Quick-Change Theft At Pence’s North IGA Investigated
Police probe into a quick change theft at Pence’s North IGA on North Main where $423 disappeared from a cashier’s drawer after two women paid for cigarettes with three ten dollar bills and requested change. Similar attempts were reported at Alco and Waymire’s Price Chopper but no loss occurred. Suspects described as two dark complexioned women about five foot six, one with red hair and the other with black hair, speaking a foreign language or accented English.
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Department of Public Safety Today
North
Iga
N. Main
DPS
Checker
Alco
S. Main
Waymire
South Us-59
Two File For Pomona Council Elections
As of this morning two persons filed for three Pomona City Council seats with a noon February 2 deadline at City Clerk Florence Milliman. Current council member Daniel L. Stoneking and newcomer Joseph A. Spielman are listed. a seven-candidate field would trigger a March 9 primary and a general vote on April 6, along with a $60,000 fire truck and equipment bond issue.
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Pomona
Florence Milliman
Daniel L. Stoneking
Joseph A. Spielman
Laura Sutton
KMEA Seeks 1983 Start For Regional Power Projects
The Northwest Kansas Municipal Energy Agency grew from nine cities in 1976 to 43 similar agencies in 28 states by 1980, offering non profit joint action, uniform rates, tax exempt bonds, and economies of scale. Wolf Creek is behind schedule but expected in commercial operation by early 1985, with cautions on licensing and decommissioning.
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Northwest Kansas Municipal Energy Agency
KMEA
Wolf Creek
Kansas
Wolf Creek Station
United States
Juvenile Code Criticized by Corrections Leader in Kansas
John Wandless, head of the Kansas Youth Trust in the Kansas City area, denounced a proposed overhaul of the Kansas Juvenile Code as ineffective for reducing youth crime. He argued the bill mostly changes procedures, not root causes, and urged judges be given more flexibility to supervise offenders, including weekend-institution programs paired with schooling or work. The Senate Judiciary Committee was hearing the measure as other officials urged revisions.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas City Area
John Vandress
Kansas Youth Trust
Johnson and Wyandotte
Wandless
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Kansas House Honors Veteran AP Reporter Elon Torrence
The Kansas House unanimously commended Elon M. Torrence for 36 years in the Topeka AP bureau as he retires. A dinner by the Topeka Press Club and tributes by leaders highlighted his accurate style and expertise in state government and sports coverage. Succeeding Torrence is Bill Vogrin, a 1981 KU journalism graduate.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House of Representatives
Elon M. Torrence
Associated Press
Torrence
House
Wendell Lady
Robert Frey
Senate
Robert Talkington
Jack Esteineger
Corporation Commission
Pete Loux
Polly
Mary Torrence
Statute
Bobbie Mayhew
Norton
Richard Torrence
Weatherford
Okla
Ronald Torrence
Chuck Torrence
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Elon Torrence
Kansas
Topeka Capital-Journal
The
Kansas City Star
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Bill Vogrin
Kansas City
Funeral services set for Lena Caudill Baldwin
Funeral for 82 year old Lena P. Caudill Baldwin will be held at Baldwin Baptist Church with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. She died Wednesday at a Lawrence hospital. Born June 2, 1899 in Wellsville, she lived in Fort Knox since 1942, returning to Baldwin in 1949. Survived by husband Charlie. Memorials to Franklin County American Heart Association. Friends may greet family Friday evening at Lamb Robers Funeral Home. She was a member of Baldwin Baptist Church Evangeline Chapter OES and the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Lean P. Caudill Baldwin
Lena P. Caudill
Baldwin
Lawrence Hospital
Baldwin Baptist Church
Wellsville
Caudill
Fort Knox
Junction City
Evangeline Chapter Oes
American Legion Auxiliary
Dust in grain supply chains sparks export concern
North Dakota Wheat Commission asked the U S Agriculture Department to have the Federal Grain Inspection Service study grain dust. They warn dust from farm to rail harms wheat exports and farmer reputation, urging tougher rules if needed and noting EPA crackdowns on air emissions may worsen the issue.
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Don Kendall
AP Farm
Iter Washington
The
Agriculture Department
North Dakota Wheat Commission
U.S
Federal Grain Inspection Service
North
Commission
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Claude Pressnell JR
Willow
Southwestern Collge
Winfield
Mid America Council On Aging
Ad Briefs
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Wassmer’s
2Nd and Main
Ottawa
Monty
Wal-Mart
Young Place
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Owens Family Band
Enola M. Gish
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Willard
Reynold’s Pharmacy
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Michael J. Esser
E.D. Jones and Co
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Bassett, Neb
Waterville
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Saundra Jerred
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Christine Thurp
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Quenemo
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Public Safety News
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Morrisey
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Richmond
Wayland Kirkland Jr
Malin
Penny M
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Rantoul
Penny J
Waltman
Cherry
Jesse R. Walbridge
N. Cedar
Adam ¥. Winter
S.locus
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S. Cedar
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Powhattan
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Cleveland
Bradley S. Wheat
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Raymond L. Dyer II
Patrical A. Claussen
Tromant
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Poplar
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Cedar Streets
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Karen L. Clark
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Hurdsfield, N.D
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Nellie E. Reed
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Woodlawn
Dugel
Foetunng
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Hickory
Budge’s Sports Center
OHS Cyclone Room
Emporia
Bienescu
H&r Block
IRS
H&r
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North Main
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