Law Prohibits Beer Carryout in Kansas Restaurants
Attorney General Robert T. Stephan issued a non-binding opinion stating that a 1987 Legislature measure legalizing Sunday beer sales for on premise consumption does not permit carryout. The ruling says cereal malt beverages may be sold inside restaurants with approval, but Sunday carryout remains barred unless specifically authorized by exception.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert T. Stephan
Chase County
W. Lee Fowler
Stephan
Regional Weather Summary for Franklin County and Beyond
Franklin County Almanac reports clear and warm tonight with low 70s to upper 70s and southerly winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday stays sunny, hot and humid with highs 95 to 100 and southerly winds 10 to 15 mph, followed by a slight chance of thunderstorms Sunday west. temperatures in the 90s with cooler northwest and 70s elsewhere.
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Missouri
Nebraska
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Colorado
Plains
Arkansas
Beer Sales At Fair Okayed In 1967 Kansas Event
The Kansas State Fair Board in Larned approved Sunday beer sales at the 1987 Hutchinson fairgrounds during spectator events with a 30 percent food-sales rule. Smoking bans in enclosed exhibit buildings were adopted to comply with a new state law.
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Larned
HNS
Kansas State Fair Board
Hutchinson Fairgrounds
Bob Gottschalk
Gottschalk
Bob Hope
Gala Celebration Planned For Kansas Lottery
Kansas lottery officials propose a statewide kick off when tickets go on sale with events in all 105 counties. Plans include local celebrations, a possible $1,000 prize per county, and a “losers’ lottery” drawing. Opening day activities may cost up to $105,000 if held everywhere.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Lottery
Lottery
Dennis Kiliany
Kiliany
Larry Montgomery
Joan Gable
Montgomery
Daily Report Admissions and Dismissals and Local Offenses
The Daily Report records admissions Linda Tanget Russell Mundy Alfred Wadkins and dismissals Nettie Mundell Dale Collins Tuesday. It notes arrests Billy J C Camp 19 Gardner on a Franklin County warrant for failure to appear on traffic charges with a $2000 bond. Thefts report two hoods for 1957 Chevrolets and a 1932 Chrysler roadster body stolen from Cowdin Salvage with $400 hood losses and higher Chrysler body loss. Additional thefts include a red lawnmower from Charlene M Martin on July 18 to last Thursday worth about $107. Juvenile cases include Justin Lynn fined for driving against age restrictions and Christopher Pacholke for learner permit restrictions. A Juvenile Court case places Gene J Hawkes Jr on probation for criminal damage to property involving Sheila's Hair Studio, stop signs, and a car in Richmond. Carl J Messick served summons for July 1 felony damage to windows at the North American Hotel with a hearing set Aug 11. A 14-year-old Ottawa boy arrested for curfew violation and released to an aunt. A bike reported stolen from Kelly Price. A vandalism report describes a window broken by a projectile on a pickup belonging to Heckman Trucking. Quotations for Tuesday afternoon at Ottawa Co op listed crop prices for hard wheat, corn, milo, soybeans, and oats.
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Billy
J.C. Camp
Gardner
Franklin County
Camp
Cowdin Salvage
West Wilson Street
Rex
Justin L. Lynn
Ottawa
Christopher J. Pacholke
14Th Street Terrace
Gene J. Hawkes Jr
Richmond
Sheila's Hair Studio
City of
Joyce Smith
Hawkes
Sheila Wilson
Sheila
Carl J. Messick
Cherry
Third
Main Streets
Barrel Champ Leads EKP Rodeo Series After Two Rounds
Rick Branch of Edmond and Wade Wilson trail in the men's high point race as the EKP Rodeo moves through Fort Scott and Ottawa. Colette Baier leads the cowgirl barrel racing for a saddle, with Betty Roper close behind. John Luthi tops bareback riding, Mark Trahan leads steer wrestling, and Pockets Billingsley battles Joe Nichols in saddle bronc. Calf roping shows Branch and Lee Cady near the top, while Jo Reed and Lex Logan lead team roping with Casey Cox and Speedy Williams close. Remaining stops include Iola August 4-5 Gardner August 12-13 and Mound City August 14-15.
