Fischer defense claims arrest unlawful in Syracuse case
Police say 39 year old Fischer was arrested in front of his Ulysses home after a daylight attack on Marie Fischer at a Syracuse golf course. The case ties to a 16 year old victim Charity Maine and alleges attempted murder kidnapping and attempted rape. Defense objects to search warrants and handling of evidence. Trial set for March 26 in Salina.
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Tyson offers to buy IBP amid SEC dispute over accounting
Tyson Foods advances a bid to acquire IBP in Dakota Dunes while SEC inquiries into IBP’s past filings and DFG Foods deal delay closure. IBP had warned of pretax earnings adjustments and delays, with DLJ’s October offer and Smithfield’s November tax-free merger bid overshadowed by Tyson’s 4.3 billion same week offer.
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Kansas Health Foundation Gives Grants to Leadership Program
The Kansas Health Foundation pledges funding to communities participating in the Kansas Community Leadership Initiative program. Based in Wichita, the philanthropy awards over 20 million annually in public health leadership and children’s health to improve Kansans’ well being.
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Kansas water bill stirs environmentalist backlash over fecal limits
Environmentalists protest a Kansas bill that would drop fecal coliform limits on most rivers and streams, removing dried streambed protections. KDHE critics say the plan lacks a clear water classification, while subcommittee members clash with regulators. Hearings are set before the full committee next week as Tyson, Graeber, and lawmakers continue deliberations.
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Kansas natural gas storage and drilling trends amid rising demand
Kansas faces summer gas demand from electric plants and irrigation wells as storage levels fall. The state, rich in underground storage, saw rig counts rise to 25 this year after a low in 1982, with Hutchinson cavern storage at risk from a recent leak. Kansas Gas Service, size of ONEOK, eyes replenishment. oil output near 2000 levels but far below historic peaks.
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