Panel begins review of state sentencing laws in Kansas
A special commission of legislators judges and officials started studying Kansas criminal sentencing laws to reduce prison overcrowding and create more consistent sentences. The 17 member panel will present preliminary recommendations by Feb 1 1990 with a final report in 1991.
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Topeka
Kan
State Sentencing Commission
State Department of Corrections
Robert Stephan
Steve Davies
Martha Jenkins
R-Leavenworth
Kathleen
Sebelius
Frank Gaines
Augusta
Jerry Moran
Hays
James Macnish
Richard Walker
Newton
Gary Rulon
State Court of Appeals
Paul Morrison
Johnson County
Wint Winter Jr
Lawrence
Senate Judiciary Committee
Winter
State Parole Board
Vanguard caps four-year run with Drum Corps title at Arrowhead
Santa Clara Vanguard won the Drum Corps International world championship at Arrowhead Stadium with a record 98.8 score, topping the Madison Scouts who finished seventh at 93.3. The Vanguard stayed at St Thomas Aquinas High School this year, improving on four straight runner-up finishes. The 1989 finals capped a week of prelims where Santa Clara led and Crossmen ranked 12th, with next year’s event set for Buffalo.
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Kansas City
Santa Clara Vanguard
Drum Corps International
Arrowhead Stadium
Vanguard
St. Thomas Aquinas High School
Ottawa High School
I Corps
Madison Scouts
Ottawa University
Santa Clara
California
Crossmen
Westchester
DCI
Phantom Regi
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Communists Press for Cabinet Seats in Mazowiecki Government
In Warsaw the Communist Party pressed for extra seats in the new cabinet and vowed not to surrender. First Secretary Rakowski said the party seeks to strengthen its powers, with Solidarity offering defense and interior ministries.
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Warsaw
Poland
Communist Party
Solidarity
Foreign Affairs
Finance
Voice of
Rakowski
Tadeusz Mazowiecki
Gdansk
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Mazowiecki
Lech Walesa
East Bloc
Sejm
Mikolaj Kozakiewicz
Jaruzelski
Central Committee
Communist Central Committee
PAP
United Peasant Party
Democratic Party
Thames collision claims many lives as boat sinks
Salvage teams search the River Thames for more bodies after a late night crash between a barge Bowbelle and the party boat Marchioness near Southwark Bridge. At least 27 killed, 84 survivors, with police uncertain of total aboard and probing captain and mate.
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London
Thames
Southwark Bridge
Antonio Vasconcellos
The
Independent
Scotland Yard
Nicholas Hastings
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East German Exodus Surges to West Largest Since 1956
About 1,400 East Germans fled to the West over the weekend, mainly via the Hungary Austria border, making the weekend exodus the largest since the 1956 uprising. Austrian officials report 980 crossed illegally into Austria from Hungary and a border gate opening boosted the flow. West German officials call for reforms in East Germany while political opponents urge similar steps. More than 10,000 East Germans have reached West Germany in August, per Manfred Kersten of Giessen resettlement camp.
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Bonn
West Germany
Austria
Hungary
Helmut Kohl
East Germany
Hans Klein
Social Democratic Party
Manfred Kersten
Giessen
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