Chiefs Extend Training Stay in River Falls for Two More Seasons
The Kansas City Chiefs will continue training in River Falls, Wisconsin for at least two additional seasons with a possible third, under a deal announced on Wednesday. The arrangement includes an option for another year and keeps the team trainer site tied to the university community for the foreseeable future.
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Kansas City Chiefs
River Falls
Wis
Fourth Judicial District
Albert Murray
Juvenile Justice Authority
Kenneth Woods
Sunny Friday Forecast With Mild Northeast Wind
Sunny Friday with a mid eighties high and light northeast wind. For more weather details, see page 2.
Franklin County to hold public hearing on 1999 budget
The Franklin County Commission schedules a 7 p.m. public hearing Monday at the Annex to consider a proposed 1999 budget with about a 9.5 mill levy increase. Comments from residents are welcome. the budget may only be lowered, not raised, under state law.
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Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
County Commission
Classifieds and Pages Summary Note
The fragment references multiple newspaper sections including Classifieds on page 6, Comics on pages 8-9, Daily Report on page 2, Garnett/Anderson on page 3, Opinion on page 5, and Obituaries on page 4 with a placeholder None Spots on page 7. It outlines page references without specific events or names to summarize.
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Garnett/Anderson
Baldwin Chamber elects officers at luncheon
Baldwin The Baldwin Chamber of Commerce elected and installed new officers at Gambino's Restaurant. Dave Michael became president with Diane Niehoff as vice president. Tom Dillon treasurer and Brenda Day secretary. changes replace Annette Galluzzi and Mark Eldridge. Michael urged awareness of US-59 rerouting and urged public input. A ribbon cutting for Baldwin's new fire station was announced for Sunday.
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Baldwin
Baldwin Chamber of Commerce
Gambino’s
Dave Michael
Aardvark Fotografix
Diane Niehoff
Three Sisters Inn
Tom Dillon
Baldwin State Bank
Brenda Day
Baker University
Old Castle
Michael
Niehoff
Chamber
Dillon
Day
Annette Galluzzi
Mark Eldridge
Lawrence
Ottawa
Kansas Department of Transportation
Kansas Lottery Sets Annual Sales Record in 1998
The Kansas Lottery reported record sales of 192 million dollars for the 1998 fiscal year ending June 30, up 3.6 percent from 1997’s 185.3 million. Officials say marketing to new players drives growth. The law requires at least 30 percent of proceeds to fund economic development programs, with continuation up for legislative vote in 2002.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Lottery
Kansas
Greg Ziemak
Marijuana pipe found during arrest in Boardman Ohio
Police recovered a marijuana pipe stored in the suspect William P. Miller's rectum during a June drug bust in Boardman Ohio. The pipe disappeared in the squad car on the way to the station before officers finally convinced Miller to remove it. He was charged with tampering with evidence.
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Boardman
Ohio
William P. Miller
Miller
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Drought Relief Looms As Rains Boost Local Crops In July
Franklin County extension agent Darren Hibdon notes mid summer rains offset a dry spring, saving milo and beans while corn improved but not stellar. Across the region nine of ten drought counties plan federal disaster relief with losses above one billion dollars. Livestock face higher supplemental feeding costs and reduced grazing until pastures revived by late July rains.
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Darren Hibdon
Franklin County
Hibdon
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Clinton honors slain Americans at Andrews with private family meetings
President Clinton and Hillary Clinton greeted private sessions with about 100 families as 10 U S citizens killed in Africa embassies were returned from Germany to Andrews Air Force Base. The coffins were moved to Dover for autopsies with plans for final interment.
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Ndrews Air Force Base
U.S
Africa
Clinton
God
Air Force
Germany
Andrews
Washington
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Kenya
Dover Air Force Base
Del
Army Set
Kenneth Hobson II
Springfield
Debbie
Meghan
California
Big Sur
Debbie Hobson
Investigators cite progress in Nairobi embassy bombing probe
Kenyan and U S investigators questioned about five people after the U S Embassy bomb blast in Nairobi and identified parts of the vehicle used. Detentions were for suspicious activity, with two suspects from abroad. Officials cautioned it was early to say arrests, and nationality details were unclear. FBI noted progress in vehicle identification.
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Airobi
Kenya
U.S
Nairobi
Peter Mbuvi
Mbuvi
Washington
FBI
Sheila Horan
Horan
Kampala
Uganda
Williamsburg town meeting on paving plan sparks debate
Williamsburg residents attend a town hall set for 7 p m to discuss a 200000 paving project funded by 13 2 to 16 mill levies over ten years. Mayor Dennis Norton notes no mill levy in 16 years while a $260000 sewer system debt is being paid from a half cent sales tax and higher sewer fees.
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Illiamsburg
Williamsburg
Community Club
Dennis Norton
Franklin County
Norton
County officials praise low bid on bridge project round
Franklin County commission opened six bids for new bridge replacement projects. Bryan-Ohlmeier Construction Inc. of Overland Park submitted the low bid about 15,000 below the next bid and roughly 82,000 under Cook Flatt and Strobel’s original cost estimate.
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Bill Telver
Franklin County Commission
Fois Ise
Bryan-Ohlmeier Struction Inc
Overland Park
Bryan-Ohlmeier
Cook, Flatt and Strobel
Topeka
Gary Shofner
Shofner
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