Pope John Paul II Undergoes Hip Surgery After Fall
Pope John Paul II, 73, fractured his right femur and dislocated a hip joint in a bathroom fall. Doctors at Gemelli hospital in Rome expected weeks of recovery followed by long therapy. artificial bone replacement planned near the femur head and hip joint. The operation began around 1:30 p.m. local time.
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Vatican City
John Paul II
Gemelli Polyclinic Hospital
Rome
Holocaust remembrance ceremony in Statehouse rotunda
About 200 people gathered in the Topeka Statehouse rotunda as lawmakers paused the wrapup session for an hour to honor Holocaust survivors. Jack Mandelbaum, an Overland Park survivor, shared how his father mother brother and sister perished in Nazi camps during World War II.
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Topeka
Kan
Jack Mandelbaum
Overland Park
Statehouse
Retired General Inducted Into Fort Leavenworth Hall
Andrew Jackson Goodpaster, 79, was inducted into the Fort Leavenworth Hall of Fame joining past figures such as Sherman MacArthur and Ridgeway. A former deputy U S commander in Vietnam, he later led U S forces in Europe and NATO under President Nixon.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Richard Nixon
Europe
Andrew Jackson Goodpaster
William Tecumseh Sherman
Douglas MacArthur
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Goodpaster
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Sunday booze revival faces last Senate push in Topeka
The Senate Ways and Means Committee advances a last effort to pass a law letting beer, liquor and wine be sold on Sunday. The bill, introduced Thursday, aims for debate before adjournment. Gov. Finney vetoed a prior Sunday alcohol bill that allowed credit card purchases.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Joan Finney
Flooding closes Main Street bridge as Marais des Cygnes crests
Ottawa officials reported the Marais des Cygnes River topped 32.82 feet after a crest at 32 feet and flood gates were shut. Forecasters warned of more heavy rain as roads near Ottawa and Pomona were closed, with Cin County planning additional closures and the bridge north of Lane affected.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Main Street
Ottawa Public Works
Andy Haney
Haney
Ottawa
Published writers Phow By Ralph Young
Four Ottawa district students had their responses published in the spring 1994 Kansas Journal of Reading. Front row: Natasha Dean and Maxie Shumway in developmental first grade at Eisenhower. Back row: Josh Gentry and Shannon Allen, Garfield and Lincoln third-graders. Not pictured: Jonathan Proietti, Garfield third-grader. They wrote responses to Mirelle on the High Wire, a tale of courage with a self-doubting circus performer.
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Phow
Ralph Young
Ottawa
Kansas Journal of Reading
Natasha Dean
Maxie Shumway
Eisenhower
Josh Gentry
Garfield
Shannon Allen
Lincoln
Jonathan Proietti
Mirelle
High Wire
Clamps placed on public access in Kansas records law
Gov. Joan Finney signed House Bill 3045 on April 25, making it law upon publication later this year. The measure tightens public access to state records as legislators pushed through late in the session, amid fatigue and urgency.
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Joan Finney
Kansas
Bial
Open government bill dies in House vote
House lawmakers rejected a bill that would allow the Kansas Secretary of State to seal the financial records of any corporation that seeks confidentiality. The measure, a reworked version of a failed March 25 effort, passed 74 to 50 amid late sessions and amid amendments and conference reports.
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House
Conference Committee
Kansas
Kansas House Sends Health Bill to Gov Finney
The Kansas House approved a health care reform bill 119 to 4 and sent it to Governor Joan Finney. The measure creates two insurance reforms and a state structure for future federal mandates. A Democratic bid to return the bill to conference failed 60 to 64 as Republicans opposed and 59 Democrats plus one Republican supported. The Senate had twice approved the compromise plan by 400 votes. The second vote corrected flaws in the first conference report addressing cost containment and related issues.
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House
Joan Finney
Kansas
Conference Committee
Nancy Brown
Henry Helgerson
Dwichita
Senate
Farmers market opens next week for 1994 season
Franklin County Horticultural Association plans Wednesday and Saturday markets at the County Office Annex in Ottawa. Bell rings to start sales at 4 p.m. Wednesdays and 8 a.m. Saturdays, with sales lasting until about 6 to 6:30 p.m. Rhubarb, asparagus, honey, breads and popcorn expected. Twelve regular vendors with potential for more, weekly Saturday drawing for merchandise. Officers listed include Lyle Turner president and Brenda Fredricks treasurer.
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Franklin County Horticultural Association
Freone Hollinger
Franklin County
S. Main
Hollinger
The
Horticultural Society
Lyle Turner
Rural
Ottawa
Harry Peckham
Rantoul
Don Miller
Pomona
Brenda Fredricks
Williamsburg
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