The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 4

4 ATCHISON GLOBE Tuesday, March 28. 1978 Northeast Kansas Courthouses ATCHISON COUNTY Atchison New vehicles registered: Garold L. or Karen J. Demmon, 811 North Third, Mercury. Patricia Ann Coyle or Helen Coyle Morris, Route 3, Atchison, Ford.

Mary A. Kritokos, 1009 Kansas, AMC. James L. or Nancy P. Madden, 431 South Fifth, Ford.

David or JoAnn Bowen, Route 1, Atchison, Yamaha motorcycle. Curtis C. or Ellen Noll, 1514 Julia, Ford. BARNEY GOOGLE SNUFFY SMITH LET'S TflKE UP WHflR WE LEFT OFF UH--WHAR DID WE LERVJE OFF, SNUFFV? yo RE CHEATICV)', ye SHIF'IESS SKOWK" VO'RE A BALP-FACE PRISCILLA'S POP Real estate transfers: City of Atchison to Johnny L. and Mona M.

Kastens, lots 11 and 12, block 2, J.W. Parker addition, located in the 1900 block of Chestnut. John Ben McAdow to John Ben McAdowand John William McAdow, lots 1,2, 3, 4, block 8, South Atchison, located in the 800 block of South Seventh. Catherine A. Burden to Vivien L.

and Harold Chamberlain, part of lots 6 and 7, block Old Atchison, located in the 900 block of Riley. John William Gorman to Larry P. Pickman and Al and Louise Pickman, lot 3, block 3, in the Price Villa addition, located in the 700 block of Price Boulevard. District court, actions: John H. Johannes was granted a divorce from Bessie Marie (Bennett) Johannes.

Joseph F. Perkins waft granted a divorce from Leslie A. (Emery) Perkins. Patricia L. (Bewley) Vittitoe was granted a divorce from Jack F.

Vittitoe. Nancy Marie (Craig) Morris was granted a divorce from Richard Daniel Morris. THE FORMER LUXRA Co. building on Commercial Street between Tenth and Eleventh Streets has been taking on a new look as workmen have been putting up steel siding on the west end of the structure Owned by Development the building was gutted by flames on the night of June 26 1976 when a fire swept through it and a brick building on its west side. The brick stucture was totally destroyed.

Fred Messina, who along with his wife and son, Tom, make up the development company, said plans are for the metal building to house office and storage facilities when renovation work is completed. The siding is being put up by the A.G. Tollefson Construction Topeka. Globe photo. HCW LOVELV, PEAR I PIPNT KNCW SOU COULP SING ALONG WITH RECORPS LIKE I THINK VOU PESERVE A COOKIE THANKS, SOU WONT BELIEVE I JUST RECEIVE? A GRANNV JOE PALOOKA Business Mirror New in town? Century 21 Professional Realty is here for you! Call 367-7208 or 367-2363.

ByJOIINCUNNIFF AP Business Analyst NEW YORK chagrin, big business ning that competition To its is lear- the nature of is changing, and decision could result in the "palming off" of goods on an unsuspecting public. The judge's opinion still stands, although it has not been stcve Brooks, insurance implemented. Before it is, it has relurn ed from a five- must be considered by the full sales sem i na held by commission and a decision A mer i can Family Insurance announced. Group for its agents at the home office in Madison, last Special: Roses, 75 cents each, week. He was one of2C(agents cash and carry.

Charlotte's from seven midwestern states Flower 2825. that the changes aren't of the type that marketing expertise can overcome. In fact, the changes aren't being forged in the marketplace Mrs Lawrence (Ka thryn) Theis, 73, will nesday, 10:30 Shop, 1427 Main. 367- who were invited to the school. I CAN'T BELIEVE THERE ITJ; 19092! IT MUST BE TBTUeT TO ALL.

THOSE STEVE CANYON Mass of Christian Burial for the at all, but in academe, regulatory agencies and courts. The latest to learn this was the Eastman Kodak which was ordered to pay damages of nearly $113 million to a smaller be held Wed a.m., at St. Benedict's Church, with Rev. Wilfred Fangman, OSB, as celebrant. Interment will be at Ml.

Vernon Cemetery. The competitor whose business was parish rosary will be said at i i i 7:30 this evening at the Haroutt- Arensberg Chapel. The family will receive friends at the mortuary from 7 to 8:30 this Real Estate Second Mortgage Loans MR. JONATHAN I $. NEWS SERVICE 56 Finance Inc.

