November crime and duty reports from Franklin County Sheriff's and DPS
Franklin County Sheriff and Ottawa DPS released November reports. Sheriff notes 2 burglaries 7 thefts 6 vandalism incidents 1 aggravated assault 8 other assaults 1 narcotics violation 7 miscellaneous cases plus 3 criminal arrests 7 domestic disturbances 27 other disturbance calls 2 structure fires 7 other non criminal cases 3 injury accidents 23 non injury accidents 23 field contacts 17 alarm calls 6 ambulance assists 48 services 25 officer assists 1 juvenile case 7 prisoner transports 10 arrest warrants 215 civil papers servings 168 officer response calls 17 497 miles on patrol. DPS reports 684 calls 648 cleared 99 crimes 63 cleared 36 arrests 13,122 estimated property loss. Crimes include 4 assaults 21 thefts 17 miscellaneous charges 1 arson 22 vandalism 1 narcotics 2 sex offenses 1 liquor violation 1 public drunkenness 1 weapons violation 3 public peace violations 4 disorderly conduct 9 DWIs 2 runaways. DPS ran 13 fire vans for four structure fires four miscellaneous fires and five misc calls. Fire loss estimated at 250. Animal control answered 163 calls impounding 26 animals. reserves volunteered 149 hours. officers drove 13,143 miles.
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DPS
Kansas Supreme Court upholds intangibles tax rule and ad supplements ruling
The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed the reconstituted 1983 intangibles tax allowing county exemptions, upheld newspaper advertising supplements as non taxable, and approved Topeka airport hazard regulations. Justice Tyler C. Lockett wrote the opinions, with multiple justices noting uniform taxation and local control while addressing Kinney land dispute concerns. The decision also touched on park land maintenance and a separate Topeka airport case.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Topeka
Tyler C. Lockett
John and
Marjorie Cogswell
Sherman County
Supreme Court
Kan
Jake
Finney County
J. Stephen Nyswonger
Roger C. Kinney
Finney County State Park
Nyswonger
Cogswells
Kinney
Nyswonger's Court
David Prager
Lockett
K-Mart Corp
K-Mart
Topeka- Shawnee County
Forbes Field
Notice of Hearing in Kansas Estate Case Dilts Deceased
First published December 7 1s Last published December 21 1s in Franklin County Kansas In re Estate of Lloyd E Dilts deceased case no Petition filed December 4 1985 by Charles W O Connor executor named in will seeking admission to probate and issuance of Letters Testamentary under the Simplified Estates Act with possible supervised administration if objections are filed Written defenses due by December 30 1985 at 10 00 am in Ottawa Kansas creditors must exhibit their claims within four months of first publication or be barred Attorneys for Petitioner Charles W O Connor son L Richeson Anderson Byrd Richeson 2nd Main Ottawa KS 64967 (913) 242 1234
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State of Kansas
Charred W. O'Connor
Lloyd E. Dilts
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Charles W. O'Connor
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State Board of Tax Appeals
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Richard W. Holmes
Harold S. Herd
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Herd
Bruce Miller
Arkansas River
Garden City
Great Bend
Kay McFarland
Metropolitan Topeka Airport Authority
Prager
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Peanuts
District Court
Lloyd E. Dilia
Sonn L. Richeson Anderson
Byrd & Richeson
2Nd & Main
P.O. Box
Hagar the Horrible
Tige
Miz’ Becky Hight
Becky
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