K-State football film night at Anchor Savings Building
Kansas State fans host an 8 tonight film showing of last weekend's game at the Anchor Savings Building. Dr. John Huderson leads the event open to the public.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1968
Page
3
Kansas State fans host an 8 tonight film showing of last weekend's game at the Anchor Savings Building. Dr. John Huderson leads the event open to the public.
Market notes from Kansas City list wholesale egg prices Butter and cattle and calves figures with ranges for multiple weights. In Florence, Edwards, 66, forfeited bond after parking in a restricted zone. Her car rear-ended by Nichols, with Humberd and Coffman involved. Coffman injured neck and forehead.
Russell Lee Cole, 21, Wichita inmate, bound over for trial on grand auto theft and escaping custody. Civil suit seeks 2000 bond recovery from Brown and others. Multiple admissions and dismissals listed plus a long row of traffic and public order fines and pleas, including births and a California resident traffic case.
Labette County will publish names of youths found guilty and their parents as records in juvenile vandalism cases are opened to the public. Judge E W Beeson announced the policy after noting a surge in vandalism near Parsons and citing Kansas Juvenile Code exceptions. The move follows a weekend slate of disturbances involving 75 to 100 youths. The Parsons Sun said it will publish guilty juveniles as court releases occur.
Upper Verdigris Watershed dams across Greenwood, Lyon, Woodson, and Chase Counties reduced flood losses by 293000 during July storm. Study by SCS credits 34 dams for 74 percent overall savings, with local farmers noting major benefits and no damage in Madison city.
City of Pomona adopts Ordinance No 261 banning loitering on streets alleys or public places without business or plausible purpose Violation is a misdemeanor with fines from 5 to 100 dollars or up to 30 days in jail or both Effective after publication in the official city paper Passed October 7 1968 by Mayor Clarence Ward and City Clerk Vivian K Eichinger.
Pomona Kansas publishes Ordinance No 262 prohibiting disturbing the peace by obscene language loud noises or disorderly conduct. Violations carry a misdemeanor penalty with fines from 1 to 100 dollars or up to thirty days in jail plus costs. The ordinance prescribes enforcement in the city limits and applies to owners or occupants of premises under their control.
Notices in Franklin County Kansas probate and district court cases include the estate of Lawrence F Malloy seeking final settlement and heirs determination with a November 12 filing deadline. proceedings to quiet title in Rohrbaugh Testamentary Trust. sale of real estate in the Fred Bennett estate with a November 1 defense deadline. and Ida Faye Dodds divorce suit against John G Dodds with a November 21 plead deadline.
The Boston Herald Traveler published a claim that Jacqueline Kennedy plans to marry Greek shipping magnate Aristoteles Onassis within weeks. Officials denied knowledge of any plans, noting no confirmation from Mrs. Kennedy or her New York office. The report cited a wealthy engagement possibility with potential wedding sites in New York, Maryland, or a European city. Onassis, 62, has hosted Kennedy family members and is linked to prior Christina cruises.
Local Republicans announce another top candidate will attend the Monday night GOP barbecue and rally at the Armory. John Conard, speaker of the House and lieutenant governor nominee, will attend along with Rick Harman, Rep. Robert Dole, and Rep. Larry Winn. Dinner features barbecue beef. program at 7 45.
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