Rolling Stones to perform in Kansas City and Lawrence
McBride learned that mid-December performances by the Rolling Stones were announced in Kansas City Missouri. Each ticket cost 17 dollars and customers could order up to four tickets totaling 68 dollars, payable only by certified check or money order. A larger run was reported in Lawrence with University of Kansas students rushing to buy tickets.
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McBride
Kansas City
Lawrence
University of Kansas
November public safety report details DPS activity
The Department of Public Safety released its November report noting 622 calls answered and 990 cleared. Crimes listed include 34 thefts with 18 cleared, 6 assaults with 6, 1 burglary with 0, 18 vandalisms with 7, 2 narcotics with 2, 1 sex offense with 1, 4 DWIs with 4, 2 attempted personal crisis reports with 2, and 2 runaways with 2. Fire runs totaled 14 with 4 structure fires and 3 miscellaneous. estimated loss $400. DPS handled 49 accidents, 1 fatal, 1 with injuries, 22 property damage over $300, 17 under $300, total damage $47,770. Animal control answered 88 calls, impounding 30 animals. Reserves volunteered 199 hours. officers drove 12,643 miles on patrol.
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Department of Public Safety
DPS
Prison Vacancy To Be Filled Soon
Kansas State Penitentiary expects a new prison director by January 15 as Patrick McManus aims to replace Robert Atkins. Acting director Kenneth Oliver oversees security concerns after Lt. Robert Hurd was stabbed and guards were dismissed for a breakfast cell search dispute. Legislative funding for a master renovation and a proposed medium security facility remains in question.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Patrick McManus
McManus
Robert Atkins
Kenneth G. Oliver
Atkins
Robert Hurd
State House
Senate
Ways and Means
Kansas
D Cellhouse
Education Department
Oliver Friday
Linda Moppin
Robert Lincoln Jr
John L. Sullivan
The
Kansas City Star
Hurd
Sakharovs Hospitalized Over Hunger Strike in Moscow
Soviet authorities say Nobel laureate Andrei Sakharov and his wife were hospitalized to prevent health complications amid a 13 day hunger strike. Izvestia cited medical aid while critics warned of force feeding as daughter-in-law Alexeyeva feared. The case fuels Western concern over Soviet treatment of dissidents and emigration rights.
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Moscow
Andrei Sakharov
Izvestia
Sakharovs
Sakharov
Yelena G. Ronner
Washington
State Department
Alan Romberg
Sakharoy
Gorky
Volga
Liza Alexeyeva
Miss Alexeyeva
Montana
Alexei Semyonov
United States
Alexeyeva
Soviet Union
Iam
Bell okays rate hike in Blues tie in plan
AP reports Kansas insurance commissioner Fletcher Bell approved a rate increase for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City Medicare Tie-In-Plan. The Jan 1 rates rise to 12.37 dollars monthly for Blue Cross and 20.60 for Blue Shield, a total 8.60 dollar increase or 35.6 percent affecting 13,490 residents in Johnson and Wyandotte counties.
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Topeka
Kan
Fletcher Bell
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Kansas City
Bell
Blue Shield
Johnson and Wyandotte
Medicare
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Notice of Hearings in Franklin County Estate Cases
Public legal notices in Franklin County Kansas announce hearings for the estates of Jean Phares and Earl Harold Phares. Co-Executors Melanie Ann Cromwell and Earl Craig Phares seek court approval, final accounts, and estate closures with defenses due by December 23, 1981, at 2:00 PM in Ottawa.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Jean Phares
Ka Alice Jean Phares
KSA
State of Kansas
Melanie Ann Cromwell
Dean Phares
Ottawa
Kazans
Earl Craig Phares
John L. Richeson Anderson
Byrd & Richason
P.O. Box
Second & Main
Earl Harold Phares
Harold Phares
Ciy
Pranklin County
Melanie Ann Cromwin
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Paul Hess
Wichita
Ways and Means Committee
the Star
Sullivan
Lifers Club
Hominy
Ohls
Valley Center
the Family Circus
Ottawa Herald
Gotu Burch
the Herald
Consumer Protection Division
Atorney General
PTA
Alcoholics Anonymous
Jesus
Beatty
Western Wear
Lyndon
Pau
Peoria Road
Island Walnut
South Locust
Avon Sale
Kings ' Garage
I-35
Eisenhower Road
Hill
Highway 59
Scott's Station
Gold Watch
Red
Hickory
Coondoa
Homewood
Don Chambers
Pomona
Wah
Southwest Medical Center
Liberal
T.H, Dick
Southwestern Petroleum
Ft Worth
Texas
Ark Javet
West 7Th Street
Garnett
Call
KS National Guard
Gilroy
Ottawa National Guard
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Willow
Garfeld School Dist
S. Main
General Services
Charles, Mason
Johns Fritts
Clark
Bob
North Side
Wadener’s
Richmond
Albright’s
South Main
Bennie Stinson
South Side
McArdle Sheet Metal Shop
East 15Th St
Bob’s
Bennett Ice Cream
Carrell Bennett
Tom Bach
aHien We
TLB Land Co
Main
Rantoul Energy Corp
Rantoul
W. Baldwin
Oak
Otawa
Ben and Clara Gibson Estates
H.h
By Bil Keane
Santa Bug
Lopingn Vva Se Regne
Ty Freda
Kips
Hulo
Ima Zero
Parker
Zambia
Cuba
Beetle Bailey
Phyllis
Walt
Avon
Jean Attorys
Vecu
Don L. Alcheson Anderson
Byrd & Richeson
P.O
Attory
Rator
Immoral Services
Jack Rutter
Steanson
Call Budge
Ace Hardware
Emery
Printy and Son
West 1St
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Teri Botkin
Steve Sergeant
Lebo
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