Roberts heads to NATO strike zone for Balkans visit
Kansas Senator Pat Roberts leads fellow lawmakers to Macedonia and Albania for a Balkans tour of refugee camps. They will meet NATO leaders including General Wesley Clark and discuss with U.S. troops amid ongoing operations in the region.
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Obituary Dale A. Holmes Scipio Garnett native dies at 58
Dale A. Holmes 58 of Garnett died Wednesday April 14 1999 at Olathe Medical Center. He was born October 13 1940 in Prescott to Albert W. and Lois Jo Holmes. He married Carmen Lickteig January 27 1968 in Garnett. He was a batch manager at Lipton Foods Gardner. Survived by wife, son Sean Holmes Maybell Colo, daughters Kristie Ossello Topeka Kelley Douglass Fontana Calif Ericka Holmes Manhattan, brothers Les Plano Texas Tony Independence Kan, sister Jackie Strayhorne Broken Arrow Okla and four grandchildren. Body lies in state until 8 p m today and 8 8 Saturday and Sunday at Farris Feuerborn Chapel Garnett. Wake 7 p m Sunday rosary and family visitation. Burial in St Boniface Cemetery Scipio.
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Big Deal At the Hill Dance and Frame Shop Ads
Community events list dance at Garnett VFW on Friday and Saturday April 16 and 17. Ottawa Frame Shoppe offers free matting and framing consultations in April and May, with contact at 401 S Main. Pomona sign-ups for baseball and softball announced with school flyers. Secretary’s Day gifts available by New Traditions over the phone. Vassar Playhouse Ottawa night offers $2 off Friday April 16 with Brisket Buffet and reservations.
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Regents form transition team for higher education restructuring
ANHATTAN AP Regents create a transition team to prepare for a reconstituted nine member board and possible funding changes under Senate Bill 345. The panel will map facility needs and coordinate universities and community colleges, with meetings in Topeka and potential constitutional changes to expand the board to 15 members.
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Prairie Village girl to meet Desmond Tutu in person
Ten year old Rachel Sixta, whose letter to Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu drew a personal reply, will meet the archbishop before his University of Kansas lecture. Her teacher and family say the chance is memorable and meaningful for a school project come to life.
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City and TWA discuss future of Kansas City overhaul base
Kansas City officials meet with TWA to discuss the airline's overhaul base at Kansas City International Airport, home to 2300 workers. The contract expires next May as the carrier weighs maintenance cuts, with studies showing a $240 million renovation option and possible city incentives. Mayor Barnes pledges support to keep the base and expand maintenance.
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Unseasonably cool weather shifts across the nation
Unseasonably cool conditions spread east of the Rockies with clouds and showers from the Ohio and Tennessee valleys to the Northeast. The Plains stay sunny but much below normal, the Southwest remains warm, and the Northwest turns cooler as weather patterns continue to shift.
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