence was suspended with two years probation, requiring wage assignment to the court, full employment, probation transfer to his county, payment of costs and a supervision fee, efforts to pay arrearages, and reimbursement of the Aid to Indigent Defendants fund within set deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court News
Gary L. Munchenke
Leavenworth
Secretary of Corrections
Mundhenke
Robert 8. Bell
Pawnee
Okla
Warren Hancock
Bell
Dean A. Register
Franklin County Almanac Weather Update
Mostly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent rain chance highs in the mild upper 80s to 90s. Lows 65 to 70. Sunday partly sunny with a 20 percent rain chance highs mid to upper 80s. Monday to Wednesday warm with isolated storms mainly north, highs low to mid 70s, lows 60s to 70s. statewide thunderstorm chances through Sunday with highs today and Sunday in the 80s to low 90s. Nebraska partly sunny today with thundershowers southeast and west. highs 70s to 80s. Oklahoma scattered storms tonight and Sunday. highs 98 to 102 east and south to Panhandle lows 60s Panhandle to upper 70s southeast. Arkansas partly sunny very hot with thundershowers northwest today and elsewhere slight chances. highs mid to upper 90s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Arkansas
FmHA Seeks to Withhold Foreclosure Borrower Data
The Farmers Home Administration fights FOIA requests from Farmers Legal Action Group to release names and addresses of 13,000 borrowers facing foreclosure and copies of hearing decisions. Officials say compiling the data is burdensome and could violate borrower privacy while a litigation backdrop questions whether public interest justifies disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmha
Virgie Cunningham Jr
Freedom of Information Office
Cunningham
Vance Clark
Federal Office of General Counsel
Justice Department
Washington
Grimes Jr Decorated in Japan With Air Force Commendation
Staff Sgt. John E. Grimes Jr. son of Marjorie Lovelady and John E. Grimes Sr. has earned the Air Force Commendation Medal in Japan for meritorious service. He serves as navigational aids equipment specialist with the 4th Combat Communications Squadron. The West Franklin USD 287 board plans a 7:30 p.m. budget hearing at Pomona Education Center, with bids on fuel and soil testing, plus needs assessment and goal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Grimes Jr
Marjorie J. Lovelady
Harrison, Ark
John E. Grimes Sr
807
N. Cedar
Japan
Grimes
4Th Combat Communications Squadron
West Franklin U.S.D
Pomona
Library Line Answers Your Questions About Local Services
The library provides a weekly Q and A on its Line and in person. Contacts include Herb Wittmire and Max Drake for diabetes chapter questions, Marty Cox for Works Progress Administration dolls, and phone numbers 242-6189 242-4564 242-4971 for follow ups. The query also covers garlic as a laxative, the Seven Dwarfs, Kansas appliance repair schools, and Ottawa to Rapid City distance about 762 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and Main
Reita Bryan
Herb Wittmire
Max Drake
Ottawa
Works Progress Administration
Marty Cox
Parlic
Kansas
Nebraska
Vo-Tech
Price
Rapid City
Shultz Allays War Fears On Iran Gulf Involvement
Secretary of State George Shultz told a Senate panel the United States has no plan for a shooting war with Iran and will not invoke the War Powers Act to justify naval presence in the Persian Gulf. He noted U.S. ships escort reflagged Kuwaiti tankers to safeguard oil and allied states, while a UN embargo proposal seeks support from China and the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Shultz
Reagan
Iran
Persian Gulf
Shultz
Senate Appropriations
U.S
Gulf
Iraq
U.N
U.N. Security Council
United States
Japan
China
Soviet Union
Congress
U.S. District Court
Transportation Department
Wellsville Youth Wins PepsiCo Scholarship
