Circle of history centers on Emporia and Kansas roots
Best selling author Don Coldsmith explains his circle of history a 200 mile radius around Emporia Kansas where he finds ongoing inspiration for his Spanish Bit Saga novels. He emphasizes authentic field research talking to Native Americans and visiting places that become fictional settings and characters.
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Emporia, Kan
Don Coldsmith
Kansas
Coldsmith
Emporia
Emporia State University
Edna
Europe
Oklahoma
New World
Doubleday
America
AIDS prognosis predicts 50 percent rise in cases
Washington health experts warn new AIDS cases may grow by nearly 50 percent over three years, with treatment costs rising similarly. About 1 million Americans are HIV positive and 250,000 have AIDS, with over 160,000 deaths among them. Projections show annual cases reaching 97,800 in 1995 from 66,300 today. Fred Hellinger of the U S Public Health Service testified.
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Washington
Fred Hellinger
U.S. Public Health Service
Informant's death leads to dismissal in drug cases
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that charges against Bart Manuel, Byron Lloyd Martin, Oliver Wendell Martin, and Teresa Rowe must be dismissed because the informant Steven Boyce, who identified them, later died. His reports and taped meetings were deemed hearsay and unreliable, leaving no admissible evidence.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Labette County
David Brewster
Charles Sell
Bart Manuel
Byron Lloyd Martin
Oliver Wendell Martin
Teresa Rowe
Boyce
Crawford
Labette
Manuel
Martins
Ms. Rowe
Supreme Court
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