Police officers confront fatal double shooting in Wichita parking lot
In Wichita a man shot a woman in a central city parking lot after police arrived. The officers struggled over a gun as the man then killed himself. Deborah Aguirre, 26, died at St Francis Regional Medical Center. Guillermo Lopez, 29, died hours later. The couple had a past relationship.
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Wichita, Kan
Darrell Haynes
Haynes
Deborah Aguirre
Wichita
St. Francis Regional Medical Center
Guillermo Lopez
Wescott
Topeka Man DieS After Beating Hunted As Homicide
James P. Read, 38, died at a Topeka hospital after a beating found at Satdou Bridge. Read had been in critical condition since Thursday, and police labeled the death a homicide. He was Topeka’s 18th homicide victim in 1994.
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Topeka
Kan
James P. Read
Read
Satdou
Patti Kaeberle
Benefit concert for girl highlights domestic violence risk
An all day Stop the Violence concert in El Dorado Kansas raised funds for 10 year old Anna Jimenez hospital bills after a domestic dispute injured her and killed her mother Donna Collier. Anna appeared on stage smiling despite swelling and bandages. her father Miguel R Jimenez faces first degree murder and aggravated battery charges.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Anna Jiminez
Anna
Donna Collier
Miguel R. Jimenez
Collier
Emerald City Center Opens at McConnell AFB After Tornado
The $15.4 million Emerald City community center at McConnell Air Force Base, dedicated after a three year recovery from a devastating tornado, replaces destroyed facilities including an elementary school hospital credit union and housing. The 123000 square foot complex features a dance hall lounges fitness martial arts weight room pool track and courts with a bowling alley arcade food court gift shop and child care center.
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Wichita, Kan
McConnell Air Force Base
Emerald City
Serbs reject peace plan in Bosnia referendum
Bosnian Serbs voted overwhelmingly against a peace plan backed by the United States and allies. Fighting intensified around Sarajevo as U N officials reported crossfire in the 124 mile truce zone. More than 90 percent of Serb voters rejected the plan amid irregularities reports.
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ALE
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Bosnia
Sarajevo
U.N
United States
Russia
France
Britain
Germany
U S moves to tilt playing field for China trade
Commerce Secretary Ron Brown announced measures to aid U S firms in China by easing restrictions on loans and export controls tied to political issues. He said Washington aims to back businesses in China’s expanding market to counter a growing trade surplus of 23 billion dollars in 1993.
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Beijing
United States
U.S
China
Commerce
Ron Brown
Brown
Washington
Japan
Clinton
Communist Party
Royal Manor Motel to join Days Inn franchise in Ottawa
Govind Patel, owner and manager of the Royal Manor Motel at 1641 S Main, says the Ottawa beacon will become a Days Inn soon. Refurbishments continue to match Days Inn standards with new furniture, future electronic locks, and a goal to quickly raise traveler recognition with a new Days Inn sign.
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Royal Manor Motel
Days Inn
Ottawa
Govind Patel
Royal Manor
S. Main
Patel
Days
United States
Parsippany
N.J
Four babies per second swell population
In Kenya, women with seven to eight children rely on limited land and poverty as they adopt family planning. Global demographics rise to 5.7 billion, with Africa fastest growing, prompting fears of resource strain and environmental harm ahead of Cairo talks.
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Kenya
Ruth Waihenya
Cairo
Africa
U.N. Population Fund
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