Civil Suit and Traffic Court Results From Kansas City Area
Civil suit results include Ben C. Kiefer winning foreclosure against Major and Lois Peterson with a $1000 judgment, and V. R. Stewart Co. winning $60 against Michael Peterson in small claims. Bond Automotive wins Zeek case after denial of Zeek petition. Several speeding fines are listed with multiple defendants, plus DUI and license actions. Criminal cases include guilty plea with jail and probation. other cases dismissed or marriage licenses recorded. local admissions and dismissals noted. KC market report covers cattle, hogs, and sheep trading trends and prices.
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Ben C. Kiefer
Raymond Peterson
Lois C. Peterson
Kansas City
Kaw
Kiefer
Small Claims
R. Stewart Co., Inc
Michael Peterson
City
Stewart
Orie D. Zeek
Bond Automotive
Wellsville
May 8 Ad Briefs and Local Events
Local notices list dances at Eagles VFW and Country Cy'ers with dates May 8 and 9, Bake sales for mother’s day, a beauty service at Beautyland, a Dairy Queen Mother’s Day special, Omaha Ottawa Jazz Ensemble concert, lawn seed prices from Willis Garden Center, and salvage and insulation deals. Includes phone numbers and store names such as Scott's Drive-In, Metzger Salvage, and 109 N Main.
Rev Knight files suit against Neodesha and others
Rev Harold Knight of Chanute claims police harassment by Neodesha police and Wilson County Sheriff in an incident near Neodesha and seeks 11 million dollars from the city. He and brother Harlyn Knight also sue Harris Enterprises and the Chanute Tribune for 30 million over a Tribune article dated April 30.
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Neodesha
HNS
Harold Knight
Chanute
Wilson County
Rev. Knight
Harris Enterprises
Chanute Tribune
The
Tribune
Wall Street Edges Higher as Banks Hold Rate at 6%
The Dow Jones average rose 3.78 to 993.31 as traders took heart from Citibank keeping its prime lending rate at 6 percent. Fansteel surged 4 percent to 18 as directors said a $17-a-share bid from H K Porter undervalued the firm. The NYSE composite advanced to 54.10 and the ASE value index climbed to 102.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Citibank
H.K. Porter Co
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Science Projects In The Spotlight At Wellsville Fair
Wellsville Elementary fifth and sixth graders showcased a vast science fair with diverse experiments from water switches to chicken farming notes. Judges favored mouse maze and plant growth projects, awarding top prizes while displays endured a day of inspection before some experiments failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Wellsville
Buffit
Muffit
Ford vetoes $4 billion military aid bill on constitutional grounds
President Ford blocked a $4 billion military foreign aid authorization, arguing the bill imposes unprecedented checks that would hamper executive foreign policy. He cites restrictions on arms sales, human rights standards, and potential aid termination after 1977, noting Congress would co-administer foreign affairs.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
North
South
Vietnam
House
Senate
America
Citywide Water Main Flush Promises Clear Water
City officials urge citizen cooperation next month during flushing of water mains and hydrants to ensure clear odorless taste free water. The process starts Monday with likely temporary low pressure in nearby areas for about an hour.
Economic Spurs In New Budget Ceiling Debate
Congress nears enacting a 1977 budget ceiling to boost jobs and stimulate the economy. The plan, a $413.3 billion package with $100.8 billion for defense, aims to extend tax cuts and avoid payroll tax increases, with spending limits set for 17 categories and a shift to budget-wide review.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Senate House
House
Senate
Ford Administration
Arnold Parker
Senate Budget Committee
Defense
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the Daily Report
Donald BE. Hogan
Garnett Rfd
Everett E. Hunter
Pomona
Josephine A. Mossman
Canterbury
Keith A. Shaw
Ottawa
Chester E. Leach
Rantoul Rfd
Harland M. Shively
N. Mulberry
William A. Lytle
Wellsville Rfd
State of Kansas
W. B. David Jr
Bonnie Makepeace
Pence
Gerald Nelson
Jim Barstow
William Lenk
Norman Scott
Probate
Randall Raymond Pearson
Richmond
Laurinda Lea Kirkland
Princeton
Lloyd ‘Taggart
S. Willow
Frank Hanson
S. Cherry
Barry Elder
Cypress
Rex Bruington
Eigth
John Fisher
Don Burroughs
S. Ash
James Hutchison
LeRoy
Kansas
String Choice
Ad Briefs
VFW
Vern Smith
Wichita
Butler Music
New Penn
Willis Garden Center
Debbie Hermreck
Beautyland
Bethany Chapel
Alco
Ottawa University
South Pence’s
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Wall Street
Colt
Spotted Mollie
Betta
Tato
Snoopy
City Water
Memoriam
Quintin DeWayne
Highland Cemetery
Dengel & Son
Lyl Fon
Washburn University
Topeka
Phi Kappa Phi
Cheryl Baird Brooksher
Patricia Hamilton
Lana Bigelow
Olathe Schools
Kansas State University
Jerry Crabb
Williamsburg
Kansas Alpha
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Bobo Raley
Martin Hall
Roger Zimmerman
McNally Pittsburg Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg State College
Alma
Manhattan
South Main
Mary Helen Herring
Franklin County Juvenile Court
Chicago
Gottlieb Daimler
California
Cyrones
San Diego
Pam
OHS
Turkey
Golden
S. Main
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