Stovall seeks order for inquisition on weights program
Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall announced plans for an inquisition to probe the states weights and measures program. She said she will seek Shawnee County District Court authorization to subpoena witnesses and compel testimony under oath before a judge regarding private checks by businesses and contractors.
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Topeka
Kan
Carla Stovall
Stovall
Shawnee County
Ex-officer appeals murder conviction in bar shooting
A former Kansas City officer John Cheek seeks a new trial after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder for shooting security guard Milton Foster at a Bonner Springs sports bar. The appeal argues 28 trial errors and questions the judge's rulings on evidence of Cheek’s claimed police authority.
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Kansas City, Kan
John Cheek
Milton Foster
Bonner Springs
Wyandotte
Dexter Burdette
Cheek
Barbara Ricci
New York
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Harness named new director of workers' compensation
TOPEKA Kansas AP Philip S Harness a former Johnson County county counselor is named the states new director of workers compensation Harness 42 of Olathe succeeds George Gomez a former Topeka legislator and Finney appointee Gomez resigned in June for an association executive post Harness begins Monday earning 60000 a year per the Department of Human Resources Secretary Wayne Franklin announcement
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Topeka
Kan
Philip S. Harness
Johnson County
Harness
Olathe
George Gomez
Joan Finney
Gomez
Department of Human Resources
Wayne Franklin
Small Schoenchen Elementary School faces possible close
Schoenchen Kansas where eight students enrolled at the elementary school, well short of the ten needed for accreditation. The Hays USD 489 School Board had anticipated near minimum enrollment and advised parents by letter of the potential closure.
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Schoenchen
Kan
Hays
USD 489
Wife killer gets 10 years in Kansas
Lenard Compton, 28, was sentenced to 10 years in a Kansas prison after pleading no contest to second degree murder and child endangerment for shooting his wife in front of their three children last August. He also pleaded no contest to aggravated arson for a jail cell fire on June 13 in Erie.
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Chanute
Kan
Erie
Lenard Compton
Neosho County
Compton
Clinton backs total ban on U S nuclear tests
President Clinton orders a full halt to all U S nuclear weapons tests despite advice to allow small underground blasts. The move aims to spur global talks on a comprehensive test ban and coincides with Hiroshima Nagasaki anniversary. Nevada test blasts near nine hundred since 1951.
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Ashington
Clinton
U.S
Geneva
United States
Spurgeon Keeny
Private
Arms Control Association
Keeny
Pentagon
U.S. Test Site
Nevada
Community Call for School Supplies Donations
Needy children are the target as East 8 Economic Opportunity Corporation seeks donations of school supplies or money. Items can be dropped at the ECKAN Center at 116 W. 3rd, with cash contributions for purchases sent or brought to the ECKAN Central Office at 203 W. 3rd.
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Economic ‘Opportunity Corporation
ECKAN
Ecean Central Office
W. 3Rd
Ottawa and Franklin County Sales Tax Revenues Jump in 1995 Year
Kansas figures show Franklin County with 18.44 percent rise to 2.89 million dollars in the 12 month period ending June 30. Ottawa reports 18.94 percent gain to 714,895 dollars. Williamsburg up 18.29 percent to 8,364. Pomona climbs 27.48 percent to 18,750. Wellsville up 15.88 percent to 41,163. Osawatomie flat around 114,000. Baldwin City up 1.14 percent to 135,463.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas Department of Revenue
Williamsburg
Pomona
Wellsville
Osawatomie
Baldwin City
Worst fears realized in state crop estimates
Wet spring delays cut Kansas fall crop projections with corn at 273.0 million bushels, down 10 percent, grain sorghum 197.2 million, down 15 percent, soybeans 57.4 million, down 24 percent, and wheat 291.6 million, the smallest since 1989. Per acre yield trimmed to 27 bushels from 28, harvest totals about 1.95 million acres.
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Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics
Ron Sitzman
KAS
Beekeeper Helps Reporter Stung By Bees On Location
A TV crew filming in Kennewick Washington faced a swarm when reporter Mychal Limric age 24 was stung about 30 times on the head after bees swarmed his hair gel. Beekeeper Ivy Pfeiffer attempted quick protection with a hood but many bees were inside.
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Kennewick
Wash
Mychal Limric
Ivy Pfeiffer
Limric
Hong Kong
Eric Li
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