Traffic Violations List From Princeton Area
The Daily Report notes numerous traffic offenses including speeding, improper backing, disobeying signals, and parking in a fire zone. Names, ages, addresses, and fines are listed for each offender, with one case placing probation and another detailing a license suspension. A separate incident recalls a 25 year old losing control on gravel, with over $500 in damage. Quotations reflect grain prices at Ottawa Co-op.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickie L. Kiser
E. 7Th
Robert B. Fortsner
N. Main
Edith A. Rea
S. Poplar
Vance S. Johnson
Rantoul
Samuel A. Mason
Willow
Lee T. McBee
Lawrence
Timothy A. Chapman
Wellsville
Scotty R. Hollon
Ottawa
Milton C. Durbin
E. 15Th
Connie A. Hildebrandt
Maple
Connie M. Currant
Jennifer J. Bromert
Lee J. Martin
Princeton
Jeffrey E. Stewart
S. Main
Shelly K. Lines
Lawrence A. Austin
Lester O. Welch
Garnett
Charles C. Woods
Daniel W. Walter
Lyndon D. Smith
Timothy J. Rossman
Jural Pomona
Christopher A. Swanson
Wal-Mart
James L. Maddox
N. Poplar
Melvin E. Nichols Jr
Allan T. Godfrey
Joseph D. Cain Jr
W. 5Th
Patrick B. Connngham
Dustin W. Snover
Olive
Aaron T. Kelsey
Hayden aims to ease tensions over judge pay cuts in Kansas
Gov elect Hayden seeks cooperation with the Kansas Judicial Department to resolve budget gaps without confrontation over a proposed 3.8 percent pay cut for judges. Chief Justice-designate David Prager and retiring Alfred Schroeder oppose unequal cuts, citing constitutional limits and equity with other officials. Negotiations resume next week with hopes for a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden
State Judicial Department
David Prager
Supreme Court
Prager
Hayden
Judicial Department
Alfred Schroeder
Kansas Judicial Center
Schroeder
Kansas
Jim Braden
R-Clay Center
House
KG&E Wolf Creek plan split viewed by staff in Topeka
The Kansas Corporation Commission staff weighed the KG&E Wolf Creek rate restructuring, noting potential $100 million five year savings for 243,000 customers but offering no final stance. KG&E seeks delays on two rate increases to fund its share of the $3.05 billion plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Wolf Creek
Kg&e
The
Corporation Commission
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative Inc
Topeka
Ottawa Kansas Public Notices and Property Tributes 1987
Legal notices detail multiple tract descriptions in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas including Lots 30 32 34 and 3 percent In Block 93 and tracts 11 12 13 14 with owners Lois Baer Gary Carter Delores Jones C Roger Brown and Gail Brown. A 1987 resolution directs a public hearing January 20 1987 for a $134000 off street parking facility in Block 98 with a proposed 50 50 benefit district split and a noted estate matter for Ethel Chronister probate with executor Everett Chronister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
L.Z. Drummond
Martha L. Drummond
William F. Hurdle
Kathleen Hurdle
Trans American Oil Corporation
Joyce M. Wetzel
William W. Young
William George Toumberlin
Dorothy A. Toumberlin
Suzanne A. Lane
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
Peoples State Bank of
Richmond
Ransom Memorial Hospital
David M. Towner
Karolyn Kay Towner
Kansas State Bank
Overbrook
State of
Norman Raby
Carolee Elizabeth Raby
Lois E. Baer
Lois E. Mace
Peoples National Bank
Ottawa
Clyde J. Mace
Gary Eugene Carter
Willene Elizabeth Carter
Delores J. Jones
C. Roger Brown
Gail A. Brown
District Court
Franklin County
Board of County Commissioners
William F
Kathleen Hardie
N.W
N.E
S. 4
S. W
Block
City of
Ferguson
William George A. Toumberlin
Richmond, Ks
Frank L. McKensie
W.W. Polkinghern
James L. Rugle, Jr
M.D. Lam P. Fleming
August Romstedt
Robert E. McClendon
Willis Dean Wonseller
Karen McClendon
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
State Bank of
Wellsville
Lois €. Baer
Peoples National Bank & Trust
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Dept. of Revenue
Ft. S
City
Bowles
Sheldon
Topping
Hambila
Walton
Maywood
Otawa
Ansas
City Hall
City Commission Room
College Park
Main Street
Fifth Street
Hickory Street
Jerry D. Thompson
Ethel F. Chronister
K.S.A
Everett Chronister
Lawmakers push clean amendments amid impending agenda
Allen says amendments must be as sneaky clean as possible as lawmakers press on with death penalty policy and school finance reform. He foresees a major clash over rural districts bearing valuation losses and notes Republicans will lead with a governor new to the office, comparing him to past leadership and signaling optimism about bipartisan navigation.
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Allen
Regular meeting notices and contact numbers printed
Classified notices list a regular meeting for Friday January 9 with installation of officers at 8 p.m. Hazel Triplett promoted W C Thelma Waymire secretary. Also provides after hour emergency mental health clinic number 242 3781 and narcotics anonymous hotlines 242 7100 and 242 3708.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Hazel Triplett
W.C
Thelma Waymire
FR. CO
Narcotics Anonymous
Card of Thanks and Community Notices
Thank you to everyone for cards flowers and prayers after our father and grandfather's loss. Special thanks to the Scipio ladies for the dinner. Also listed are contact numbers for Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon groups and Dorothy Nutt's adult care home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scipio Ladies
Joe Kueser
Dean Kueser
Gale Hull
Dorothy Nutt
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the Daily Report
Mary Carol Ann Renfroe
Ottawa Co-op
Sen
Gus Bogina
R-Lenexa
Brian Moline
Commission
Et al
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Sir Jeffy
Lady Dolly
Speanuts
TIGER
Hagar the Horrible
Ortin W. Smith
Orlin W. Smith
Depew Law Firm
P.O. Box
Neodesha
Charles W. Mavity Jr
Earl Sink
Merle Haas
Joyce Fackler Hendrix
Sarge
Beetle Bailey
Mr Walt
Lodge
Retta
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Alateen
Danny
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