Princeton CC Debut Busy One
Princeton City Council in its first regular session elected Bob Rossman president and confirmed Mrs. Bill Sink as treasurer. Mayor Higgins announced the resignation of city clerk Roberta Donart but she will stay until August or until replacement is found. The Ottawa Herald named official newspaper. New building inspector Bill Bronson resigned. Kenny Humiston to replace him and head the water board. Humiston and Sink plus Lee Smith will sit on the water board. Smith hired to move city yards for 2500 per yard. City annexed two acres for a community building and sold a 30 by 50 foot lot behind the garage to Jim Cox for 100 plus costs. Ruling and budget actions plus other council business covered.
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Joan Istas
Princeton
Bob Rossman
Bill Sink
Sharon Higgins
Roberta Donart
Ottawa Herald
Bill Bronson
Kenny Humiston
Humiston
Water ‘Board
Bill “Sink
Lee Smith
Water Board
Smith
Jim Cox
R. G. Harms
SC Denies Fat Briefcases in Architecture Kickback Case
Kansas Supreme Court refused a motion to exceed the 10 page brief limit in the architectural kickback prosecutions. Oral arguments set for June 9 on the state's appeal of a lower court ruling that voided the January 1974 grand jury indictments involving 17 individuals and five firms related to a half million dollar University of Kansas Medical Center expansion contract and a $30 000 payment to then governor Docking’s 1972 re election campaign.
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Topeka, Kan
State Supreme Court
Kansas City Area
Robert B. Docking
University of Kansas Medical
George R
Dick” Docking
Richard L. Malloy
Thomas E. Joyce
Will C. Taliaferro
Bruce M. Browne
Supreme Court
Jay Sullivan
Emporia
Shawnee County
Strip Mining Measure Moves On Compromise Bill
A bipartisan compromise bill to curb environmental damage from coal strip mining advances toward the president. The Senate approved it by voice vote, House backers expect a quick floor vote, and sponsors claim enough votes exist to override a potential veto by Ford. The bill imposes federal controls, requires land restoration, lets states run programs, and imposes a coal tax to fund cleanup, with debate over cost and regional impact.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
House
United States
U.S
Appalachian
Congress
Globe and Albee Pulitzer Wins Highlight 1960s Awards
The Boston Globe wins its fourth Pulitzer in nine years for public service in desegregation coverage. Edward Albee earns his second Pulitzer for Seascape, despite Broadway losses. Also noted are Dumas Malone’s Jefferson and His Time, The Power Broker by Robert Caro, Xenia Daily Gazette tornado reporting, and IRS audit series.
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New York
Boston Globe
Edward Albee
the Globe
Boston
Albee
Notice of Sealed Bid Sale by Internal Revenue Service
The Internal Revenue Service will sell seized property of Nell Jay Newland of Wellsville Kansas at a sealed bid auction on May 22 1975 at 10 30 a m at Newland s Garage Wellsville Kansas under IRC sections 633 and 6335. Inspection May 22 1975 9 30 a m or by appointment. Bids on IRS Form 2222 with 20 percent deposit if over 200. payment by cash cashier s check money order or traveler's check. Only Newland s right title and interest offered. Lawrence J Fryback Revenue Officer.
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Department of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Nell Jay Newland
Wellsville
Kansas
Newland
Ath & Locust
City of
Wellaville
Ses
United States Postal
Express
Neil Jay Newland
Lawrence J. Fryback
Revenue Officer
Tap dancing makes comeback as happy pastime in Palo Alto
In Palo Alto California tap dancing surges in popularity as people seek affordable joy. Rose Ann Tyler notes rising interest while Menlo Park Academy of Dance reports 129 women and three men taking classes. Community figures credit That’s Entertainment for rekindling 1930s style, with 17 year old Michael Brown planning more lessons as he cites Fred Astaire and other performers as inspiration.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Rose Ann Tyler
Gladys Gairaud
Menio Park
Fred Astaire
Brown
Public Auction Sale Seizing Delinquent Taxes in Kansas
Internal Revenue Service announces a public auction under 493 and 6235 of the Internal Revenue Code for Nell Jay Newland of Weilsville Kansas due to nonpayment of delinquent taxes. Sale date May 72, 1975 at 11:00 am at Newland's Garage Wallaville Kansas. Items listed include machines, desks, copier, cabinets, tires, tools, refrigerator and assorted contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Nell Jay Newland
Weilsville
Kansas
Newland
Sth & Locust
Wallaville
Monroe
Crosby
Paris
Stewart Warnerville
Curtis
Chevrolet
Internal Revenue sale of Nell Jay Newland property
Lawence J. Frybeck, Revenue Officer, IRS Topeka Kansas, announces a sale of Nell Jay Newland right title and interest in a 1973 Ford wrecker numbered FOURIZT. Payment must be cash certified check cashier's or money order payable to Internal Revenue Service. Sale date May 1 1975 at Topeka Kansas location.
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United States
Internal Revenue Service
Nell Jay Newland
Lawrence J. Frybeck
E. 4Th
Topeka
Kamaas
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