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Roads Ready For Dedication 14 Manhattan Mercury Sunday, May 12, 1968 Over Mainline Sales i State Retains Jurisdiction TOPEKA (AP The Kansas trict court decision in the case, commission's order," the Su-Supreme Court apparently left although the lower court also preme Court said, the way open today for the held the Corporation Coramis- "Despite the fact there were State Corporation Commission sion order invalid. no' basic findings, the district to assume jurisdiction over This permitted the high court court searched the record and mainline sales of natural to order the case sent back to made its own findings of fact gas to' industrial customers in the corporation commission so and law. It substituted for find-Kansas by interstate pipeline it can draft a valid order. ings not for those which the companies. The Supreme Court said it ag- commission made, but for the reed with the District Court that findings the commission failed But the high court ruled that commission order was un- to make.

In this it erred. It was an order issued previously by iawfui but that lt must reverse powerless to do so and it the commission to do this was the decision of the lower court, usurped the power and func- invalid because it did not set "The district Court apparent- tions of the commission." the State Highway Commission. Although not included In the 10,. 000 miles state highway system, roads in state parks have been built or improved by the Com' mission since 1965 when the state legislature directed that a portion of state highway funds be expended annually on park roadways. Scheduled to begin this month is construction of a K-57 loop from the US-77 and K-244 junction northwest across the dam and back to US-77.

When com -pleted the K-57 loop not only will provide improved facilities' for a scenic drive over the dam but will serve as an access route to Pleasant View State Park and to a major recreation area below the dam now under construction. This is an existing road now open over the dam. oui oasic nnaings ot tact. iy overlooked the lack of The high court reversed a dis- basic findings of fact in the State highways in Mil ford Dam and Reservoir area northwest of Junction City, are in top shape for the record crowd expected to attend public dedication ceremonies on May 18, according to John Montgomery, highway director. He is also general chairman of the dedication.

New highways totaling 43 miles were completed by the State Highway Commission in the Mil-ford area only last year and will provide convenient access from all sides to the state's newest reservoir. "In order to insure smooth flow of traffic to the Milford site, directional signs have been installed at major intersections of primary highways leading directly to the reservoir, and at three interchanges on 1-70 south of Junction City," the director said. The interchanges at which motorists may leave the ihter-state are with K-S7 east of Junction City, at Grandview Plaza; with US-77 immediately west-of the city; and with FAS 270, 4 miles west of US 77. Montgomery stated that 36 miles of the new roads are relocations of highways US-77 and K-82 which were moved for reasons of reservoir construction and expansion of Fort Riley Military reservation which absorbed the old alignments. Funds for this work were from money appropriated by the Congress for the U.

S. Crops of Engineers reservoir project. The new location of US-77 begins at the southeast corner of the reservoir and travels north to Bala then turns east, to rejoin the old route at Riley. Serving traffic from the northwest, K-82 begins at the K-15 junction, 10 miles south of Clay Center, and extends east 10 miles to join new US-77, 3 miles east of Wakefield. K-82 then turns north on the US-77 alignment to Bala and continues north to junction with US-24 at Leonardville.

K-244, a new highway, was built from a junction with US-77 at the southeast corner of the reservoir, west 4.3 miles along the reservoir's south edge. US-77 Alternate route waas widened to four lanes from Jefferson Street in Junction City, north -west 2.6 miles to the US-77 and K-244 junction From the municipal airport on to the junction, the route provides a median-divided facility. The new US77 will serve three public use areas on the east side, Pleasant View State Park, Madison Creek, and the Farnum Creek area. K-82 will serve the Timber Creek area on the north; and K-244 will provide access to the Rolling Hills area on the south. The Curtis Creek and School Creek areas on the west will be serviced by FAS Route 134 which connects with K-244.

For the convenience of visitors to the Pleasant View area the only state park at Milford, 8V4 miles of hard surface roads have been built in the park by Jf Justice Alfred G. Schroeder dissented. He said the question before the corporation commission was whether direct line sales by interstate pipeline companies operating in and through the state of Kansas from their pipelines to industrial customers are subject to supervision and control by the commission. Celebration Will Honor Students Of County MC PHERSON, Kan. (AP) events will be held in the band-The May Fete, a celebration to shell in Lakeside Park, honor school children of Mc- Officials of the event estimate "The commission found from QUEEN KEEPS STRIPE LONG BEACH, Calif.

