Graveside service for Jack N. Mallicoat set at Highland Cemetery
Jack N. Mallicoat 54 of 510 S Oak died Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital from natural causes. Graveside service at 11 a.m. Tuesday with Rev. Bill Weber officiating. Born March 29 1990 in Kansas City Missouri he lived in Franklin County most of his life. survived by Donna Crane his wife and others. Memorials to Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Unit. Friends to meet at Dengel Son Mortuary before cemetery march.
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Jack N. Mallicoat
S. Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Highland Cemetery
Bill Weber
Mallicoat
Kansas City
Franklin County
Hollow Construction Company
Lenexa
U.S. Air
Cole
Rick Mallicoat
S. Poplar
P.J. Evans
Dixon
Mayme Henderson
Casper
Wyo
Dengel & Son
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Highland
Kansas Workers' Comp Rates Seek 15.8 Percent Rise
The National Council on Compensation Insurance filed for a 15.8 percent statewide workers' compensation rate increase in Kansas. If approved, Kansas employers would pay about $23.5 million more annually, with variations by industry group and company layoffs. A Feb. 26 hearing in Topeka will address questions before a ruling on March 1 policy renewals.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Fletcher Bell
Bell
National Council On Compensation Insurance
State Insurance Department
Ninth Street
NCCI
Telecommunications Tax Bill Advances in Kansas Senate
In Topeka the Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee endorsed a bill preventing counties from imposing local sales tax on equipment leased for telecom use outside their borders. Sen. Fred Kerr said the measure taxes leasing equipment at the site of use, not the owner’s home office, shifting tax to the county where devices like answering machines and auto switches are used. The bill, approved by voice vote, moves to the Senate floor.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Fred Kerr
R-Pratt
At&t
Kerr
Senate
Farmers Speak of Land Collapse and Crisis in Agriculture
Framing pages show growers like Schrick and Garstecki describing crumbling land values and heavy mortgage burdens from government programs in the 1970s. They lament unfair market conditions, loss of support, and hope that national attention from Time and Newsweek signals a broader recognition of the agriculture crisis. Senator Jim Allen notes the front-page coverage as proof of a nationwide crisis.
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Schrick
Education and commerce briefs pack local page
Local ads and notices highlight a school board candidate, sales at retailers, a farmers night, chili supper, bridal shop openings, and various community events. Promotions span jewelry, clothing, rugs, classes, and entertainment with contact details and times where provided.
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WELLSVILLE Chamber _ of Commerce
High School
Alarm at Central Heights School Burglary Foiled
Two Garnett men James S. Young and Thomas J. Browning were arrested without resistance after deputies responding to a 1:30 a.m. alarm found them hiding in a boiler room. Charged with burglary theft and criminal damage to property they await Tuesday district court appearance with no bond due to Presidents Day observance. A warm engine car and items from the media center were recovered near the rear of the building.
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John
Linneman
W. 2Nd
Princeton Road
David L. Ralston
E. Wilson
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Ottawa
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Brian K. Crooks
Oak
GHS
Ronald W. Medlen
S. Mulberry
OHS
Michael D. Bartlow
Quenemo
Ottawa University
U.S.C
Ottawa Middle School
Garnett
Central Heights
James S. Young
Thomas J. Browning
Young
Browning
Sheriff's Office
Wayne Kissinger
Roger Shambaugh
Kansas Highway Patrol
Tips On Social Security Contact Points From Ottawa Office
Dusty Rhoades, manager of the Ottawa Social Security office, outlines when to contact Social Security to protect benefits. Key moments include starting a job for a number, name changes, after a death, disability inquiries, retirement at 65 or early at 62, and Medicare signup two to three months before 65. For questions, call 2334 Princeton or 242-7800.
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Social Security
Dusty Rhoades
Ottawa
Princeton
Burger urges new national court to ease Supreme Court load
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger told about 2,000 American Bar Association members that Congress should create an intercircuit panel to handle circuit conflicts and federal statute interpretations. He proposed 15 appeals judges from the circuits, nine seated and four reserves, to form the new court.
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Congress
National Court
Warren E. Burger
Burger
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
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Crestview
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Allen
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Lawrence
Burnett
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Lawrence L. Lutz
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Mulberry
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Mudrick
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S. Main
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Hickory
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