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OUR VIEW: City should not appeal jury’s award in bus suit
Even with the the awarding of the money, there are no winners here. It was a bad thing that happened to the Russells, and it’s been a long fight for them to win this lawsuit. The whole thing has been bad publicity for the city of Mitchell and the Corn Palace.
By Editorial board , April 20, 2012
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Settlement talks’ failure led to Palace Transit trial
The city of Mitchell was wise to go to court and not settle with a Kansas couple who sued over a 2009 traffic accident, according to Mayor Lou Sebert.
By Tom Lawrence , April 20, 2012
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Tourist couple get $57,756 after being struck by Palace Transit bus
The jury was out for less than two hours, and that included selecting a foreperson and having lunch.
By Tom Lawrence , April 19, 2012
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Jury awards $57,756 in lawsuit against city of Mitchell
Two tourists injured when they were knocked down by a city bus in 2009 were awarded $57,756 by a Davison County jury Wednesday at the courthouse in Mitchell.
By Staff reports , April 18, 2012
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Tourists seek $100,000 from city of Mitchell for bus accident
During first day of trial, city's attorney sets number about $60,000 lower
By Tom Lawrence , April 17, 2012
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Missing toddler was found by bus driver
Tami Workman remembers 18 years ago when her then-2-year-old daughter let herself out of their apartment at 3 a.m.The incident ended safely with the return of her daughter, but the feeling of dread was never forgotten.
As Workman was driving a Palace Transit bus last week in Mitchell, the memory of that maternal panic came rushing back as a call came over the radio telling all drivers in the public transportation system to look for a missing 3-year-old boy.
By Austin Kaus , March 30, 2010
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Competition arises for city transit service
In July, according to Art Streetman, the city of Mitchell fired him from his job as a Palace Transit bus driver.
In August, Streetman and his wife, Anita, started a competing business called E-Z Ride Taxi.
By Seth Tupper , January 16, 2010
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