Public Auction of Guns and Household Machinery Items
Public auction at 11:00 A.M. features handguns and rifles including Smith & Wesson 38 special and Winchester 1897 12 Ga shotguns, plus Remington and Ray Arms offerings. Also offered are tractors, trucks, trailers, tools, lumber, stoves, and assorted antiques. Cash day of sale. items sold as is. bidding number required. lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Wesson
Remington
Ray Arms Co
American Gun Co
McCormick- Deering
Dodge
I.H
P&h
Sunbeam Industrial
Dale-Brewster No
Fordson
P.T.O
Yamaha
Wingert opposed to breaking KU Medical Center from university
Former state Rep. George Wingert told a Senate committee he would oppose taking the University of Kansas Medical Center out from under university reins. The panel unanimously recommended Senate approval of his appointment to the state Board of Regents, which oversees six state universities and Kansas Technical Institute. Wingert, a 49 year old Ottawa businessman and K State graduate, disputed separating the medical center and hospital, cited concerns about control and finances, and suggested possible agreements with Nebraska for veterinary medicine slots at K State. He declined to comment on absorbing Washburn University and urged running current institutions rather than adding new ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Schwartz
Kansas
Topeka
Hns
George Wingert
University of Kansas Medical Center
Wingert
Ottawa
Senate
State Board of Regents
John Carlin
Kansas Technical Institute
House
Lawrence
Ed Riley
R-Leavenworth
Nebraska
K-State
Kansas State University
Wingert Ol Company
Washburn University
Regents
Board of Regents
Carlin
Gilles
Lauder
Sauder
Four Carlin appointees cleared for confirmation in Kansas Senate
Gov. John Carlin named George Wingert to the Kansas Board of Regents with Helen Gilles Har old J Lauder and Harold M Goodman also named to state boards. Wingert, a former Ottawa representative, heads an oil business and farming operations. Gilles is a Lawrence physician, Lauder an Independence podiatrist, and Goodman a Topeka businessman. The four await full Senate approval after the Confirmations Committee recommendation. All receive 35 dollars daily and 19 cents mile for in-session duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
George Wingert
Kansas Board of Regents
Senate
Wingert
Ottawa
Helen Gilles
Lawrence
Harold J. Lauder
Independence
State Board of Healing Arts
Harold M. Goodman
Kansas Public Retirement System
Kansas House kills 55 mph speed bill in committee
The House Transportation Committee killed the bill needed by Kansas Highway Patrol for enforcing the 55 mph limit by voice vote. Only about three of 21 members supported the measure. It would have changed how speeding convictions within 56 to 65 mph affect driving licenses under a 12 month violation rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Highway Patrol
House Transportation Committee
Rex Crowell
R Longton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyndon
I.H. Travel
Cook
Arion Mounkes
Wayne Wischropp
Charles Beatty
Celebration Hall
Franklin County Fairgrounds
S. Mulberry
Ottawa University
Victrala
Westinghouse
U.S
Electrolux
W. B
Bert”’ Smith
Kansas State Bank
Labbeth
Tom Bach
Tonerr Institute
Main
Kathy McDaniel
Harold Bennett
Tom Sach
Mary Tice
Okays Wingert
Goodman
KPERS
Oran
Sara Woods
Anthony Maitland
B.D. Colins
Ashworth & Palmer
Thomas Hauser
Tom Henderson
Wall Street
Tom
Stan
Fred L. Guiles
Stan Laurel
Laurel and Hardy
Charlie Chaplin
Hardy
Giles Lutz
Wyoming Territory
Rock Island Railroad
Spegiatr Purchase
Quin’s
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