California death fast track appeal review by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court agreed to hear California's bid to place federal death appeals on a fast track. Justices would review procedural issues on how and when inmates can challenge a state's fast-track claim, while not reconsidering a lower court's ruling that California failed to meet the standards. The outcome could affect how federal judges handle hundreds on death row with state claims and timelines.
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Associated Press
SAN Francisco
U.S. Supreme Court
California
Ronald Matthias
Appeals
Supreme Court
Miller
Kansas
U.S
Wilson maid avoids deportation in California case
Josefi na Delgado Klag, once hired by Gov Pete Wilson’s San Diego family in the late 1970s, says the governor knew she was in the country illegally. A judge ruled she did not intentionally mislead authorities about her marital status, allowing her to avoid deportation. Wilson’s spokesman denied knowledge of her legal status.
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San Diego
Pete Wilson
United States
Josefina Delgado Klag
Wilson
Klag
Mexico
Sean Walsh
Sacramento
King
Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S
Rico Bartolomei
Local Ad Briefs Highlight Holiday Deals and Events
ads list 25 off air woolrich and Alfred Dunner at Fashion Alley. Pictorial History books at Herald. preordered copies pickup. basketball season starts with Dec 6 red night for season pass. F.O.L bag sale Dec 6. Country Living offers Boyd Stones and finest Oregon trees at Country Mart. stores open early and Sundays. Rotary events and local shop promos across Ottawa area with hours and contact notes.
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Woolrich & Alfred Dunner Fashion Alley
S. Main
Kansas Supreme Court weighs challenges to sexual predator law
The Kansas Supreme Court faces two high profile challenges to the 1996 Violent Sexual Predator Act amid 28 argued cases this week. Justices will rule on Jan 23 and hear a telecommunications case on Jan 16 challenging provisions expanding charges and payphone costs tied to state deregulation aims.
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Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Johnson County
Kenneth M. Hay
Hay
Sedgwick
John R. Miller
Kansas
Appeals Court
Kansas Corporation Commission
School Menus Across Iowa Districts
A collage of school breakfast and lunch menus lists weekly items for Ottawa Sacred Heart Anderson Baldwin Appanoose Pomona Waverly and Williamsburg districts. Meals feature standard options like pizza sandwiches burritos Salisbury steak and chicken nuggets with fruit vegetables milk and occasional desserts.
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Ottawa
Sacred Heart
Anderson County Schools
Anderson County
Baldwin
Lunch Inc Central
Pomona
Waverly
Mke
Williamsburg
New militaries learn war from the old pro
At Fort Leavenworth the U S Army Command and General Staff College trains emerging nations in war and diplomacy. Macedonia’s Maj Zdranko Atanasovski and Estonia’s Capt Hannes Toomsalu study leadership, logistics and language while differences with local training emerge.
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U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Hannes Toomsalu
Maj
Zdranko Atanasovski
Macedonia
Chris Jaques
Army
U.S
Yugoslavia
Croatia
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Atanasovski
Aman Anat
Oenenr
Pearl Harbor survivor reflects on war choices and Pearl Harbor memories
The Pearl Harbor survivor discusses government knowledge before the attack, Truman’s decision to drop the atomic bombs, and the anticipated invasion toll. He recalls disarming missions in China and Japan, wartime atrocities, and the ongoing need to honor those who died.
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Anderson
Japan
China
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Truman
Tsingtao
East Asia
Civil War Radio Show Attracts Top Historians And Fans
The program War Journals on a network draws high ratings with guests like Shelby Foote and Edward Leslie. Host Matthews cites large Civil War interest from battlefield tours to family genealogy and notes plans to expand to 15 stations and national sponsors.
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Shelby Foote
Foote
Patty O’day
Gettysburg
Kip Lindberg
Mine Creek
Linn County
James I. Robinson Jr
Virginia Poly Technical Institute
Blacksburg
Stonewall Jackson
Edward Leslie
William Quantrill
Trans Mississippi
Kansas
Massachusetts 54Th Regiment
Ottawa salaries show wide ranges and missing department head scale
City of Ottawa salaries reveal clerk and inspector ranges from 7.12 to 9.69 and 14.45 to 19.59, with administrative intern and senior accountant two week pay bands. Four year veteran Lambers notes no department head openings or salary range in place, lists 1998 figures for several leaders, and mentions attorney hourly rates and commissioner pay of 600 annually.
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Lambers
Howev
Scott Bird
Judy Hasty
Dick Smith
Robert Bezek Jr
Ottawa City
Matt Matthewski
City Commission
United Way campaign seeks to meet goal in Franklin County
Hasty notes clever fund raising ideas during the drive and urges continued donations through Nations Bank or Dorothy Anderson campaign secretary. If the goal isn t met agencies budgets are cut proportionately while exceeding the goal raises them. beneficiary groups include Village Child Care Ottawa Girls Club Red Cross and Hospice among others.
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Bob Bregant
Hasty
United Way
United
Franklin County
Nations Bank
Dorothy Anderson
County Chapter
The
American Red Cross
Children's Mercy Hospital
Franklin County Child Development
Teens Inc
Mid-Continent Council of Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Compeer, United Cerebral Palsy of Kansas
Midland Hospice Care
Heart of America Council Boy Scouts of America
Senior Wheels Program Offers Mobility Help in Franklin County
Midwest Healthcare Providers of DeSoto through the Senior Wheels Program provides powered wheelchairs and three wheel electric scooters to seniors 65 and older needing mobility aid. Service covers Franklin County with no out of pocket costs for eligible individuals, via medicare reimbursement, home delivery, and in-home instruction. call 1-800-211-6502 to schedule a visit or get more information.
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Midwest Healthcare
DeSoto
Franklin County
Dale Mason
Medicare
Three men sue Denny’s over Wichita restaurant race bias
In Wichita, Kansas, Chris Wines Jamal Garrett and Yancy Allen filed separate lawsuits against Denny’s Restaurants Inc alleging racial discrimination. They say on July 31 1996 they were denied service after waiting over 30 minutes while white customers were served in a closed area, later called a disturbance and escorted out. they seek at least 50000 dollars each.
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Wichita, Kan
Denny’s
Wichita
Chris Wines
Jamal Garrett
Yancy Allen
Denny's Restaurants Inc
Flagstar Cy
Denny
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