Messy Home Office Contest Offers $6000 Prize
New York AP notes Home Office Computing magazine invites entries for The Most Disorganized Home Office in the United States. Photos and 200 word essays could win $6,000 worth of furniture and a computer, with guidance from Lisa Kanarek of Dallas, who specializes in organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lisa Kanarek
Home Office Computing Magazine
Revisions Clarify Water Rules and Public Hearing Process
The notice explains updated surface water criteria, zones of dilution, and mixing, including pre sedimentation discharges and waste stabilization ponds. It cites EPA Gold Book updates, Kansas registry adoption, and new use designations via watershed processes with a May 26 1994 hearing and public comment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Department
Kaneas Register
Focal
Kansas Department of Heath and Environment
Jeanne Woodard
Bureau of Water
Forbes Fietch - Bldg
Topeka
Bethel Spotts
Kansas to get $18.4 million in flood recovery grants
Gov. Finney's office said Kansas will receive $18.4 million in federal community development block grants for flood recovery. The state gets $13.7 million from HUD with Johnson County $324,000 and Kansas City $3.29 million allocated for recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Joan Finney
Kansas
S$he
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Johnson County
Sas City
Leavenworth
Ellsworth flood buyout funds set at 140498 dollars
FEMA will pay 140,498 dollars to buy flood damaged structures and land in Ellsworth Kansas along the Smoky Hill River. The program covers 11 buildings and eight vacant lots to convert properties to open space and protect the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Washington
Ellsworth
Kan
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Smoky Hill River
Kansas
FEMA
John Miller
Kansas City
Kansas Supreme Court rules judges can depart from new sentencing laws
The Kansas Supreme Court issued guidelines allowing trial judges to depart from the new Sentencing Guidelines Act when substantial and compelling reasons exist. The ruling clarifies retroactivity, stating judges cannot ignore the new laws to keep old sentences but may impose harsher terms with written justification to address prison crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Iti
Lisa Moots
The
Kansas Sentencing Commission
China details Taiwanese tour boat massacre in Zhejiang
Xinhua and national TV describe 24 Taiwanese tourists killed when three men armed with hunting guns and an ax robbed them aboard the Haimui on Thousand Island Lake and set the boat on fire after boarding at night. Eight mainland crew also died. China deters Taiwan exchange amid blame over handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Being (Ap
China
Xinhua
Taiwan
Beijing
Thousand Island Lake
Zhejiang
Also Mentioned on This Page
BY Gary Larson
Punk Accountants
New York
Oscar Madison
Rover
Kanarek
Stal
Robert C. Harder
Health and Environment
Elsworth
Ottawa
Library Board
Planning Commission
Recreation Commission
Auditorium Authority Uniform Plumbing Board of Appeals
National Electric Code Board of Appeals
Building Code Board of Appeals
Franklin City
County Planning Commission
Representative Band Committee
Fourth Judicial Correction Advisory Board
Scott Lambers
City Hall
Ottawa Harard
Alcoholics Anonymous & A!anon
FR. CO
West Franklin
East Franklin
Pomona
N. Mulberry
Canterbury Court
S. Logust
Nutt
Marion F
Peanut
Lamb-Roberts
Highland Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Hickory
Tremont
All Sizes
Rock Creek Road
George Marstall
Cali Pauw Hays
Farm Bweau Insurance
Ostadil Insurance
S. Malin
Norris Insurance
Cloon Legal Services
Baldwinder
Baldwin Junction
A.F
A.M
AF & AM
Masons
Donald Sellers
Howard Smith
Eka Rene
Central Fiber Corporation
Fiber Lane
Wellsvill
Wellsville Manor
Wellsville
N. Main
c/o
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Country Club
Ruth
Troy
Gully Transportation, Inc
Blaine
UGC
c/o First Kansas Bank
PC Box
Gardner
Oak Haven Nursing Center
Century 21 Land & Homes
Chuck
Land & Homes