Allegations Expand in KPERS Suit Against Thrift
KPERS files a third amended petition seeking 65 million dollars lost in the Home Savings failure. The version adds detail on former officers and directors alleged to have participated in diverting KPERS funds, names no new defendants, and notes possible further amendments in related actions.
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KPERS
Thrift
Topeka
State Pension Fund
Kansas City Savings and Loan
Kansas Public Employees Retirement
Shawnee County
Wichita Steel Fabrication
J.S. Materials
Federal Resolution Trust Corp
Home Savings
RIC
RTC
Federal District Court
Atty
Bob Stephan
Kpers Board of Directors
Leonard Ring
Chicago
the Investment Management
Morgan
Reimer
Roger
Beloit Savings and Loan
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Sebree
Russell
Rogers
Kansas Bases Win Funding For Construction Projects
The House approved 5.4 million dollars for Kansas military construction as part of an 8.5 billion package for the 1993 budget year. Kansas allocations include 4.5 million for a jet fuel storage complex at Forbes Field Topeka and about 950 thousand for a McConnell Air Force Base fire training facility Wichita. The measure passed 390 to 33 and moves to the Senate after a 1 percent across the board reduction.
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Washington
House
Kansas
Air National Guard
Forbes Field
Topeka
Air Force
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Senate
Developer's lawyer pleads guilty to federal charges
J Q Biggs 87 of Overland Park Kansas a senior vice president and general counsel for Executive Hills Inc pleaded guilty to making a false statement in support of a loan application On September 1989 he led in applying for an illegal 250000 nominee loan with proceeds to the company's president He is free on recognizance and sentencing is pending potential two year prison term and 250000 fine
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Kansas City, Mo
J.Q. Biggs
Overland Park
Kan
Joan Paul Bradshaw
U.S
Missouri
Biggs
Executive Hills, Inc
Kansas
Bradshaw
Executive Hills
Houston honors KU alumnus with theater awards
KU alumnus Sidney Berger, longtime chair of UH theater since 1969, received the Esther Farfel Award after earning KU degrees including the first KU theater doctorate. He founded the Houston Shakespeare Festival and the Houston Children's Theatre Festival, helped link UH drama with Alley Theatre, and serves on the Globe Theatre project board. He has directed 400 productions and written for stage and film.
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Kansas University
University of Houston
Sidney Berger
Esther Farfel
Berger
Houston Shakespeare Festival
Houston Children’s Theatre Festival
Drama
Alley Theatre
International Globe Theatre
London
Eight year old pleads for sister in letter topeka case
An 8 year old girl Elizabeth Encisco wrote a letter suggesting it would be better for Ellen Encisco to die rather than be in foster or hospital care. Ellen, 1, was malnourished and hospitalized then placed in foster care while custody fights continue in Shawnee County.
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Topeka
Topeka Capital-Journal
Eliabeth Encisco
Ellen Encisco
Ellen
Elizabeth Encisco
John
Nada Encisco
St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center
Elen
Shawnee County
Daniel Mitchell
Enciseo
Elizabeth
D.A
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Frank Morgan
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