Kansas Racing Commission weighs Hayden delay on track ownership
In Topeka the Kansas Racing Commission chair said the full panel should decide on Gov. Hayden’s call to delay rulings on pari mutuel tracks. Hayden wants time for the Kansas Bureau of Investigation to finish its probe into alleged state campaign law violations by ex Lt. Gov. Dave Owen, a GOP fund raiser. The Public Disclosure Commission approved a consent decree detailing $32,000 in allegedly illegal contributions from Owen to Hayden’s 1986 campaign, linked to $100,000 received by Owen from Paul Bryant Jr. of Alabama who seeks a dog track project near Pittsburg. Owen’s funding chain involves several Owen-connected firms and donations to Hayden and his donors.
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GOP seeks to limit Owen ties in Hayden campaign
Gov. Mike Hayden and other Republicans moved to contain potential damage after reports that former Lt. Gov. Dave Owen was involved in a six day set of transactions ending with 32000 in alleged illegal contributions to Hayden's 1986 campaign. Hayden distanced himself while Democrats weigh impact ahead of 1990 reelection.
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City and county raise POW MIA flags ceremony
Franklin County and Ottawa formally dedicated POW MIA flags at the courthouse and the Department of Public Safety. Our Forgotten Brothers donated the flags as DPS officers and color guards from VFW and American Legion observed, with both services featuring solemn flag presentations.
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Traffickers strike Medellin offices and homes in violent retaliation
In a coordinated assault, drug traffickers bombed Liberal and Conservative Party headquarters in Medellin, set fire to two politicians homes, and left bombs at Caracol and Radio Cadena Nacional. One Liberal Party official killed, others injured. A statement from The Extraditables vowed further violence against government and elites. U S Attorney General Thornburgh announced a $2 million program to protect Colombian judges and officials.
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Seattle named best city by Money magazine draws mixed reaction
Seattle residents and boosters react as Money magazine ranks Seattle among top US cities for living and raises questions about the city being viewed as paradise. The piece notes Seattle’s strong economy led by Boeing, robust tourism, and Puget Sound trade, while surveys cite hospitals, housing affordability, and crime rates as key factors.
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Scientists identify cystic fibrosis gene in breakthrough
A joint US-Canada team reports isolating the fatal gene defect causing cystic fibrosis. They plan news conferences in Toronto and Washington and will publish details in Science next month. The discovery could lead to new treatments or a cure.
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