Two pilots earn wings with Navy Blue Angels
Two new pilots join the Navy Blue Angels for the 1999 air show season. Lt. Keith Hoskins from Parkville Missouri and Lt. Kieron O Connor from Burtonsville Maryland were selected from 40 applicants at Pensacola Naval Air Station. Cmdr George Dom emphasized chemistry and teamwork in fitting the pair into the squad.
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Pensacola Naval Air Station
Cmdr
George Dom
Greensburg
Dom
Blue Angels
Patrick Driscoll
Hollywood
Calif
Mike Bucchi
Naval Air Training Command
Driscoll
Cecil Field
Marine Corps
Bruce Shank
la Canada
Pat McMahon
Bremerton
Wash
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Andrew Hall
New Cumberland
Cherry Point
N.C
Pensacola Beach
Supreme Court rules prison does not end child support obligations
Kansas Supreme Court, in three part rulings with five to two votes, holds incarceration does not automatically terminate child support. The majority allows reduction or elimination only when payers face income loss outside their control, while dissenters argue inmates still cannot meet minimal obligations. The rulings were among 46 issued that day.
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Torexa
Supreme Court
Kay McFarland
Donald Allegrucci
Fred Six
Allegrucci
Wichita
Kathy
Elliott Thurman
Shawnee County
Kansas
Arkansas
Iowa
Montana
New Hampshire
New York
Oregon
Utah
Tom Grubb
Franklin Lee Brockelman
Missouri
REM
District Court
Supreme Court clears Wyandotte speedway bonding challenges
Kansas Supreme Court unanimously upheld the state law enabling a $252 million Kansas Speedway project in Wyandotte County. The ruling dismisses suits by Wyandotte County District Attorney Nick Tomasic, finding no constitutional flaw in 125 percent landowner compensation or in extending bonded indebtedness to 30 years for the project.
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Topeka
Wyandotte County
Kansas Supreme Court
Wyandotte
Tomasic
Tomashc
Supreme Court
Kansas International Speedway Corporation
Kansas City
Kan
Thomas Martin
Kansas Supreme Court upholds life terms for killers
The Kansas Supreme Court refused to overturn life sentences for two murder cases. Phillip R. Parks kept his life term after appeals argued a sister-in-law’s victim impact statement was improper and that prior suppressions tainted the case. Sharon K. Carr’s challenge to a first degree murder conviction for abusing and killing her 3 year old daughter Shayleen was also rejected.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Phillip R. Parks
Parks
Rachel Parks
Reno
Kansas
New Mexico
Hels
Shayleen
Carr
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