Parole Board Sets October Hearing Dates
The Kansas Parole Board schedules three public meetings in October across Kansas cities to hear comments on inmates eligible for parole. Meetings are Oct 21 at City Hall Kansas City, Oct 24 at Wichita City Council Chambers, and Oct 28 at London State Office Building Topeka. Written comments may be sent to Topeka. Two area inmates include Mervin L. Graham at Hutchinson and Charles F. Smeltzer at Lansing. The board must hold hearings when parole eligibility is set by statute.
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City Hall
McDowell Plaza
Kansas City
Kan
City Council
Municipal Building
N. Main
Wichita
London State Office
Jackson Street
Topeka
The
Kansas Parole Board
South
Mervin L. Graham
Hutchinson
Johnson County
Coffey County
Charles F. Smeltzer
Lansing
Woodson
Neosho
Franklin County
Parole Board
Baltimore adopts 311 number to handle routine 911 calls
Baltimore becomes the first U.S. city to offer a 311 line to handle nonemergency concerns such as noisy neighbors and lost pets. The pilot uses nine terminals for 311 and 16 for continuing 911 calls, with officials citing nationwide benefits and a DOJ report on nonemergency traffic.
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Altimore
Baltimore
At&t
Clinton
U.S
Janet Reno
Department of Justice
Los Angeles
IFASHION ALLEY Anniversary Sale and Community Notices
IFASHION ALLEY marks its 21st anniversary with a 20 percent discount on all purchases. Fr Co Health Dept offers flu shots for eight dollars and pneumonia shots for twelve, with Medicare billed. Health services hours, recycling schedule, and local events including HAM-Bean Meals at Trinity Church and a Williamsburg Homecoming tailgate and ceremony are listed with times and locations.
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Fr. Co. Health Dept
Milberger Obituary and Other Deaths in Kansas City Area
Obituaries from Brookline Station to Garnett and Independence list Connie Milberger 50 of Brookline Station died Sept 30 1996 at Cox Memorial in Springfield. Services at Lamb Roberts Ottawa with burial in Highland Cemetery. Eugene Miller 80 of Greeley died Sept 27 1996. funeral at St Johns Greeley. Nathan Lile 19 of Garnett died Oct 1 1996. service at First United Methodist Garnett. Roy Shoaf Sr 84 of Independence died Oct 2 1996. services at Speaks Suburban Chapel with graveside Altoona Cemetery. Memorials to designated charities and Boy’s Town are noted. Survivors listed for each, including spouses children and extended family.
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Connie K. Milberger
Brookline Station
Cox South Memorial Hospital
Springfield
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Ottawa
Highland Cemetery
Larren Jay
Gladys J. (Louderback) Welton
Lincoln
Hays Beauty School
Mission
Jerry D. Milberger
Olathe
Larren Jay Welton
Alicia Deaton
Christopher
Clathe
Robert Wilbanks
Corsicana
Texas
Laura Clark
Kansas City
Julie Gadwood
Shawnee
Michael Milberger
Gladys J. Welton
Roger L. Welton
Donna
John R. Welton
Tammy
Princeton
Eugene Miller
Greeley
Eugene
Gene” Miller
Golden Heights Living Center
Garnett
St. John's Church
Toney
Stella (Baker) Miller
Irma C. Lickteig
Miller
St. John's Catholic Church
Nathan R. Lile Garnett
Nathan R. Lile
Research Medical Center
First United Methodist Church
Lile
Donald L
Bonnie J (Ray) Lile
Anderson County
Eagle Scout
Trinity Lutheran Church
Samuel D
Hazel M. Lile Greeley
Joe J
Mary E. Ray
Roy G. Shoaf
Independence
Speaks
Altoona
Shoaf
First Christian Church
Ida Belle
Ronnie
Donnie van Vleck
Frances
Roy G. Sheaf Jr
Glenna
Dismissals Births and Arrests In Local Notes
Dismissals Debra Vogh and son from Ottawa and Juanita Higdon of Pomona. births Debra and Alan Vogh Ottawa a son 6 lbs 13 oz. Police report arrests including Donald Goff Knob Noster DUI and other cases. vandalism, theft, and accidents noted. district court bankruptcy filings Tina Haney and Irving Haney Osage City and Kevin Hall Lyndon.
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Debra Vogh
Ottawa
Juanita Higdon
Pomona
Debra
Alan Vogh
Sheriff's Sote Oe Tee Fogle Sassi Igh
Donald W. Goff
Knob Noster
Franklin County
Edward J. Miller
Goff
Louisiana
Michio Imai
S. Cedar
Brenda Benedict
Tina M
Irving S
Wall Street Mixed As Inflation Outlook Buoys Yet Keeps Rally In Check
U S stocks were mixed at midday as data suggested inflation remains controllable though the Dow fell 12.67 to 5921.30 after recent highs. The S P 500 retreated while the Nasdaq rose, with declines outnumbering advances on the NYSE and a large bond market rally easing rate fears. The report noted manufacturing orders dropped 1.9 percent in August and unemployment claims held, signaling deceleration that may curb Fed tightening. Local grain prices and county farm prices were listed.
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Wall Street
Dow
Larry Wachtel
Prudential Securities
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
American Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Commerce Department
U.S
Labor Department
Fed
Tokyo
London
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Kentucky
Hare Trigger
Grand “On Opry
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MasterCard
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Hickory
Beyond Video & Budges
KOFO
Princeton Circle Drive
Invest Cstreation
Mendon
Commercial Federal
Invest
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Michael J. Westerman
Commercial Federal Bank
South Main
Ifashion Alley
FR. CO
Trinity Church
N. Cedar
Thurs
Screen & Holler
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K-State
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Ors
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Overland Park
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Hays
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Neosho Road
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S. Oak
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Osage Drive
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