Dealer Plate Revocation Hits KU Car Loans
Kansas Motor Vehicle Department revoked seven dealer plates used on cars loaned by Lawrence area dealers to the University of Kansas Athletic Corporation. KU officials had said 16 or 17 cars were on loan. department evidence showed seven vehicles violated rules while others were properly titled and tagged. Dealers named include Moorman Buick Topeka Laird Noller Lincoln Mercury Topeka Dale Sharp Pontiac Topeka Bob Reiter Chevrolet Great Bend Bill Ireland Chevrolet Lawrence Dale Willey Pontiac Lawrence and Sanders Motors Lawrence. Officials noted driver education use allowed for dealer plates but personal use is prohibited.
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Harris Enterprises
Topeka
Kansas Motor Vehicle Department
University of Kansas Athletic Corporation
H. J. Ulrich
Motor
The
Athletic Corporation
University Daily Kansan
Kansan
Wade Stinson
Motor Vehicle Department
Laird Noller
Lincoln-Mercury Inc
Ulrich
KU Athletic Corporation
Moorman
Sanders Motors
Lawrence
Stinson
Whitney Warren
Warren
Final Wheat Set Aside Payment Due In Area
Producers who participated in the 1971 Wheat Set-Aside Program will receive a final payment at 43 cents per bushel times the farm allotment and projected yield. The final wheat certificate value is the difference between July 1971 parity and the five month average market price, with the national average at 1.30, yielding 1.63 per bushel. The preliminary payment of 1.20 was 75 percent of estimated parity and market price. the 0.43 difference becomes the final payment. The change in 1971 policy moved toward market oriented agriculture eliminating rigid acreage allotments and bases. Contact the Franklin County ASCS at 209 W. 2nd for details.
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Franklin County
ASCS
W. 2Nd
Abortion Guardian Appointment Sparks Legal Fight in New York
A Roman Catholic law professor, Robert M. Byrn, was named legal guardian for an unborn child to block an abortion in Queens Hospital. Holtzman set a hearing and later appointed guardians for one fetus, challenging the city Hospitals Corporation. The suit argues unborn children have rights under the 14th Amendment and seeks to stop abortions in city hospitals.
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New York
Robert M. Burn
Supreme Court
Lester Holtzman
Holtzman
Burn
Queens Hospital
Thomas J. Ford
Byrn
Fordham University
City Hospitals Corporation
Ford
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