Governor Eyes SRS Report on Parsons Security Steps
Gov. Robert F. Bennett is expected to comment on Dr. Robert Harder’s report detailing immediate and long term measures to tighten security at state hospitals after a fatal attack on a Parsons girl. The plan includes 24 hour patrols at Parsons, secure cottages, reviews of patient histories, and stricter runaway policies, with nine long range actions and federal rule clarifications sought.
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Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Robert C. Harder
Harder
Social and Rehabilitation Services
Bennet
Parsons
Parsons State Hospital
Bennett
Johnny Massey
Sherri Janssen
Polio Controversy Over Live Virus Vaccine Stirs Senate
Polio cases from live-virus vaccination now exceed naturally occurring cases, though total polio cases remain about a dozen annually. Dr. Jonas Salk and experts warn live-virus vaccines pose a small but real risk, while calls grow for both vaccines to be available despite shortages and legal concerns.
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Jonas Salk
Senate
Robert A. Aldrich
University of Colorado Medical Center
Salk
United States
Jan Clouhy
Lederle Laboratories
Bennett warns on Kansas prison crowding and tents plan
Gov. Robert F. Bennett urged building a new 200 inmate medium security prison at an estimated 17 million dollars as Kansas faces a rising inmate population. He cited a 13 percent gain from 1973 to 1974 and a 40 percent jump from 1974 to 1975, with continued growth, while noting current capacity around 1,924 and about 2,000 inmates. He described unused fifth tier cells at Lansing as unsafe and inadequate.
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Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
Rotary Club
Senate
Jack Steineger
Kansas American Civil Liberties Union
State Department of Corrections
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Administrative fix eyed for small pickups rule
Topeka Kansas AP says state officials reached an administrative solution to a pickup truck marking rule born from a legislative error. Small trucks under 8000 pounds would show actual weight at registration this year, preserving the old under 6000 pound exemption, while trucks 8000 pounds and up still require side painting.
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Topeka
Kan
State Revenue Secretary
Attorney General
Curt Schneider
Revenue
Kent Kalb
Steven R. Wiechman
Kalb
Schneider
Path to Hall of Fame Requires 25 Years in Service
To be elected to the U S Hall of Fame a candidate must have served in government for 25 years or more. Elections for entry to the Hall are held every five years.
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U.S
Probate notices in Franklin County Kansas estates heard
First published notices announce hearings on final settlement for Roy V. Miller and probate of Dorothy W. Murphy wills. Executrix Noma Pearl Miller seeks distribution per will and attorney fees. creditors must file claims within six months. Proceedings occur in Ottawa Kansas with attorneys Anderson Byrd Richeson and Skoog Latimer guiding filings.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Roy V. Miller
State of Kansas
Noma Pearl Miler
Pimon
Ottawa
Noma Peart Miller
Probata
Dorothy W. Murphy
State of
Parsons
Cowell C. Murphy
Lowell C. Murphy
Public Auction Sale in Mason Case Topeka District Court
Public marshal sale announced in Topeka Kansas with sale at Franklin County Courthouse Ottawa on October 6 1976 at 11 00 am The eight in which defendants Robert Eugene Mason and Delma L Mason hold title will be sold for cash to satisfy an order of sale issued by United States District Court for the District of Kansas Also listed are Walter F Meyer and Ma tle Meyer properties with other real and personal property involved.
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District Court For United States of America
Robert Eugene Mason
Delma L. Mason
United States District Court For
District of Kansas
Topeka
Kansan
Franklin County
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert Eugane Mason
Daima L. Mason
Order of
United States Marshal's Office
United States Byts
Raymond
Pope
Blockgal Bowles
Sheldon
Topping
Franklin
County
Pei
Walter F. Meyer
Maltle Meyer
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