Withholding victim names on sex crimes in Kansas allowed
Kansas Attorney General Bob Stephan says law enforcement may withhold names, addresses and phone numbers of sexual assault victims under victims rights laws and a constitutional amendment. Opinion notes the standard offense report remains public, and cautions against broad use to silence accountability or repeat unfounded accusations.
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Topeka
Kan
Bob Stephan
Stephan
Sedgwick
Nora Foulston
Wichita
Kansas
Bill Hirschman
The
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Kentucky
Weather Summary for Kansas Extended Cold Spell
The forecast calls for a colder stretch across the state starting Thursday with a chance of snow in the northwest and rain or snow in other areas. Lows fall to the 20s, highs near 30 in the northwest and 40s to mid 40s in the east. Friday remains dry and cold with western lows 5 to 15 and eastern low 20s, highs 30 to 35. Saturday stays dry and milder with lows 15 to 25 and highs 35 to 40.
Corrections warden shuffle continues in Kansas
New wardens named at Kansas Department of Corrections facilities in Norton and Wichita. Jay Shelton becomes Norton Correctional Facility warden overseeing Norton and Stockton units. Emmalee Conover promoted to Wichita Work Release Facility warden after serving as deputy warden. Shelton and Conover replace Louis Bruce and Elizabeth Gillespie, who took other department posts.
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Kan
State Department of Corrections
Norton
Wichita
Gary Stotis
Jay Shelton
Norton Correctional Facility
Kansas
Stockton
Emmalee Conover
Shelton
Louis Bruce
Ellworth
Norton Institution
Ms. Conover
Elizabeth Gillespie
Department
Yeltsin foes fail to impeach him in Moscow session
In a tense Moscow session, President Boris Yeltsin narrowly withstood impeachment moves as deputies rejected a court review of his 1991 CIS actions and failed to approve a no confidence push against his government. Hard liners pressed to remove acting PM Yegor Gaidar amid a chamber split that favored Yeltsin slightly.
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Russia
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Yegor Ligachev
U S Marines ready for Somalia operation
Pentagon officers say thousands of troops would be needed for Somalia with sapper and support units. The force would be mainly Army Air Force and Marine Corps personnel, with no Navy ships required from the Gulf or Mediterranean. A U N coalition was discussed, with up to 30 000 Americans possible. Boutros-Ghali urged a U N force due to Somalia conditions.
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U.S
Marine Corps
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean
Clinton Returns Focused on Transition After Vacation
President elect Bill Clinton resumed active transition work after a four day southern California vacation described as exhausting. He plans to address the Rio Group from Buenos Aires by satellite and continues interviews with potential Cabinet nominees as aides stress no immediate deadlines. Clinton has not yet named a short list or decided on cabinet posts, with Bruce Lindsey noting no decisions or calls to candidates.
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Little Rock
Ark
Clinton
Lite Rock
California
Rio Group
Buenos Aires
Bruce Lindsey
Lindsey
Santa Barbara
United Way nears goal as pledges total $77,868.34
The Franklin County United Way fund drive has reached $77,868.34 in pledges and contributions, with $2,131.66 to go to the 1992 goal of $80,000. One month remains to reach the target and donations should be sent to P.O. Box 233, Ottawa.
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Franklin County United Way
P.O. Box
Ottawa
Be Bone Marrow Registry Meeting At RMH Tonight
Franklin County residents are invited to a 7 PM meeting at Ransom Memorial Hospital to learn about the national bone marrow registry. Organizers say many locals could benefit from successful transplants and urge attendance.
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Franklin County
Ransom Memorial
Ottawa Herald USPS rates and delivery areas listed
The Ottawa Herald outlines subscription pricing effective March 16, 1992 for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding regions. Rates vary by carrier type and location, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options, all prepaid.
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Dry Bemis Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Otawa
Christmas and holiday notices flood Ottawa area shops and events
A chaotic OCR of Ottawa County notices lists Christmas sales at Fashion Alley and various shops, holiday events at churches and the VFW, a radio offfer for cable, a Timbersake ranch flight sale, and Hazardous waste deposit drive at Franklin IHW Facility. Community groups like the Ottawa VFW and local banks promote potlucks, gift draws, and Christmas clocs. Names include Delores Williams and Kim Winderholt.
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Franklin County
IHW
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