KU records bill sent to governor
The House approved a bill to seal university of kansas medical center records from public view. It would hide contracts with HMOs and marketing plans, sending the measure to governor Graves who indicated potential signing. Senate action preceded the House vote amid limited hearings.
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Beth Silver
Associated Press
Opera, Kan
House Today
University of Kansas Medical Center
House
Joint Conference Committee
Senate
Bill Graves
Graves
Robert Hemenway
University of Kansas
Bill Reardon
Kansas City
Med Center
University Hospital
Randy Attwood
Carla Stovall
Stovall
Ed McKechnie
Pittsburg
Senate Judiciary Committee
Conference Committee
Jimmy Dean Showdown Slated for Paola Center
Aspiring country artists gear up for the True Value Jimmy Dean Country Showdown on May 18 at the Paola Cultural Center. KOFO Ottawa hosts with sponsors including Paola True Value Hardware and Apple Market Ottawa. Entrants face a $5 fee, must begin at local Showdowns, and entries are due by May 1.
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Paola Center
ACLA
Jimmy Dean
Paola Cultural Center
KOFO
Ottawa
Paola True Value Hardware
True Value Hardware
KANZA
Garnett
Sutton’s Jewelry
Messenger’s Home Furnishings
Country Mart
Apple Market
J.R
Paola
Billboard
Gavin Report
PLO Debates Removing Destruction Clauses from Charter
Gaza City AP report: Palestinian parliament in exile votes to revoke sections of the PLO charter that call for Israel's destruction. Israel says it will freeze peace talks if Yasser Arafat fails to ensure the clauses are revoked by May 7.
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Gaza City
Gaza Strip
PLO
Israel
Yasser Arafat
Juror Finds Shively Not Guilty of Homicide in Officer Killing
In Topeka Kansas a jury acquits Stephen Shively of second degree murder in the shooting death of a Topeka police officer last fall. The panel also declines to convict him of voluntary manslaughter while finding him guilty of five other crimes.
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Topeka
Kan
Stephen Shively
Depot restoration push gains steam with local support
Franklin County depot restoration open for weekend viewing May 4 as the historical society seeks grants and donations. Funds from OMS students, Antique Auto Club, Soroptimists, Lane Raritans, Sunflower Quilt Guild and memorial gifts bolster a campaign to protect an 1865 piano and historic rooms. ISTEA funds anticipated Oct 1, with early fundraising efforts underway.
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The
Historical Society
Barker
Franklin County
Old High School
Tony Jones
Ottawa Library
Old Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Middle School
Depot Restoration
Forrest Lowry
Depot Restoration Capital Campaign
OMS
Antique Auto Club
Soroptimists International of Ottawa
Lane Raritans
Old Depot Restoration Fund
Lane
Zoning clash over mental illness apartments in Baldwin area
The Baldwin R-3 zoning rules, dating to the 1960s, bar mental hospitals and face scrutiny as updated rules like the ADA come into play. Bert Nash officials and architect Don Roseman say HUD and SRS classify the planned building as an apartment complex. The appeals board seeks written confirmation while both Bert Nash’s variance request and protesters’ formal challenge remain on hold until the May 7 meeting.
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Baldwin
Dorsey
Appeals Board
Bert Nash
Don Roseman
HUD
Department of Social Rehabilitation Services
SRS
Navy jets collide in Atlantic dogfight near Norfolk
Two Navy F-18 fighters collided 15 000 feet over the Atlantic during training. Both pilots escaped with minor cuts and landed at Oceana Naval Air Station near Virginia Beach after a dramatic recovery. Officials praised their handling and noted a second accident at the base in a week.
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Psents Beach
Atlantic Ocean
Oceana Naval Air Station
Air Sta
Stubbs
Cmdr
Kevin Wensing
Navy
Wensing
Another Lawrence bank robbed in Lawrence Kansas
An armed man held up a Lawrence bank and fled on foot with an undetermined amount of money. No injuries were reported. Law enforcement agencies including the FBI and Kansas Bureau of Investigation assisted the pursuit. Earlier this month another Lawrence bank was robbed, with unclear relation to the present case.
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Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence Bank
Douglas County
Lawrence
The
FBI and
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Weather forecast and water plant report fragment
Mostly cloudy tonight with a low in the mid 50s and southwest wind 10 to 20 mph. Extended forecast calls for cooler but dry conditions Friday with lows in the 30s northwest and 40s east and highs in the 60s, followed by dry, warmer Saturday with lows in the 40s and highs in the 70s to 80s southwest. Sunday brings a chance of showers or thunderstorms and cooler west winds with lows 35 to 40 northwest and 50s east. highs 50s northwest to southeast corner. Local log from Ottawa Water Plant shows yesterday's high 67, record high 89 in 1965, yesterday's low 28 in 1956, precipitation 0.72 inches noon to noon, average through April 8.54 inches, barometer 30.20 inches and falling, sunset 7:07 p.m., sunrise 5:31 a.m.
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Ottawa
Monith
Merle Norman offers Camille Beckman fragrances and sachets
Merle Norman at 230 S Main showcases Camille Beckman Hand & Body Therapy in French Vanilla and Cam ille Fragrances along with a large selection of Green Leaf Sachets. Also note DEPOSIT HOUSEHOLD Hazardous Waste at FR CO HHW Facility on MF from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 242-1176 for details.
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Camille Beckman
Camille
Merle Norman
S. Main
FR. CO
Governor Pushes Rail Trail Bill and Amendments
The governor discusses rail-trail concerns and an amendment offered in an appropriations bill to align Prairie Spirit requirements with 2711 provisions. Kansas Farm Bureau originated 2711, addressing adjacent landowners and simplifying approval. trail groups would file plans, report progress, and heed city and county recommendations as the bill remains in committee awaiting final action.
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Walker
The
Kansas Farm Bureau
Governor's Office
Graves
Santa Fe Depot work nearing completion in Garnett
WT Santa Fe Depot renovation makes final touches with a new roof gutters and windows. restrooms updated and interior revitalized. Landscaping along Prairie Spirit Rail Trail ready but delayed due to dry weather. Kansas DOT approval granted with planting postponed to late summer. Memorial scoreboard honors Stanley Morey at Lake Garnett Park diamond.
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Anco News Service
Y Arnett
Garnett
Rick Doran
Doran
Commission
Kansas Department of Transportation
Mark Moore
Lake Garnett Park
Stanley Morey
Garett
Morey
Ottawa Herald Names Monty, Challis, Kelsey, and Others
The Ottawa Herald lists John D. Monty, Bemis Tom Love, Debra Challis, Gene Kelsey, Wayne Snow, and Jean Rossman among individuals connected to the publication. The note names multiple persons without further context or dates.
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John D. Monty Day Bemis
Tom Love
Debra Challis
Gene Kelsey
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
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