Extradition Sought in Nebraska Farm Murder Probe
A 15 year old juvenile, Dennis Ryan, refuses extradition as Kansas and Nebraska authorities probe the murders of James Thimm and Luke Stice. Dennis, his father Michael Ryan and Timothy Haverkamp face charges. Thimm was shot, Stice allegedly died from a broken neck after torture. The gun found on a Norton farm is linked to Dennis Ryan. Neo Nazi literature was found at a Rule farm but not at Thiele’s Norton property.
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Norton
Nebraska
Dennis Ryan
Norton County
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Ryan
Michael Wayne Ryan
Timothy Haverkamp
Rule
Neb
James Thimm
Beatrice
Luke Stice
Falls City
Michael Ryan
Haverkamp
Dennis
Stice
Thimm
Lynn Thiele
Myron Cochran. Norton
Thiele
Cochran
Stocks Post Gain For The Week
New York AP reports stocks ended mixed in quiet trading with the Dow rising 0.22 to 1318.32, marking its first weekly gain since mid July. Transportation and utilities also edged higher as chemical and oil shares advanced while steel, telephone and drug stocks fell.
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New York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Wreck charges dropped against CTA driver in seven deaths
Chicago authorities dropped seven felony counts of reckless homicide against bus driver David Johnson after an engineerings report was expected to exonerate him. The Aug. 9 crash at Soldier Field killed seven youths aged 15 to 21 and injured 60 aboard the 18 ton bus. Johnson, 47, a CTA veteran, was hospitalized with back injuries.
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Chicago
Richard Daley
Chicago Transit Authority
David Johnson
Daley
Johnson
Soldier Field
CTA
British Airways 737 Engine Explosion Kills 54 at Manchester
London investigators and Boeing teams examine British Airways Flight 30 737 engine failure that killed 54 aboard a Manchester takeoff. Officials say computerized maintenance checks found nothing abnormal while focus shifts to combustor can and engine components.
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London
British Airways
Boeing
Pratt and Whitney
United States
Britain
Accident Investigation Board
Roger Leonard
Boeing Air Safety
Heathrow
Alan Solloway
British Airtours
Manchester International
Corfu
Manchester
Broadcasting Panel Divvies Funds In Kansas Public TV Grants
The Kansas Public Broadcasting Commission approved 553000 to four public TV stations and 50000 for western Kansas public radio expansion. Four older members of the seven member panel were chosen with two more appointed by the governor and one by the Regents. A Hill City FM repeater project received 50000 to rebroadcast KANZ signals into northern western Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Public Broadcasting Commission
Kansas
Kansas Public Television Board
Public Broadcasting Commission
Marvin Harder
John Carlin
State Board of Regents
Harder
Ktwu-Tv
Kpts-Tv
Wichita
Kcpt-Tv
Kansas City
Kood-Tv
Bunker Hill
Quentin Hope
Kanz-Fm
Pierceville
Hill City
Hope
Kzna-Fm
KANZ
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Charlie Gillum, Sr
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Ottawa Herald
Business and Professional Guide
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Ralph
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ST. Lawrence
Mustain Construction
Hiatt’s
John Terry Hiah
Chiropractors
J. C. South, D.C
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Board Certified
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W. 15Th
Matney Chiropractic Office
S. Main
Brockways Chiropractors
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John Marian
Wade Mace
Saffron Glass
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Leah Matroy
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