Farmland reappraisal order issued in Kansas
The Board of Tax Appeals instructed the Property Valuation Director to conduct an in house reappraisal of Kansas farmland using existing data with no site inspections. The move, likely to raise farmland values and property taxes, was announced after the formal order last Friday. The context includes estate probate notices from Franklin County and creditor claims with four months to file.
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OPERA
Kan
Board of Tax Appeals
David Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
BOTA
Jack Shriver
Quieting title suit targets Seymour Addition land in Ottawa Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas District Court case 94 GV 39 plaintiff Otello seeks to quiet title to Lots 2 4 6 8 and North half of Lot 10 in Block 5 Seymours Addition to Rantout Kansas. Unknown heirs executors administrators devisees trustees and assigns of Opal Ferguson and Mrs Harold E Ferguson named defendants must plead by May 6 1994 in Ottawa.
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Opal Ferguson
Harold E. Ferguson
Heine
Seymours
Rantout
Kansas
Ottawa
Otellia
Ferriday rocker Loues taxes on new album tour
Terry Lee Lewis, from Ferriday, plans an album and concert tour to repay 3.75 million dollars in back taxes. The 18-year-old rock n roll singer known for Great Balls of Fire and Whole Lot of Shakin Goin On faced tax debts after an 1988 bankruptcy, despite a 1984 tax evasion acquittal.
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Lewis
IRS
Little Caesars expands menu as price cuts on pies planned
Ottawa Little Caesars unveils a broader menu including heavier toppings and a single pizza option at a lower price while extending an expanded lunch menu. Darren Maples cites reach for a broader customer base and a return to top service. Franchise supervisor Scott Mooneyham outlines the regional scope.
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Little Caesars
Ottawa
S. Main
Darren Maples
Maples
Scott Mooneyham
Mooneyham
Harrisonville
Excelsior Springs
Baker University
Lawrence
Lawrence Holidome
Gonana
Robert Johnson
Charliei-Manley Insurance
Lawrence Business
Robert Oyler
Rice Foundation
Douglas County
Baker University Office of University Relations
Ottawan
Kansas City
CPA
Marsha Bailey Jones
Baird
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Overbrook
Mark Elston
Missouri Auction School
Elston
United States
Zedillo Named PRI Candidate To Lead Mexico
Ernesto Zedillo, a U.S. educated economist who has never held office, was chosen by the Institutional Revolutionary Party to succeed Luis Donaldo Colosio and lead Mexico in the August 2 election. At 42, he has served as education minister and as secretary of planning and budget, seen as a technocrat and skilled negotiator awaiting political test.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ernesto Zedillo
Luis Donaldo Colosio
Zedillo
Institutional Revolutionary Party
Zedilio
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Colosio
Tijuana
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Lela M. Webster
State OF Kansas
Zola Mae Sand
Devisee Ard Legatee
John J. Richason
Anderson
Byrd, Aigheson & Flaherty
Hickory
P.O Box
Karras
District Court OF
J.D. Otello
John L. Richeson
Anderson Byrd
Ferriday
Terry Lee Lewis
TRS
Grand Rapids, Mich
Wendy’s
Dave Thomas
Thomas
Zondervan Corp
Wendy's
Zondervan
Dave Thomas Foundation
Nashville, Tenn
Statler Brothers
Clinton
Nashville Network
Hope
Ark
Statler Bros
Arkansas
Business Beat
Peoples National Bank
Plaza Cinemas
sAce Ventura Pot Detective
My Father
Peoples National Bank & Trust
THE
Ottawa Herald
Cloon Legal Services
Baldwik Det
Clean Legal Services
Baldwin Junction
Jean & Elian Kendall
Moore
Norman
Dengel's
Highland Cemetery
Bible Baptist Church
Dengel & Bon Mortuary
Alcoholics Anonymque
FR. GO
Briscoe's Pharmacy
Bas
Alder Fender
Gibson
National Mosrite
Gretsch
Martin
Crawford White
Nashville
National Waterproofing, Inc
AISE
Carl Kenton
Kansas Rural Works
Call
Larry
Ottawa Country Club
Ontario
Canada
Wichia
Salina
Topeka
Deluxe
Hud
Ato
Profite
America
America ProSa
N. Oak
Wallsville
Rantoul & Finney Roads
Jake
Indiana
Sand Creek
We Health
Norris Insurance
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