County Action Sought in Cemetery Suit Hearing
A district court in Butler County planned motions by Ellis County and the Kansas Attorney General over a class action against two Ottawa lawyers who own six Kansas cemeteries. Harold Matney and Robert Pinet allegedly diverted perpetual care funds and failed to deliver prepaid merchandise.
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EL Dorado
Butler County
Ellis County
Kansas Attorney General's Office
Ottawa
Kansas
Harold Matney
Robert Pinet
Memorial Gardens Association
the Herald
Legal fight over abandoned cemeteries in six counties
The Butler County suit alleges misused funds and unlawful liquidation tied to cemeteries in Hays El Dorado Chanute Garden City Great Bend and McPherson. County officials Ellis Butler Neosho Finney Barton and McPherson plus Insurance Co. of North America are named co defendants as hearings seek jurisdiction and the abandonment question per statute.
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Hays
el Dorado
Chanute
Garden City
Great Bend
McPherson
Ellis, Butler, Neosho, Finney, Barton and McPherson County
The
Insurance Co. of North America
Herman
Hermans
Couny
Funeral notices and public safety roundup from Ottawa area
Funeral services planned for Vivian Busby Hall in Ottawa with burial at Highland Cemetery. David R. Geier, 21, Nashville, Tenn., formerly of Melvern, dies in a one car crash. Disposals include Ada Church and Avis Blakeman releases. Ottawa safety report notes thefts at Wilson Field House, a vandalism incident, and arrests. Marriage licenses issued and divorces granted. Kansas City cattle market report closes with steer and heifer prices and volumes.
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Vivian B. Hall
Vivian Busby Hall
Cottonwood
Kansas City
Lamb-Roberts
Highland Cemetery
William Weber
Hall
Bronson
Ottawa
Wichita
Armstrong Cabinet Company
AARP
Charles Poteet
Bakersfield
Calif
David R. Geier
John B. Wilson
Mark
M. Wilson
J. Wilson
John Fred Nels
Ruth Allen Larrick
Legal
Wellsville
Mark Henry Shields
Corby Cae Campbell
Sharon K. MeclIlvain
Centropolis
Clarence D. Mellvain
Hall Vivian Busby
Cottonwoodtreet
St. Luke's Hospital
Kanas City
Missouri
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
William R. Weber
Mightang Cemetery
Wall Street Little Changed in Quiet Trading Amid Rate Hopes
The Dow fell 1.43 to 954.83 at noon as traders awaited rate direction clues. The NYSE composite slipped to 69.36 while the AMEX market value index stood at 307.89. Volume reached 15.29 million shares, down from 18.61 million Thursday.
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New York
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Local Ad Roundup Shows Stores and Events in Community
A collage of flyers and briefs lists in stock items at Kramer Drug and promotions at Taylor Insulation and Wassmer's Menswear in Ottawa, Pomona, and surrounding areas. It notes live music at Rock House and Legal Tender Lounge, discounts of up to 60 years in business, crafts sales, plants, bread, and beef specials, plus a hospital birth report from Orlando about a six-day old Edward William Larson weighing 4 pounds 13 ounces.
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Orlando
Fla
Edward William Larson
Larson
Florida Hospital
Edward
Kathy Larson
Nobel Economist A Reagan Skeptic
Nobel laureate James Tobin warned that Reagan era policies will cause considerable economic pain during a multi year transition. He expects stagnation through 1985 as high interest rates hinder growth and wealth redistribution concerns loom. The remarks followed a fall in U S industrial output and Tobin's NYU speech after winning the Nobel Prize.
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New York
James Tobin
Reagan
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Lne
Tobin
Yale University
Council of Economic Advisers
John F. Kennedy
New York University
Reagan Moves To Stem IDBs
Washington AP report says tax free small-issue industrial development bonds have funded farms, industry, and even a topless bar, but are costing the federal government and potentially raising local taxes. The Reagan administration plans to seek tighter limits, possibly requiring local upfront funding, with non retroactive changes anticipated for future bond issuances.
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Reagan
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Faming
TRS
IRS
Treasury
Bruce Thompson
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