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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1982

Page

3

Best Texas garage sale sells brothel relics in San Antonio

Theresa Brown, former madam of a San Antonio brothel raided in 1980, sells memorabilia including a circular bed and a "trick list" on a weekend garage sale. She owes $10,000 to the IRS, is on five years of probation, and has earned about $700 so far. The sale features books, furniture, and a yard full of personal items from 35 years of operation.

San Antonio Texas Theresa Brown Internal Revenue Service FBI Vice Squad Theresa Brown San Antonio Society

Open meetings act cites junket restrictions for city boards

Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan ruled that a majority of a city board may not hold a retreat far from the public eye such as in the Colorado mountains. The opinion, requested by Lawrence Mayor Marci Francisco, warns such gatherings are unreasonably inaccessible and violate the Open Meetings Act. It allows attending conventions like the League of Kansas Municipalities but cautions against private discussions during travel or at retreats.

Topeka Kan Kansas Colorado Mountains Robert Stephan Stephan Lawrence Marci Francisco City Commission Bradley Smoot Colorado Montezuma Colo Barkley Clark Smoot League of Kansas Municipalties

Hinckley Jury Deliberating for Insanity Verdict in Reagan Shooting

After a lengthy trial, a 12-member jury retired to deliberate Hinckley’s sanity or mental illness in the Reagan assassination case. Judge Parker instructed fairness and objective deliberation. Prosecutors urged conviction, arguing Hinckley must take responsibility.

Washington John W. Hinckley Jr Reagan U.S Barrington D. Parker Parker Hinckley

Budget Foes See New Struggle Amid Market Pressures

Congressional members forecast a sharp rate drop if a credible budget passes and holds deficits down. Domenici and Michel expect both houses to approve next week, though deficit size may upset conservative members. The plan projects $83.9B deficit in 1984 and $6B in 1995 with $103.9B red ink for 1943, a figure CBO notes could be $7B too low.

Congress Domenici Michel Congressional Budget Office David Espo Associated Press Washington Senate Pete V. Domenici R-N.m

Hearing and creditors notice in Georgia D Jackson estate

The District Court of Franklin County Kansas will hear on July 15 1982 a petition by Verna M Rodgers heir at law for appointment of an administrator. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication and defenses due July 15 1982. The notice names Verna M Rodgers as petitioner and David Espe as attorney.

District Court Franklin County Kansas Georgia Jackson Verna M. Roders D. Jackson Georgia D. Jackson Ottawa Franklin Verna M. Rodgers

May income boost sparks optimism for economic rebound

Washington AP report says Americans gained 0.7 percent in personal income in May and 1.3 percent in consumer spending, the strongest since last August, with Baldrige forecasting a slow emergence from recession amid tax cuts and easing inflation. Private analysts note improved prospects and rising retail sales.

Washington Commerce Malcolm Baldrige Commerce Department Baldrige Bross U.S Sandra Shaber Consumer Economics Chase Econometrics

Gulf Oil to acquire Cities Service in $4.89 billion deal

Gulf Oil Corp offers 4.89 billion dollars in cash and Gulf securities for Cities Service Co, in a proposed merger that ends a heated exchange between Cities Service and Mesa Petroleum. The agreement, approved by both boards, would create the seventh largest U S industrial firm and fifth largest oil company, with antitrust review by FTC and DOJ.

Robert Burns Gulf Oil Corp Cities Service Co Gulf Cities Service Mesa Petroleum Co Mesa Standard Oil Co Indiana Washington Justice Department Federal Trade Commission FTC Mobil Corp Marathon Oil Co Marathon U.S. Steel Corp U.S du Pont Co Conoco Inc Mobil Conoco United States New York Stock Exchange Gulf’s

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