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Fort Scott
Ottawa
Rick Branch
Edmond
Wade Wilson
Kincaid
John Luthi
Luthi
Fort Scott Community College
Mark Trahan
Hackberry
Brad Mattox
Wichita
Professional
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Allen County
Iola
Johnson County Fair
Gardner
Linn County Fair
Mound City
Chernobyl Officials Convicted in Nuclear Accident
Six former Chernobyl power plant officials and technicians were sentenced to up to ten years in a labor camp for causing the worst nuclear accident. Judge Brize cited an atmosphere of lack of control at the station and 71 safety violations, 27 unreported, with 31 killed in the No. 4 reactor blast on April 26, 1986.
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Chernobyl
U.S.S.R
Chernobyl Power Plant
Raimond Brize
Local Scholarship Winners and Air Guard Graduation Highlights
Angela Lynne Ferguson of Ottawa received a $500 Dr. M.J. Little Scholarship at Pittsburg State University, as a sophomore majoring in accounting and information systems. Tracy R. Short of Mapleton earned a $200 per semester Ernest and Maurine Mahan Scholarship at Pittsburg State University, a freshman studying biology and pre medicine. Susan M. Johnson, Ottawa High School graduate, made Bob Jones University spring dean’s honor roll. Air National Guard 2nd Lt. Donna D. Shickley, daughter of Doris and Joseph Scraper Baldwin, completed the Transportation Officer Course at Sheppard AFB Texas. a Baldwin High School graduate from 1972.
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Angela Lynne Ferguson
Ottawa
M.J. Little
Pittsburg State University
Tracy R. Short
Maple
Ernest and Maurine Mahan
Susan M. Johnson
Ottawa High School
Bob Jones University
Greenville
D.C
AIR National Guard
Donna D. Shickley
Doris and
Joseph Scraper
Baldwin
U.S. Air Forces Transportation Officer
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Baldwin High School
Summer sales and service brief roundup
Ad briefs note watch and razor repair for Drake Jewelry and The Alley summer clearance offering 50 to 70 percent off. Scruples summer sale features a 31 liter shampoo for 9.99. Benita returns to A Cut Above appointments in Benita area. Ice Cream Social July 29 from 7 to 8 pm at the Court House hosted by Franklin County Democrats. Guy and Mae’s Tavern Williamsburg closes for vacation July 27 to August 10, reopens August 11. New hours listed for multiple locations. Bill Wheeler Service promotes Billy Spears Band at CJ’s Playhouse Friday night.
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Court House
Franklin County Democrats
GUY and Mae's
Williamsburg
Sun
Bill Wheeler
Ottawa
Pomona
Obituaries for Mabel N. Rains and Opal F. Filtingberger
Graveside services set for 88 year old Mabel N. Rains in Garnett Cemetery with burial at 2 p.m. Friday. she was a former H D Lee seamstress and First Christian Church member. Opal F. Filtingberger of La Cygne, 74, died July 27 1987, services at 10 a.m. Thursday at La Cygne Calvary Baptist Church with burial at Oak Lawn Cemetery. survivors include five daughters and multiple relatives.
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S. Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Garnett
Loren Rains
Ottawa
H.D. Lee
First Christian Church
Emma Roseberry
Anna Cramer
Alice Jennings
California
Farris-Feuerborn
Crippled Children's Foundation
Funeral Home
Anderson County Hospital
la Cygne Calvary Baptist Church
la Cygne
Cliff Filtingberger
Pleasanton
Cavalry Baptist Church
Martha Jane Baldovino
Lamb-Roberts
Paul Miller
A. Glenn Campbell
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Ottawa Bible Church
Faith Bible Church
Wall Street mixed at noon with Dow around 2517.70
Stock market was mixed at midday with the Dow Jones industrial average at 2517.70, down 2.07, advancers slightly ahead of decliners on the NYSE. Big Board volume reached 83.93 million shares as Boeing, American Express, and Merck showed varied moves after a prior rise.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
NYSE
Boeing
American Express
Merck
Woman Killed In Olathe Wreck
A La Cygne woman Debra K Marmon, 23, died in a head on collision in Olathe near Pflumm Road on Kansas 150 about 11 45 p m. Police said one vehicle crossed the center line. Four others were injured.
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Olathe
Olathe, Kan
Kansas 150
Pflumm Road
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