Kansas Senate passes non-resident violator license action
The Kansas Senate approved a bill to suspend or revoke licenses of non residents who fail to appear in court or pay fines for traffic tickets, joining about 20 states in a non residents violators compact. The measure allows release on signature bond for some violators and returns the license after resolution.
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Funeral notices for Feemster Overholt Hoskinson Burden Vinland
Funeral services are planned in multiple towns for Florence Feemster 84 at Miles Funeral Home Burden Everett survivor list includes husband and daughter. Jim Overholt 53 of Fort Collins died Sunday with Erma Miller as spouse. five sons and in law relatives noted. Erma Q Hoskinson 87 Vinland died Thursday. service at Vinland Church of Christ with burial in Vinland Cemetery.
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Florence Feemster
Harper Hospital
Miles Funeral Home
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Everett
H.K. Stevens
Elm
Ottawa
Jim Overholt
Fort Collins
Colo
Erma Miller
Homewood
Jay
Eddie
Gary
Greg
David
Edmund Miller
RFD
Erma C. Hoskinson
Vinland
Erma Q. Hoskinson
Baldwin Nursing Home
Vinland Church of Christ
Vinalnd Cemetery
Deaths and notices from Lyndon and Vinland area
Obituaries note Mrs. Hoskinson born 1894 in Eudora moved to Vinland 1915 married 1915 to Herve Hoskinson. Survivors include son Hubert and four Gottstein brothers. William E. Broderson 93 of Lyndon died, funeral Monday at Lyndon United Methodist Church with burial at Lyndon Cemetery. Survivors include son Dean, daughters Julia and Margaret Takesian, four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Also listed are admissions dismissals births crimes and a stock market summary with Wheat and Soybean quotes.
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Eudora
Vinland
Church of Christ
Vinland Grange
Herve Hoskinson
Hubert Hoskinson
Fred Gottstein
John Gottstein
Frank Gottstein
Clarence Gottstein
Muskogee Okla
William E. Broderson
Lyndon
Lyndon United
Pomona Man Charged With Enticement Of Minors
A 35-year-old Pomona man, Larry E. Snyder, faces two felony counts of enticement of a minor after allegedly approaching two 12-year-old girls and soliciting adult material. Police seized a box of films and letters at Snyder's home and his three children plus others have been placed in state custody. He remains jailed on 10,000 bond with a preliminary hearing set for February 5. Additional arrests are possible.
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Larry E. Snyder
Mobile Road
Snyder
Department of Social and Rehabilitiation Services
Ottawa woman ruled competent to stand trial in child abuse case
Mary Ruth Slemp 31, of 3265 Walnut, formerly Mary Bradfield, was found competent after five months at Osawatomie State Hospital. She posted 3000 dollar recognizance bond, to return Feb 8 for a preliminary hearing. The arrest followed a July disturbance and a chest bite on a 2 year old son.
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Mary Bradfield
Walnut
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Slemp
Osawatomie
Local Briefs Include Food Specials and Events in Ottawa Kansas
Community notices list diverse events and offerings across Ottawa and nearby areas. Highlights include Eddie Owens Family Band tonight at 9:00 p.m., Coach Club legal tender band Saturday 10-2, Episcopal Thrift Shop sale starting February 4, Franklin County toddler center moving to First Baptist Church, weekly dinner and specials at L&M Buffet and Hill House, and an annual Franklin County Conservation District meeting on February 4, 1982 at Celebration Hall. Also featured are Firewood from Garfield Cub Scouts, Monty’s Breasted Chicken specials, Bonny’s Beaute Boutique discount, Wassmer’s clean up sale, and FBI night specials with steak and sides. Concerts and theatre tickets go on sale for You Can’t Take It With You at Theatre on a Shoestring. Elks steak night and dance is slated for Saturday with Owens Family Band.
Overnight burglaries probe hits three sites
The Department of Public Safety investigated three overnight burglaries including at State Rep Dorothy Nichols restaurant Lee's Downtowner at 2295 Main where $44 was taken from a cash register. Nichols upstairs apartment at 22914 Main was ransacked with no missing items and no forcible entry. Also under investigation were Willis Nursery at 4398 Cherry and Thomas Daniels residence at 17 7288 Oak where office equipment and 48 cassette tapes plus a half case of oil were stolen. Estimated losses were $418 for Daniels and $50 for damage.
