Fresno County Tops U S Farm Marketings In 1978 Census
Washington AP Census Bureau figures show Fresno County California led the nation in farm product sales in 1978 with over 1.02 billion dollars, the only county to surpass a billion. Weld County Colorado and Kern County California followed, as California remains the top state in farm marketings with 1978 top 10 county list dominated by California.
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Washington
California
Census Bureau
Fresno County
Fresno
Weld County
Colo
Kern County
Calif
U.S
Imperial
Tulare
Monterey
Maricopa
Ariz
Palm Beach
Merced
Riverside
Texas
Towa
Ulnois
Kansas
Florida
San Joaquin
Stanislaus
Deaf Smith
Lancaster
Yakima
Wash
Palmer
Ventura
San Bernadino
Okla
Kings
Pinal
Artz
Sioux
San Diego
Polk
Fla
Yuma
Castro
Sussex
Del
Grant
Hansford
Coming
Neb
Revisions Drafted For Juvenile Code Revisions Drafted For Juvenile Code
Kansas Judicial Council committee drafts a new juvenile code to go to the 1982 Legislature with amendments. It separates juvenile care from offenders, proposes adult handling for older repeat violators, and public proceedings for older youths with agreement for younger youths. The plan includes insanity option and a guilty but mentally ill verdict. It also requires a state grain warehouse inspector to report shortages to the attorney general.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Judicial Council
Elwaine Pomeroy
R-Topeka
Judiciary Committee
Pomeroy
Judicial Council
Local Ad Briefs Span Sales and Events Across Town
Community listings note 15 percent off junior stock at Calhoun’s 234 S Main and HILL HOUSE Thanksgiving hours. The Backdoor hosts Country Riders Friday, plus a Saturday sirloin buffet at L&IM Buffet 115 E 5th. Franklin County Landfill closes Thu and Fri Nov 26-27, reopens Sat 28. Canvas classes Nov 27-28. Scene The Red Barn and Still Life at Turner's Tale Shop W 15th. enroll now. Free imprinting on boxed Christmas cards at China Hutch 204 S am through Dec 1. Local grain fed freezer beer options at Stinson’s Processing 242-2254. Live music and bluegrass at Saddleback Lounge. Eagles Lodge Dance Sat 9 p.m. Holiday workshops at Turner's Tele Shop starting Nov 27. Thanksgiving open house at Christmas Floral Nov 28. Varied crafts, oil paintings, framing at The Gallery 1225 Main with gift-card drawing. Tax free bonds offer at Michael J. Esser, E.D. Jones and Co. Ottawa Kansas.
Dispatched Local Notices And Traffic Citations
A compilation of admissions and dismissals, speeding tickets, expired licenses, and vehicle incidents across Ottawa area locations. Includes names such as Nellie Burlingham and Pauline Lang with addresses, multiple speeding fines for various ages, and an injury collision near John Brown Highway. Also notes shop openings, a burglarized field house, quotations for agricultural products, and Kansas City market updates.
Wire Theft Case Dropped Again in Oklahoma Town
Five Oklahoma men charged in a copper wire theft near Princeton were released after the county prosecutor chose not to press charges. The case had previously been dismissed at a preliminary hearing and again after refiling, with officials doubtful the Texas linkage could be proven. Sidney Wayne Hickman and Jimmy Dale Hickman, both Ardmore oil-field workers, were among those released.
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Oklahoma
Princeton
Wendell Barker
Texas
Barker
Southwestern Bell
Sidney Wayne Hickman
Jimmy Dale Hickman
Ardmore
Okla
Pomona City Marshal DWI charge dropped after breath test
Pomona City Marshal James R. Shelley, 56, had a DWI charge dismissed by County Attorney Wendell Barker after a state breath test read .05. Shelley, arrested Nov 13 at Finch's Trailer Park, was cited for intoxication as officers arrived and released to others after the test. The Pomona City Council suspended Shelley a week with pay. Mayor Frank Hopkins Jr. declined further comment, disputing earlier reports of staggering and drunkenness.
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Pomona
Wendell Barker
Kansas
Barker
James R. Shelley
Shelley
Finch
Sheriff's Headquarters
Topeka
Frank Hopkins Jr
Wellsville USD 289 Board Approves Five Curriculum Goals
The Wellsville school board approved five curriculum goals proposed by a steering committee. Goals cover citizenship, broad literacy, career information, and character development. The board also accepted bids for land lease, a 1092 Dodge Van, and a 19 passenger bus, heard counselor reviews, and approved a teacher negotiations statement before a 15 minute executive session on non-tenured staff evaluations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
School Board of
Wellsville U.S.D
UG Ralar Reesa
Dale van Horn
Jim Clark Motors
Allied Bus Sales
Betty Gates
Dale Thomasson
Wellsville Education Association
Local Man Faces Felony Counts Of Enticing Minors
Alan M. Smith, 34, of Locust, charged in district court with felonies for enticing minors after an incident on Cypress Street. DPS says a man offered candy to a 9-year-old girl and 8-year-old boy. two children ran to a nearby home and alerted authorities. Smith held in county jail pending initial appearance and bond.
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Alan M. Smith
Cypress
Smith
Wendell Barker
Toni Trkae
Toa Cabertin
Ania
Department of Public Safety
Oren Skiles
DPS
Skiles
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OUR Own Way
United Way Drive
Joe May
Our
Bob Barkley
Don Jones
Rich Gabrielson
Bob Pence
United Way Board of Directors
Cal County
Agriculture Department
Minois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Indiana
Missouri
Calhoun
S. Main
Hill House
FBI
L&im Buffet
Franklin County
Turner's Tale Shop
China Hutch
S. Am
Stinson’s
Cory
Saddleback Lounge
Jesus
Faith Lutheran Emred
Eagles Lodge
Turner
Dan
East Wilson
Rock House
Timberline Band
Michael J. Esser
E.D. Jones and Co
Ottawa
the Daily Report
Nellie Burlingham
Willow
Pauline Lang
Canterbury Courts
Fredonia Myers
Lonnie Barnes
Kenneth Rausch
Williamsburg
District Court News
Sally J. Cannady
William L. Oshel
Ottawa Red
Elizabeth J. Bench
Rantoul
Main
W. 15Th
Cussiart Food
Call Dottie Wellington
Faith Lutheran
Brade J. Day
Jim D. Russell
Rhonda K. Miller
Linda L. Wagoner
Quenemo
Terry L. Leadbetter
Massasoit
William H. Weber
Cottonwood
Dale A. Swift
S. Walnut
Brett A. Foster
Larry D. Adams
Timothy D. Shaw
Ottawa Red 3
Betty L. Flory
Charles R. Lucas
Ottawa Red 4
Kenneth B. Johnson Jr
Beech
Public Safety News
Ron
Davis and
Wilson Roads
Ron Hendricks
South Main
Ottawa University
Wilson Field House
John Brown
Us-59
Michael L. Johnson
Roeland Park
Chaney E. Moore
Moore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Co-op
Kansas City
Hopkins
USD 289
Wil Edward D. Jones & Company
Herald
Golden
Walt Dengel
Lealdon Mortuary
Hickory
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