High Court To Finish Little Big Horn Dispute
The Supreme Court will decide if the Sioux nation is owed more than 100 million dollars for land taken in 1877 after Custer’s 1876 defeat. The case centers on 7.3 million acres of the Black Hills and nearly 90 million dollars in accrued interest, with government pledges dating to 1868.
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Washington
Custer
Little Big Horn
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Claims
South Dakota
Black Hills
United States
George Armstrong Custer
U.S. Grant
NOW Opposes Carter for Nomination Regardless of ERA Stance
The National Organization for Women, representing about 110,000 members, voted to oppose President Carter in the fight for renomination and reelection. The decision comes despite potential rivals who oppose the Equal Rights Amendment, citing Carter's responsibility for states failing to ratify the ERA during his term.
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Washington
National Organization For Women
Carter
NOW
Indiana
Justice Department
Congress
Sue Errington
Muncie
Ind
Era
Errington
Political Action Committee
Move For New Super Agency Falls Just Short
A Kansas measure to create a unified state water authority failed by one vote in the Legislative Coordinating Council, blocking introduction. Rep. Keith Farrar argued the bill overstepped its study directive while opposition from farm groups persisted. In other items, university cost reports show medical instruction far higher per student at KU Medical Center than at KSU Veterinary, and the Supreme Court adjourned for a four week recess with actions on Taiwan treaty and anti-bias enforcement notable.
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Topeka
Kan
State Water Agency
Kansas Legislative Coordinating Council
Coordinating Council
Keith Farrar
R-Hugoton
Special Water Resources Committee
Kansas Water Authority
Farrar
Kansas Water Plan
Kansas, Water Resources Board
Water Resources Division
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas Livestock Association
Robert Frey
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine
K. U
Kansas City
Probate estate notices in Franklin County Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas district court probate notices announce estates of Grace Van Horn and Verne Moore. Co executors Dale B Van Horn and Max G Van Horn are named with assets and six month creditor claims. A hearing for Verne Moore estate is set for December 21 1979 in Ottawa Kansas with administration to conclude and bond surety released.
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Kansas
Franklin County
Grace
van Horn
State of Kansas
Percy D. van Horn
Dale B. van Horn
Max G. van Horn
District Court
Dale
Robt
W. Green
Chri
W. Second St
P.O. Box
Ottawa
Attys
Verne Monre
K.S.A
Margaret Santarpia
Verne Moore
Notice to Parents and Students of Rights under FERPA
A notice to parents and students of rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 is issued to Unified School Districts No. 287 288 and 290. The document lists Margaret Santarpia as administrator and Joyce Fackler Hendrix as attorney for the administrator, with contact details in Ottawa Kansas.
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Board of Education
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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