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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1979

Page

5

First Chinese ship in 30 years sails into Seattle port

The 637-foot Liu Lin Hai, with 49 crew, docks in Seattle to load about 30,000 tons of corn from Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa for Shanghai. Officials discuss reopened shipping lanes as trade talks unfold while a festive welcome marks a landmark in U.S. China relations.

Seattle U.S Midwest Liu Lin Hai Seattle Harbor Mao Tse-Tung Chiang Kai-shek Pacific Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Shanghai Zhang Jie

Kansas Patrol Names One Color Cars in Test Plan

Kansas Highway Patrol will add 15 one color patrol cars in white gray bronze light blue or cream to the fleet as part of a cost comparison with leased two color units. The test will not replace the traditional blue and gray fleet, officials say, and most troopers prefer the current scheme.

Topeka Kan Kansas Highway Patrol Col Allen C. Rush Kansas Rush Chrysler New

Winter's Living Will Bill Signed in Kansas

Gov. John Carlin signed a living will bill allowing terminally ill patients to withdraw life prolonging treatment via written doctor patient agreements with immunity for doctors. Two physician diagnosis, safeguards against pregnant patients, and other protections are included.

Topeka Kan John Carlin Sen Wint Winter Ottawa Senate

Tort Claims Bill Signed By Carlin

Gov. John Carlin signed a measure creating Kansas first tort claims statute allowing suits against state and local governments for negligent acts by employees. The law caps liability at 500000 per occurrence and takes effect July 1 with specific immunity exceptions. It follows a Kansas Supreme Court decision overturning prior immunity doctrine.

Topeka Kan John Carlin Kansas Supreme Court High Court Parsons Kansas Supreme Court

Kansas Court To Decide Remapping In 17 Days

The Kansas Supreme Court will decide within 17 days whether a bill reapportioning 125 House districts should stand. Plan would set 1980 elections with no further reapportionment until 1989, while some lawmakers argue lines for Douglas County districts 44 and 46 are gerrymandered to defeat a Democrat.

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