Stanley Roby of Wellsville won a $2000 renewable PepsiCo Foundation Scholarship to the University of Kansas. He joined KU’s Summer Honors Institute this summer as one of 20 invited students. Roby, son of Dave and Rose Roby, is a Wellsville High graduate active in football track Student Advisory Board and future business leaders events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Stanley Roby
Dave
Rose Roby
PepsiCo Foundation
University of Kansas
Franchise Services Inc
PepsiCo
Young Roby
Wellsville High
Roby
Kansas
Future Business Leaders of America
Correction on USD 290 spending and Ottawa agency graph errors
A Friday correction clarifies USD 290 local government figures and a misdrawn graph. The district’s proposed spending rises 3.11 percent from 7.75 million in 1987 to 8.007 million in 1988, not a drop. The Ottawa Recreation Commission spending authority also contradicts the arrow show of a 6.76 percent decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.D
Ottawa Recreation Commission
New ACO joins Department of Public Safety
The Department of Public Safety hires an animal control officer to replace Sam Mason who is quitting to attend Emporia State University. Larry J. Murphy, age 43 of Ottawa RFD 1, started Wednesday and was next on the department’s eligibility list. Murphy previously spent 21 years with Commodore Homes and is married to Charlotte with a daughter, Michelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Sam Mason
Mason
DPS
Emporia State University
Larry J. Murphy
Oren Skiles
Murphy
Department
Ottawa Rfd 1
Commodore Homes
Charlotte
Michelle
Franklin County Sheriff July report highlights key crimes and totals
The Franklin County Sheriff's Department releases July totals: burglaries five with two solved, thefts seven with two solved, one robbery, one arson, vandalism seven with six solved, three assaults, narcotics one, 11 miscellaneous cases, two DWI, two missing persons, one juvenile runaway. Losses: 7276 dollars, recoveries 13452. Also 15 arrests, 43 disturbances, one structure fire, four injuries, 15 non injury accidents, 24 alarms, 4 ambulance assists, 263 civil papers served, 16196 miles patrolled.
Community Ads and Specials Roundup
Local notices list card sales and openings. Cardsbuy-sell-trade at 112 W 2nd, JIM'S BARBER Shop adds Saturday hours 7:30 to 4, CLASS RING sale at Drake Jewelry, PAPER DRIVE Saturday 8 to 10:30 at Sacred Heart, K of C sponsor, SAT NIGHT steak offer at Little Joe's Pomona, and ICE CREAM SOCIAL on Courthouse lawn August 12 at 2 20 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
K of C
Little Joe's
Pomona
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Report
Keith C. Owens
Owens
Register
Franklin County
Owens Oil, Iola
Keith A. Casner
EB. Logan
Schwan
Kansas Court of Appeals
Railroad Savings and Loan Association
William E
Shirley Ann DeVore
United States of America
Quiet Tithe
U.S. District Court For Kansas
Railroad
Richmond
James Wesley Epperly
Lansing
Rita Elizabeth Anderson
Christopher Scott Raby
Andrea Dawn Wheat
Pittsburg
Sheriff’s News
Marilyn Joan O’shea
Olive
State of California
California
O'Shea
Fogle Quarry Inc
Motorola
East Wilson
Sara A. Hamilton
Cedar
Loren E. Douthat
15Th
Cedar Streets
Marjorie J. Davis
Carroll
Iowa
Ralph S. Wise
S. Mulberry
Wise
Davis
Fifth
Main Streets
Jill A. Tucker
Kansas City
Midwest
Ilinois
Iowa-So
Minnesota
Texas
Preas
Il. Nnaia
Texas-Oklahomae
Tf Hinois
Lowe So
Western Nebraske
Texas-Oklahoma
Kasan
Wottthy
St. Paul
Indiana
St. Louis
Sioux City
Omaha
Sioux Falls
St. Joseph
Nesota
Few
Alliants
Stown Falls
Wim
Franklin County Almanac
Tulsa
Reed Park
Tisha Grace
James T. Massey
Minnesota Group
FOI Ad
Bruce van Sickle
Sen
Arlen Specter
R-Pa
Lo Pizza Hut
Stan Roby
ACO
Sheriff’s Report
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Ad Briefs
Courthouse Lawn
OHS Cyclonettes
Jim
New Sat
Drake Jewelry
Leta N. Dunn
North Baptist Church
Paul Winkler
Ruhamah Cemetery
Rantoul
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!