Kansans unite to oppose nuclear waste plan in Nevada
Kansas advocates Bill Craven and Don Sallee join forces in opposing shipping spent fuel rods from 109 plants to Yucca Mountain Nevada. They warn the plan threatens Kansas routes, cost, and safety while urging federal funding for any resulting protections.
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Topeka
Nevada
Kansas
Bill Craven
Stull
Kansas Natural Resource Council
Kansas Sierra Club
Kansas Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Don Sallee
Troy
Yucca Mountain
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Sallee
Wolf Creek
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U.S
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Louisiana
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Las Vegas
Lawrence
Kansas Senate
Media invites to see how other half lives
Lobbyist Bill Craven invited Topeka reporters to his modest office near the statehouse to discuss plans to ship radioactive waste through Kansas to Nevada. Craven, representing two environmental groups, stood with state Sen. Don Sallee as they showcased the building’s quirks and described its renewed but tenant-laden atmosphere.
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Capitol Rotunda
Bill Craven
Stull
Topeka Press Corps
Don Sallee
Troy
Kansas
Nevada
Craven
Statehouse
Jackson
Common Cause
Propane Marketing Assn. of
Kansas Right To Life
Statehouse Press Corps
Capitol
Beers Trial Delayed After Defense Motions
A former Lawrence man, Chad Beers, faces postponement as defense motions delay his Lancaster County Nebraska trial, set to begin in a two week term in Lincoln. The case hinges on a judge's ruling, with a new date of at least February 27. Beers was recaptured in Nebraska after escaping an Arkansas jail in 1993 and arrested for a September 1993 kidnapping.
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Nebraska
Arkansas
Chad Beers
Lancaster County District Court
Lincoln
Neb
Sara Fullerton
Lancaster County
Beers
Fullerton
Bennet
Sebastian County
Ark
Kansas college students in Japan safe after Kobe quake
Four Sterling College students in Kobe during the earthquake were accounted for after a day of confusion. Carrie Kork of Oakley Amy Thompson of Liberal Erin Marsh of Central City Nebraska and Amanda Tischen dorf of Oklahoma City were identified and reported safe in a faxed update from school officials.
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Kobe
Japan
Carrie Kork
Oakley
Amy Thompson
Liberal
Erin Marsh
Central City
Neb
Amanda Tischendorf
Oklahoma City
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