Abortion protesters arrested at Wichita clinic
Two protesters posing as a couple seeking abortion counseling were arrested inside the Wichita Family Planning Clinic for trespassing and interfering with a lawful business after they distributed anti abortion literature and refused to leave. Tonya L. Agnew and Charles L. LaCroix, both previously linked to clinic protests, were removed by police as frightened patients and staff watched.
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Millionaire farmer still the same after oil riches
Frank Walker, 82, of Stockton, received millions in oil royalties from 26 wells on his 240 acre farm over a decade yet remains modest in dress and habit. He and his wife Marvel donated about 900000 to local causes including a museum addition, a senior center, and a park shelter, while noting taxes and social requests as the main burdens of wealth.
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Anti abortion leader arrested in Wichita protest
Keith Tucci executive director of Operation Rescue was arrested on old warrants for misdemeanor loitering and conspiracy to commit a misdemeanor at Tabernacle Baptist Church where U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno attended a crime forum. Police returned him to his seat after the warrants were checked.
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