Ill No. Sin Small claims, filed: Shop vs. Sharon Van Wey, $70. Shop vs. Sandy White, $51.

Shop vs. Debbie Lopez, $77. Ramsay's Department Store vs. Pete Repetto, $67. Wayne O.

Wallace M.D., vs. Henry W. and Diana J. Morast, $102. Larry Petersen vs.

Hartman Body Shop and Peak-Smith Parts, $140. Legislative Highlights By The Associated Press Schneider-Gaines State Sen. Frank Gaines, D- Augusta, said he is turning information over to a Ways and Means subcommittee about the alleged improper use of state cars by the office of Attorney General Curt Schneider. Gaines unleashed a bombshell on the floor of the Kansas Senate, saying he had information that one of the cars of the attorney general's office had secretly been involved in an accident in Shawnee County last July. Machinery Assessment Committees of the House and Senate are expected to introduce identical bills soon which would carry out Gov.

Robert F. Bennett's proposal to reduce by 15 percent the present assessed valuations on farm machinery. Bennett said the Legislature should take the step immediately because farmers in some cases are being charged property taxes on their machinery which are too high. Preference Tax The Kansas Senate voted Monday to remove portions of a bill dealing with income tax preferences, which supporters said would insure that everyone pays at least some income tax to the state. Opponents argued that the tax would unfairly apply to both the wealthy and those on fixed incomes.

Competency-Ed The Senate Education Committee formally voted Monday to reiommend for passage a limited competency- based education program for Kansas. The committee plan calls for a pilot program in selected counties. Kansas Turnpike The House beat back an attempt Monday to eliminate chances for building a Southeast Kansas Turnpike. The chamber voted, 60-43, not to amend a bill to block a state guarantee of contruction bonds for the proposed toll-road. said to be damaged by Kodak's technological innovation.

Kodak, an overwhelming presence in the camera and film markets, learned that it had an affirmative responsibility to reveal plans for new products that might impact the business of smaller rivals. A jury awarded one competitor, Berkey Photo damages of $37.6 million automatically tripled after it claimed Kodak's introduction of new products made obsolete those of smaller, dependent companies. Kodak will appeal. Meanwhile, other manufacturers are examining their own vulnerability, should the decision become a precedent applied broadly. And they are examining other cases as well.

Two of the more far-reaching of these involve investigations by the Federal Trade Commission, and in one of them a decision has already been handed down by an administrative judge. The Borden Company, said Judge Daniel H. Hanscom, must license other companies to make ReaLemon, its reconstituted lemon juice product, because it maintained a monopoly in the market. In his opinion, said the judge, this could be accomplished by having Borden accept a royalty of one-half of one percent. For that price, he said, competitors too should be permitted to make and sell ReaLemon.

Borden received the news with dismay. It claimed the product won dominance of its market through quality alone, rather than through promotional tricks and discriminatory pricing, as charged. The Commerce Department also was upset, and on March 7 a year ago it intervened in the case, commenting that such a evening. Mrs. Theis died unexpectedly Saturday night at her home on Route 2.

Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Everett and family, McGuire AFB, N.J., and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Everett, Olathe, were Easter guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Everett, Sugar Lake. METAL LEE WORKS RHEEM and LONGWOOD Heating And Air Condition SALES SERVICE PHONES: Shop 367-2915 Homes 773-8452 New Location 119 So. 8th HE HAS COME TO INTERVIEW WH-WHADAVA MEAN LIKE (WRICK O'SKIENEEN CFRONT you DO NOT WEAR PRESS PASS BUGS BUNNY I THE MEAT WAS TENDER, THE VEGETABLES TASTY, AND THE DESSERT WAS PANCAKE BREAKFAST April 2 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL 5th Santa Fe SPONSORED BY FRESHMAN CLASS MOUNT ACADEMY Adults $1.50 Children Grade School Age under 75c MYSTERY MEAL cr THE WEEK: KITCHEN THE BORN LOSER AEEPEP, a.ue^ ENDS TONIGHT 7:30 STARTS WEDNESDAY MMIKIXUOI5 MR.COQMUR NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED WITHOUT GUARDIAN OR PARENT. MUST SHOW I.D.

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And what's more, right now when you buy one of our 2 or 3 piece meals you get 12 oz. Coca-Cola on us.Fancy that. Offer good through Thursday, March 30, 1978. No coupons necessary. WEEKDAY SPECIAL 1349 Main Atchison, Ks.

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