Refugee family to return to Russia after 18 months in US
Vera Felemonova and her two sons will leave the United States after 18 months of refuge to reunite with a Russian boyfriend in Moscow. The Topeka couple who helped them say the departure creates a financial burden and prevents a donor reception planned for May. The family, arriving under refugee status, cannot return as refugees and may only visit as tourists.
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Sandstone Amphitheatre to host more concerts under court loan
A bankruptcy judge allowed Sandstone's World Entertainment Services Kansas to borrow 190000 to book acts and cover expenses until ticket and concession funds arrive. An extra 100000 may be used on an existing guaranteed loan. No final reorganization date set, but Sandstone owes about 795000 in taxes bonds and lease payments. Four acts have signed with nineteen more dates reserved.
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Oklahoma man dies in truck train crash near El Dorado
Clifford D. Caldwell 27 of Bartlesville Oklahoma died early Saturday when his pickup crossed a crossing gate and struck an eastbound train then was hit by a westbound train just south of El Dorado. Gerald Sexton 65 of Erie died Friday night when his car struck a Union Pacific freight train on a gravel road southwest of St Paul in ecu County.
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Explosion suit awards 17.6 million for 1988 Paola blast
A Miami County jury found Conoco Inc. 85 percent liable and J J Metal Products 15 percent at fault in a deadly 1988 explosion at J J Metal Products in Paola. Two workers died and a third was severely burned. verdict allotted 14.5 million to the injured worker, 1.5 million and 1.6 million to widows. Conoco plans appeal contending auto ignition was not proven.
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May 10 Mother’s Day tribute aids battered women shelter
Women who shaped children and families are honored on May 10. Women’s Transitional Care Services Inc. WTCS, a Lawrence shelter for battered women and their children, suggests donations to fund services and offers a tax deductible gift with a unique Mother’s Day card sent to the chosen recipient.
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