Kansas House approves first standardized sentencing bill
The Kansas House approved 69 to 54 a bill to remove judge discretion and set fixed prison terms by offense seriousness and prior records. If Senate agrees with amendments, the measure heads to Gov. Finney. effective July 1, 1994, may release up to 1,800 prisoners, raising safety concerns among opponents.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
House
Kansas
Joan Finney
Denise Everhart
D-Topeka
Kansans
Clyde Graeber
Leavenworth
Mary Jane Johnson
Dkansas City
Weather report notes 74 and 90 degree readings
Weather data from 1930 shows temperatures around 74 and 90 degrees with Bt 22 and 1928 details. Local observations indicate intervals of heat and mild conditions, reflecting seasonal patterns recorded in historic notes.
Topeka bank pays KPERS settlement in $2 million deal
Commerce Bank and Trust of Topeka will pay $2 million to Kansas Public Employees Retirement System over six months to settle claims stemming from investment losses. The bank admits no wrongdoing and cites avoiding lengthy litigation. Additional lawsuits against former KPERS officials loom as cases progress.
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Topeka, Kan
Topeka
Kansas Public Employees
Kpers Board of Trustees
Commerce Bank and Trust of
KPERS
Commerce
Bank
EPERS
Kpers Board
Michael K. Russell
Kenneth H. Roger
Roger
Shawnee County
Russell
Commerce Bank
Weekend museum tours and arts in the Kansas City area
A roundup of area events features interactive disaster exhibits at the Kansas City Museum and Corin thian Hall, wildlife programs at Cave Springs, Jesse James attractions in Kearney and Liberty, Truman Library WWII displays in Independence, and multiple concerts, plays, and art events across Kansas City and Topeka. Sponsors, times, and contact numbers are listed for each activity.
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Andover
Oklahoma
Kansas City Museum
Corinthian Hall
Gladstone Blvd
Kansas City
Cave Springs
E. Gregory
Jesse James Museum
Kearney
Liberty
Jesse James Bank
Claybrook
Truman Library
Independence
Ottawa
Rantoul approves water deposits for McGinnis tenants
Rantoul City Council passes an ordinance requiring tenants on Lee McGinnis property to pay a 35 deposit and monthly water bill in exchange for water service. The city plans an 8 by 6 foot building for connecting water lines with Rural Water District No. 6 and allows Cutler Township Fire Department to repair City Hall driveway. A May 7 veterinary clinic at City Hall will vaccinate dogs and cats for 2.50 rabies fee with optional distemper vaccines. city licenses cost 2.50 for females and 2 for males.
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Rantoul
Lee McGinnis
McGinnis
Beers
Cutler Township
City Hall
TELENET Summer Courses At Adult Education Center
TELENET brings university courses to the Ottawa Adult Education Center offering classes from Emporia State Fort Hays State and Kansas State. Courses include Making the News Cowboy Verse and Humor Kindergarten Trends and Issues of the 90s and more with credits available. Call Bob Becker at 242-6719 for brochures and enrollment details. August short courses will also be offered.
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Missouri Repertory Theatre
Cherry
Tiffany's Attic Dinner Playhouse
Main
Missouri Rep
Dinner Theater
Lettice & Lovage
American Heanland Theatre
Crown Center
Westin Crown Center
Theatre For Young America
Lawrence Art Center
the Center
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Topeka
Metropolitan Ballet of
Topeka Performing Arts Center
Janie Parker
Houston Ballet
Kansas Expocentre
Mc Kan
Telenet
Emporia State
Fort Hays State
Kansas State
Ottawa
Bob Becker
Ay Ie
ESU
Nine convicted in tax fraud scheme by trusts
A federal jury found nine defendants guilty of conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government of millions in taxes by promoting fraudulent trusts under the International Business Association. The scheme sold over 600 trusts to about 300 people in 38 states, with seven customers concealing more than 15.5 million dollars from the IRS between 1987 and 1990. authorities fear the loss may be higher. Defendants include Alex Yung, James M. Peterson and more, from multiple states.
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Kansas City
Kan
U.S
John W. Langstrum
International Business Association
Internal Revenue Service
Julie Robinson
Alex Yung
Glen M. Hemsley
Rancho Cordova
Calif
James M. Peterson
Steven J. Hemsley
Edward Skinner
Paola
James M. Peterson IV
Coalville
Utah
Conrad L. Caldwell
Salt Lake City
Mary M. Wilson
Oelwein
Iowa
Dan Gibson
Kingston
Robert D. Scott
Ottawa Herald subscription rates effective March 16 1982
The Ottawa Herald lists new subscription prices for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options by carrier, motor route, and mail, with different figures for Franklin County and adjacent counties. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
R. Hitch
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Caterpillar and UAW to resume talks in Peoria dispute
Caterpillar Inc and the United Auto Workers will resume negotiations under federal mediation after a five month labor dispute. The move follows Caterpillar’s ultimatum to about 13,000 striking workers to return to work or be replaced with new hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, Ill
Caterpillar Inc
United Auto Workers
Ad Briefs and Local Events In Wellsville Area
Confined to home hair care tips from cosmetologist Oalores Williams and a pond stocking fish truck event at George's Food Store on April 14. Jewelry engraving offer at Sut ton's Jewelry. OHS presents The Odd Couple April 10 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the new gym, tickets Adults 4 Students 2. Wellsville Jr/Sr High presents Harvey April 9 10 at 7 p.m. in the Wellsville HS Commons with free babysitting. tickets 2 3 at the door.
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Tues
OHS
WELLSVILLE Jr/Sr. High I
Harvey
Wellsville HS Commons
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Area One 4-H Club
Community Garden Project
Environmental Science- Agribusiness Magnet High School of
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Quality Hill Playhouse
10Th and Central
Allan Sherman
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Ad Briefs
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