Wedding Held In Jail In Platte City Missouri
Robert Steven Robinson and Anita Joan Jordan wed in the Platte County jail booking room officiated by Rev. Lester Weeks. Sheriff Tom Thomas noted Robinson, 20, was arrested Sept 14 for possession of marijuana and will begin a two year sentence at Missouri State Penitentiary.
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Platte City
Robert Steven Robinson
Anita Joan Jordan
Platte County
Lester Weeks
First Christian Church
Michael LeTourneau
Robinson
Builty
Robert
Missouri State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Kansas Boys State Names Candidates From Kansas City Area
Delegates at Kansas Boys State nominated gubernatorial hopefuls from Kansas City Kansas and Prairie Village. Nationalist Jesse Milan of Kansas City was chosen to run against Federalist Steve Cousins of Prairie Village. Other tickets include Lieutenant Governor Steve Steinbach and Kip Farrington. Attorney General Ron Wallace and Bill Dugan. Secretary of State Jeff Hall and Jerry Peck. Treasurer Steven Hammer and Ron Marsh. Auditor Stan Kendrick and Phil Ellsworth. Insurance Commissioner Paul Nold and Steven Johnson.
Value Patty mixture marketed as imitation ground beef in Kansas
Topeka wholesale firm markets a Value Patty blend of ground beef and textured vegetable protein identified as imitation ground beef. State health official notes court ruling allows sale if labeled imitation ground beef or imitation hamburger, and warns firms may add starch or flour while keeping the imitation label.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Evan Wright
Food and Drug Division
The
State Board of Health
Sedgwick
Dillon Companies Inc
Hutchinson
Fleming Co
Topeka
IGA
Wright
Infant Born With Four Arms and Four Legs Faces Surgery
Miami doctors at Jackson Memorial Hospital operated on baby Joe, one of 23 known cases of dipygus since 1680, to normalize him. At 10 months he nears normal, with ongoing plans for a possible final procedure. family roots in twins history and a minister father figure in the narrative.
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Miami
Fla
Joe
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Joan
Mike
Sheriff's Department Helicop
Marc Rowe
University of Miami
School of Medicine
87-Year-Old Man Fined After Reckless Driving Incident
Walter Graham an 87 year old Indianapolis motorist received his first traffic ticket in four years and asked to be fined. He told Municipal Court Judge Francis E. Thomas he needed to be taught a lesson and was fined 15 dollars. Graham was restricted to daytime driving and was arrested May 4 after a patrolman observed his car weaving across the center line. He faced charges of reckless driving and violating the license restriction.
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Indianapolis
Walter Graham
Graham
Francis E. Thomas
Grim reminder of Kennedy assassination and gun violence
Ann Landers reprints a 1968 column urging gun law reform after Senator Robert F. Kennedy's fatal shooting. She argues America glorifies violence, cites gun murder statistics, and urges parental guidance, nonviolent conflict resolution, and political action to enforce stricter gun legislation.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Congress
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