County commission faces budget clamp and legal gaps
The commissioners debate tightening efficiency by early 1984 budget proposals and withholding funds. They seek an assistant county attorney role, faulting County Attorney Wendell Barker for delays in tax sales, policy review, and easement negotiations. Church camp tax status, camp paperwork, and non profit rules are reviewed amid horse leases and fence disputes. cattle theft complaints prompt sheriff visits and possible fence orders. An electric typewriter purchase for the sheriff’s department is approved to replace borrowed gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swank
Lemon
Wendell Barker
Barker
Larry Larson
Charlie Clark
Russell Sylvester
Ottawa Rfd 3
Camp Chippewa Board
Methodist Church
Sylvester
Roy Swank
Clark
Topeka
Williamsburg
Rock
Rex Bowling
Harold Logan
Logan
Sheriff’s Department
Bowling
Sutton
Lebanon says Israeli pullout only path to end war
Beirut government demands total Israeli troop withdrawal before any formal end to the war, as sectarian fighting flares with Christian and Druse militiamen firing near Marine positions. Talks in Kiryat Shmona target plenary and subcommittees, with U S envoy Habib seeking faster progress toward removing tens of thousands of troops from Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Beirut
Israel
U.S
Aley
Bhamdoun
Antoine Fattal
Fattal
Middle East
Christopher Ross
Kiryat Shmona
Philip C. Habib
Morris Draper
Elie Salem
Palestine Liberation Organization
Arab League
PLO
Notice of hearing in estate of Quincy K Seymour Kansas
Legal notice in Franklin County Kansas announces a petition by Maxine G Saymour seeking descent determination of real estate in Ottawa including Lots 19 21 23 25 Block 3 Shaw and Lundingtons Main Street Addition and Lot 8 Block 4 Gleasons Addition plus other Kansas real estate and personal property of the decedent. Defenses due January 27 1981 at 9 30 a m in Ottawa court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Quincy K. Ses
Shaw and Lundington
City of
Ottawa
Seventh Street
Baldwin & Taylor
Maxine B. Seymour
Japan Still Tops U S Overseas Farm Buyers in 1982
Kansas City public affairs director notes Japan remained the leading overseas market for U S agricultural goods in fiscal 1982 ending September 30. The USDA lists 20 top importers with Japan totaling 5.737 billion, followed by the Netherlands and the Soviet Union, amid an 11 percent drop in export value to 39.1 billion.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City
Tade
America
Japan
Netherlands
Canada
U.S
U.S. Department of Agriculture
United States
The
Soviet Union
Spain
Mainland
China
Republic of Korea
Germany
Mexico
Taiwan
Italy
United Kingdom
Belgium- Luxembourg
Egypt
Venezuela
France
Portugal
Brazil
Nigeria
Saudi Arabia
USDA
Poland
Romania
Ussr
Korea
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