Flight crew drunk and convicted after bar night
Northwest Airlines captain, co pilot, and flight engineer were arrested after a bar night preceding a Fargo to Minneapolis flight. Testimony showed heavy drinking and a post flight blood alcohol of 0.13 percent. Jury found them guilty of flying while intoxicated, with sentences of 12 to 18 months.
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Fargo
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Minneapolis
Whittaker and Slattery urged to back strong clean air bill
Guest opinion argues on the conference committee to reconcile House and Senate Clean Air Act versions. Kent Foerster of the Kansas Sierra Club backs the strongest features, noting potential health benefits within 10 years if enacted, while EPA data show city air quality failures and widespread smog and carbon monoxide exposure. A strong bill also aims to push automakers toward better mileage and stricter tailpipe standards to save oil.
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Congress
Bob Whittaker
Kansas
Jim Slattery
House
Senate
Conference
Kent Foerster
The
Kansas Sierra Club
Foerster
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Mideast
Whittaker
Slattery
Mall Widower Faces Football Season Loneliness
In a midweek reflection the author laments being the mallless husband as his wife and stepdaughter flood Ottawa with shopping trips to Oak Park, West Ridges, Kansas City area malls, and Lawrence. He recounts missed outings, mislaid car keys, a maxed VISA, and gifts that fail to ease his solitude while planning to watch football at home this fall.
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Ottawa
Oak Parks
West Ridges
Kansas City
Paola
le Loup
Oak Park
Lawrence
Kansas Jayhawks
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Yellow Ribbon Fever and Hostage News Backlash
A heated barroom debate centers on yellow ribbons for hostages in Iraq. Two patrons clash over media fixation and public sentiment, arguing 3,000 hostages versus 250 million uninvolved Americans, and what a presidential response should be. The exchange questions whether TV coverage inflames fear or guides rational action.
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Akim
George Bush
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State Board of Education pushes $68 million aid rise in power clash
Topeka reports a heated fight between Kansas state Board of Education and the Legislature over funding and reform. The board seeks $546 million direct aid, rising to $614 million, amid a shaky state treasury and deficits. Leaders urge reform rather than sweeping increases as a constitutional battle looms.
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State Board of Education
Kansas
Board of Education
Kansas Legislature
Joe Harder
R-Moundridge
Dave Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Yost
House Education Committee
Don Crumbaker
R Brewster
Rick Bowden
D-Goddard
House Committee
State Board
Senate Education Committee
House Appropriations Committee
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