(AP) When she sailed the seas, the Queen Mary wore a four-inch white stripe across the 1,019 foot vessel to give extra protection from salt water and air at the water line. Although the Queen Mary is being turned into a museum, hotel and convention center, the stripe will remain. One of the workmen, restoring the ship in drydock, said "She's still the queen, you know." Person County, will be held 30,000 will be on hand Friday evidence and admissions that here Wednesday and Thursday when a big parade is the fea- sucn sales were being made in nights and culminate Friday ture of the day. the state of Kansas by the ap-with the 55th annual All-Schools Miss Karen McNally, Mc- peallees (Cities Service Gas Day. Pherson High School senior will Northern Natural Gas and General theme of the event is be crowned All-School's Day Natural Gas Pipeline of "Happiness is." The night queen.

Roger Inloes is the America) and therefore, issued Prince Charming. its order as set forth in the town in the countv will cou" opinion," fccnroeder said. own queen and Prince Addington Guilty res Charming Every Charming and the entire Royal LUNAR CAMERA will be used by Apollo astronauts to send live television pictures back to earth from the moon. The rugged and sensitive seven-pound camera will have to withstand Fahrenheit temperatures ranging from 250 degrees above zero to 300 degrees below. Unit will operate under low light level conditions during the lunar night.

"Obviously more specific findings are unnecessary to determine a question of jurisdiction." Court will ride in a float. Dozens of floats depicting the "Hamjiness Is" theme will he in On One Count Of Grain Fraud The high court said the con- The largest continent, Asia, has an area of about 17 million square miles. the narade. alone with 25 bands stitution makes special provis from Central Kansas schools. ion for taxing assessing and tax- WICHITA, Kan.

(AP) The No commercial floats are per- ms intangible property. 28-day trial of former Kansas mitted. "AsiMmpnt grainman and politician William School children will march JLt Addington ended in a conviction and there will be comedy acts, It tww lM' Friday on one count in the grain saddle clubs and other features, prop- fraud case persona, is asses- The 1M men of the local Na- sed at 30 per cent of its fair The Sedwick County District tional Guard unitl Troop 114 market or justifiable value does Court jury was unable to agree Cavalary of the 69th Brigade, not contravene the provision of on a verdict in the other 10 will march in the parade. The tno Kansas constitution," the countsPresentation of evidence unit will be called to duty May court said, in the trial took 24 days, and the 13, but will be stationed here The challenge to the assess- jury deliberated four days. before being sent to Fort Car- ment of intangible property was Addington, who at one time son, later.

made by the Commercial Na- controlled a $12.5 million cattle Democratic Gov. Robert tional Bank of Kansas as ad- and grain empire, faces a sen- Docking is scheduled to be here ministrator of the estates of Al- tence of up to seven years im- Friday and will ride in a car in bert R. and Mable Neer Jones, prisonment on the conviction. the two-mile long parade. Also Together the estates had corpor- The former state legislator apd scheduled are Rep.

Bob Dole, ate stocks totaling nearly $7 state highway commissioner did seeking the Republican nomina- million on which intangible tax DOWNTOWN MANHATAN HOME AUTO CENTER I it I pi not take the stand during his tion for the U. S. Senate and payments were made in John son county of slightly more than trial. He ran unsuccessfully for John Crutcher, Republican can-the Republican nomination for didate for governor. The Supreme Court ruled the Russell County District Court governor in the 1960 primary.

Other events planned Friday Addington's conviction came include an afternoon horse show on a cnarge ot inaKing false carnival, street piattorm acts, had erred in dismissing a tax entry in the books of a monied numerous contests for young- protest of the Sohio Petroleum corporation. sters, square dancing and other Co. ine jury reported it could not events. Sohio paid $20,337.31 as half of the taxes due in 1965 on some agree on five counts of issuing false warehouse receipts and five Mflrvmnnnt Stnilpnta counts of issuing receipts con- Mudents 01 and as leases tainina fal Ike KSI Kmi nmcnt eu county, it mm The firm protested on cn-mmd (Special to The Mercury) juage 10m Kaun continued tnat valuation of the leases was Addington's $1,000 bond on the 10 SALINA A group of Mary- excessive in relation to other pending charges, and set a new mount student teachers have property in the county. $1,000 appeal bond on the con- been doing micro-teaching at the Ohio brought the action to reaction until May 24 when he will college this week with the use cover the taxes paid under pro-pronounce sentence.

of video-taping equipment from test, but the Russell County Dis- Addington also was ordered to Kansas State University. shortly," Robinson, told a appear in court Sept. 16 for Purpose of the project is to for summary judgment dismis- possible. re-trial on the 10 undis- improve their student teaching sing the action, posed counts. The case stems from the state Use of the equipment, operat- -v i REDUCED mW Investigation of a reported ed by KSU officials, is made ar waer shortage in 1965 of 410,000 possible by the interinstitutional To Smash Stations bushels of grain stored in cooperative program between Addington's Hutchinson elevator.

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