Southeast Kansas greyhound track wins racing license
The Kansas Racing Commission approved a license Friday for TRAK Southeast, the Pittsburg non profit licensee, ending a five year process amid ongoing KBI probe discussions. Camptown Greyhound Racing remained the developer, with financing and internal structure questions delaying final action.
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Southeast
Kansas
David McClane
Racing Association of Kansas Southeast
Pittsburg Group
John Williamson
Commission
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Robert C. Sonderholm
Kansas Racing
Sonderholm
Trak Southeast
Sunflower Racing Inc
Sunflower
The
Woodlands
Kansas City
Kan
Camptown Greyhound Racing Inc
Chanute Group
Camptown
Theft tag taken from vehicle on I-35 route
The Daily Report notes Sherri L. Davis of Ottawa reported a license tag stolen from her car while parked along I-35 between 9 a.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. Friday. No loss value given.
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E. 2Nd
Dan C. Willford
Pomona
Bobbi L. Clark Bays
Ottawa
Jennifer Jean Reed
Charles Richard Lucas
Anita Kathleen Cassity
Michael Eugene Cassity
Phares
Michele L. Anderson
Jamie L. Anderson
Sessions
Ronald K. Gragg
Topeka
Dui
Virgil A. Cowan
N. Mulberry
Shane F. Colbern
Burrough
David Paul Lohman
Canterbury Court
Donna M. Johnson
David W. Spears
N. Cedar
Margie Culber
Justin J. Nichols
N. Main
James A. Moore
S. Mulberry
Marcel Reginald Thom
Arlington
Texas
Donald D. Edwards
S. Main
South Main
Denise L. Clark
S. Walnut
Kimberly Y. Lohman
W. 3Rd
South Poplar
Kelli S. Fritzel
Cindy Mae Grey
Sacred Heart
Middle East peace talks get boost as Arab leaders back Washington round
Israeli and Palestinian negotiators voiced optimism and Arab foreign ministers agreed to attend the eighth peace round in Washington. Beilin and Rabin's conciliatory tone cited as key. Egypt, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Jordan among participants, Syria and Lebanon absent. Next talks set for March or April in Moscow with US-led mediation.
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Middle East
Washington
Yossi Beilin
Yitzhak Rabin
Beit Meii
Lebanon
United States
Israel
Jordan
Syria
Muhammad Hallaj
U.S
Edward P. Djerejian
Moscow
European Community
Canada
Japan
Tunisia
Egypt
Saudia Arabia
Somalis Look to Americans for Security Help
Residents of Mogadishu urge U S troops to disarm militias and lead national reconciliation after years of war and famine. Mohamed Aden, a hydrogeologist, recalls losing his son and being wounded in March while detailing the daily impact of conflict. Fundamentalists warn the troops could spark islamic opposition as aid agencies fear militia guards. John Kilkenny of Concern requests removal of militia guards to allow aid work.
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Mohamed Aden
Somalia
Aden
U.S
John Kilkenny
Irish Humanitarian Agency
Concern
Obituaries reflect wellsville and surrounding area deaths
Obituary notices honor Mima Belle Barkley of Wellsville who died December 4 1992 at Olathe Medical Center aged 95 with funeral arrangements at Wilson and Son Funeral Home. Betty Jean Evertson of Topeka died December 4 1992 and is buried at Melvern Cemetery with services at Feliner Chapel. Walter G W Landess of Lane died December 1 1992 with a graveside service at Lane Cemetery. Survivors and memorial preferences are listed, including churches and local organizations benefiting.
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Wellsville
Mima Belle Barkley
Olathe Medical Center
Wilson and Son Funeral
Hillsdale Cemetery
Hillsdale
John B
Minnie B. (Brown) Miller
Irby F. Barkley
Alpena
Ark
Paola
Cole Brothers Clothing
Russell Department
Betty J. Evertson
Lyndon
Betty Jean Evertson
Topeka
Feliner Chapel
Melvern Cemetery
Quenemo
Thomas and
Myrtle (Cunning) Williams
Larry Evertson
Walter G.W. Landess
Ottawa
Lane
Franklin County
Robert Bruce Landess
Anderson
Ind
Charlotte Essary
Sumter
S.C
Claude Landess
Ava McKeon
Lawrence
Correction on builder name for Lowry home on Locust Street
A reporter's error in a Friday story about the Christmas Homes Tour misnamed the builder of the Forrest and Jeanette Lowry house at 318 S Locust. James H. Ransom constructed the home and later passed ownership to his daughter Myra and her husband B D Bennett about 1910.
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Forrest
Jeanette Lowry
S. Locust
James H. Ransom
Ransom
Myra
B.D. Bennett
President references troops home for holidays and yellow ribbon symbol
The president speaks on the difficulty of families awaiting loved ones abroad during Christmas. He notes the White House West Wing yellow ribbon symbol, once for hostages in Lebanon, later during Panama and Kuwait, still a sign of the wait for troops to return.
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Bush
White House
Oval Office
Lebanon
Panama
Kuwait
America
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