Reform Moves Kansas Courts Toward Unified System
Governor Fatzer leads push for a new unified Kansas judiciary with a seven member Court of Appeals. The plan would centralize power under the Kansas District Court and give the Kansas Supreme Court administrative control. The reform, aimed at reducing delays and eliminating bad justice, faces local opposition and timelines set to begin January 10 next year.
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Judicial Change
Better Justice
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Supreme Court
Ottawa council discusses sewer project and zoning enforcement
The commission heard that Willow Acres sewer work may require an absolute design soon and aims to finish before winter. Kirkwood and Associates advised. Officials planned legal steps, addressed a black fly issue nearby, and reviewed zoning enforcement options between Municipal and District Court. Chamber of Commerce Week May 24 29 proclaimed. Parking approved on Main Street June 19 for a 1974 Bicentennial Antique Car Tour. Abdallah Shrine Temple permission granted for an event.
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Elm West
Mills
Kirkwood and Associates
Allen
Ben Park
John Richeson
Richeson
Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
Ottawa
Baldwin, Overbrook
Pomona
Antique Auto Club
Kansas City
Kan
Abdallah Shrine
Bennett Unity Message on Farm Tour in Kansas
Gov. Robert F. Bennett urged Kansans to avoid rural urban split during a daylong farm tour. He stressed agriculture as the state’s economic base and called for fair land taxation to protect farm and ranch use against suburban development and high land values.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Benntt
Parade Through Ottawa Promotes Annual Radeo
A parade will march through Ottawa starting at 2 p.m. on Saturday July 17 to promote the town’s annual radeo event.
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Ottawa
Notice of Probate Hearing for Agnes Speicher Will
Notice in Franklin County Kansas to heirs creditors and interested persons that a petition for probate of the will of Agnes M Speicher dated January 29 1974 was filed May 11 1976. The hearing to admit the will to probate and appoint executor Richard J Bytell is set for June 7 1974 at 1 30 p m in Ottawa Kansas. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Oyler and Salyer attorneys for petitioner.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
Sudy Commission
Agnes M. Speicher
Richard 7. Bytell
Ottawa
Franklin County
Petition for Adminship of Adah Urquhart Deceased
In Franklin County Kansas Adah H Urquhart deceased case 12 972 petition for appointment of Opal J Robinson as Administratrix filed by Fred A Urquhart son and heir at law under Kansas simplified estates act with objections due by June 6 1976 in Ottawa Kansas creditors must file demands within six months or be barred.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Adah H. Urquhart
Adah M. Urquhart
Opal J. Robinson
Ottawa
Fred A. Urquhart
Gary Jordan
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