Senate Overrules Finney Veto On KPERS Reform Bill
The Kansas Senate votes 30 to 6 to override Gov. Joan Finney's veto on a KPERS reform bill expanding the board to nine with four governor appointments, adding state treasurer and elected seats. The measure now goes to the House, where an override is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Senate
Joan Finney
House
Finney
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System Board of Trustees
KPERS
Jerry Karr
D-Emporia
Invest
Weather forecast and temperature outlook
Clear tonight with a lower 50s low and light variable winds. The forecast tracks rain central and east Friday, then clears Saturday with more rain Sunday. Highs reach the 80s Friday, falling to mid-60s to mid-70s Sunday. lows drop from 50s to 60s Friday to 40s and 50s Sunday in western and southeastern areas.
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Kansas
East
KU Medical Center to coordinate Kansas breast cancer tamoxifen study
Kansas City area and statewide researchers enroll 150 women in a National Cancer Institute study of tamoxifen over five years to assess prevention of breast cancer in high risk women. Methods span KU Medical Center and about a dozen hospitals in Hays Lawrence Leavenworth Salina Topeka and Wichita. Potential risks include liver cancer, early menopause, blood clots, and uterine cancer.
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Kansas City, Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kansas
Canada
National Cancer Institute
KU Medical Center
Peggy Graham
Hays
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Rural school reunion sparks community gathering in Ottawa
About 80 people attended a reunion at Celebration Hall Ottawa for a history book project on Liberty School. Organizers Linda McCreight and Esther Lantis announced a 110 page memory book priced 15 dollars with orders due by end of April. A follow up reunion is planned in three years with Judy Fehling and Esther Lantis leading.
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Liberty School
Ottawa
Celebration Hall
Linda McCreight
McCreight
Riley Road
Esther Lantis
Judy Fehling
Ecumenical May Fellowship Day Held At North Baptist Church
The Church Women United sponsored ecumenical service on Friday at 1 30 p m at North Baptist Church 413 E Wilson gathers women of faith from Mennonite Lutheran Church of the Brethren and other traditions to share compassion and healing with refreshments after the service May Fellowship Day is one of CWU's three ecumenical observances including World Day of Prayer and World Community Day.
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North Baptist Church
E. Wilson
Church Women United
Indiana
Daniel Said
Church of the Brethren
CWU
Barker drops Osage charges in Stewart case
Franklin County special prosecutor Wendell Barker dismissed four counts against Osage County Attorney Cheryl Stewart. Perjury charges were invalid as legal conclusions, and the official misconduct charge lacked malice evidence. Barker cited public policy and legal standards, noting dismissals occur when police reports inform prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Osage County
Cheryl Stewart
Wendell Barker
Franklin County
Rodney Joe Fillmore
Osage City
Stewart
Fillmore
Barker
280000 eggs spill as truck overturns in Kansas field
In Inman a tractor-trailer with about 280000 eggs overturned in a farm field at 2 30 am. Volunteers salvaged two thirds of the eggs, packing them for shipment to a distributor in David City Nebraska. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman
Reno
Darin Dirks
Kansas
Telegram of Ottawa Herald subscription rates listing
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail rates effective March 16 1992. Rates vary by location and method, including Ottawa city carrier rural routes motor route and mail in Franklin and adjacent counties with one month three months six months and yearly options and advance payment required.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim R. Hitch
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Topeka considers new women prison in east Topeka
Joint Committee on Building Construction endorsed a proposal to spend 2.7 million dollars to build an 85 bed high security women’s prison at Topeka Correctional Facility in east Topeka. The plan would end housing male and female inmates at Lansing facility and faces scrutiny from east Topeka residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Joint Committee On Building Construction
East Topeka
Darrel Webb
D-Wichita
Joan Finney
Lansing
Martha Walker
Finney
Gus Begina
Ways and Means Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Topeka Correctional Facility
Hoedown and Closures Highlight Local Ads
Gar tfard Country Carnival runs Friday May 1 from 5 to 8 PM at 12th and College FR. CO landfill closes Thursday April 30, 1992 at 2:30 PM. Graduation Special: 14K gold layer bracelets $19 with lifetime guarantee at Sutton's Jewelry HOPE HOUSE new hours 9 AM to Noon starting May 2 Leah's is closed reopening May 12 Underwood Plumbing 101 N Main closed Saturday May 2 through Monday May 4.
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Sutton
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Tucker
Simmons
Deaton
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Lantis
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Kansas Briefs
Kansas Humane Society
Cheryl Chandler
Florida
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Goodland
Fla
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U.S. District Court
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McCook, Neb
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Stephan
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Wichitae
Topekes
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Ad Briefs
FR. CO
Hope House
Leah's
Tuas
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