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Department of Public Safety Today
Dorothy Nichols
Main
Nichols
Lee’s
DPS
Willis Nursery
Thomas Daniels
Daniels
Utilities deadlock over plant stake and lifeline rates
KCPL and KGE planned to sell 17 percent of the plant to KEPCO, which reduced to 6 percent. overbuild by at least 11 percent says Miller while KEPCO and KGE lobbyist Coonard dispute. A group of municipal utilities seeks 9 percent interest as lawmakers mull lifeline energy rates. The House committee met Thursday to discuss the issue.
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Kansas Electrc Power Cooperatives
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Jerry Coonard
ECC
House Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Elderly group pushes energy lifeline bill in Kansas
A bill was proposed to guarantee a minimal energy supply at a very low price for life preserving needs. Kansas Power and Light argues lifeline rates shift costs to others and should be funded by social agencies. The House also weighs municipal utilities obeying KCC shutoff rules to protect low income residents.
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William Perdue
Kansas Power and Light
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KCC
Anita Niles
Dlebo
Kansas bill would replace county coroners with state medical examiners
The Kansas House introduced a bill to abolish county coroners and create a statewide medical examiner system with a chief medical examiner and 29 district examiners to investigate causes of death as required by law. Other House measures add witness intimidation crimes and require teens to complete a motorized bicycle course for restricted licenses.
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Joe Engle
Senate
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St. Joseph
Dallas
Senate Democrats
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Marvin Littlejohn
Phillipsburg
Robert Frey
Liberal
Ottawa Cable TV to add ESPN channel for subscribers
Ottawa Cable TV announced it will offer ESPN to regular subscribers starting Monday at no extra cost. Weather scans on Channel 8 will be dropped, as sports draw more interest, with ESPN signals received via the existing satellite dish. Programs planned include NHL games, college basketball such as Missouri Kansas, golf, soccer, skiing and gymnastics. The firm has not decided on a 24 hour news channel yet.
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ESPN
Bob Brooksher
Brooksher
Wtsb-Tv
Atlanta
Bridge replacement bid lowers KDOT project cost near Lane
Beachner Construction won the Kimball Bridge replacement near Lane for 102,568 dollars, well under the engineer estimate of 145,000. Franklin County covers 22,565 from the bridge fund. Work can start when weather allows, featuring 0.227 mile grading and a South Fork Sac Branch Creek bridge.
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Kimball
Lane
Kansas Department of Transportation
Beachner Construction Co., Inc
St. Paul
Larry Larson
Franklin County
Special
Larson
Sac Branch Creek
KDOT
John B. Kemp
KU Medical Center acceptance for Karl Sieg leads new study
Karl Sieg of 923 N. Cherry has been accepted by the University of Kansas School of Medicine, set to begin at KU Medical Center in September. He is a KU graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sieg of Denver. Reverend A B Springer of Becka Book Publications will speak at Calvary Baptist Church Sunday at 10 55 a m and 7 p m on the philosophy and need for Christian day schools. Books will be displayed before the evening service. Pomona High School honor roll first semester includes A and principal rolls with multiple students listed among the A, principal, and student groups.
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Tion
Kansas
Norma Daniels
Valley Center
Paul Feleciano
Wichita
Karl Sieg
N. Cherry
University of Kansas School of Medicine
KU Medical Center
Denver
A. B. Springer
A Becka Book Publications
Calvary Baptist Church
Pomona High School
Greg Eagleman
Kristy Eagleman
Chris Parker
Kim Bulmer
Sheila Engle
Patrick Foster
Johna Gottschamer
Beth Jorgensen
Cheryl Leakey
Julie Milliman
Elizabeth Parks
Carol Witham
Howard Woodbury
Janette Adell
Lori Bulmer
Tonya Dillon
Lea McBratney
Mary Wilkerson
Brenda Wray
Julie Harding
Shawn
Gambling Items Seized At Club
A KBI undercover probe led to a raid on the Legal Tender Lounge in Pomona. Authorities confiscated two poker tables, poker chips, and playing cards with three suspects awaiting formal charges.
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KBI
Legal Tender
Wendell Barker
Barker
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