Opponents unite for parental notification push in Kansas
In Kansas the two main antiabortion groups Kansans for Life and Right to Life of Kansas join forces for a 1990 session bill requiring parental notification 48 hours before a minor abortion with a life save exception. They seek other proposals, including a university hospital abortion ban but disagree on parental consent and fetus death charges.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansans For Life
National
Right To Life Committee
Right To Life of
Kansas
American Life League
U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri
Pat Goodson
Webster
University of Kansas Medical Center
Supreme Court
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Cindy Patton
Frederick J. Patton II
Goodson
Patton
Mike) Hayden
Department of Health and Environment
Right To Life of Kansas
Right To Life
KPL Loses Explosives Plant Contract Bypass Case
A federal appeals court upheld a decision allowing Atlas Powder Co to bypass Kansas Power & Light and buy gas from Williams Natural Gas directly, arguing KPL cannot compete if Williams offers lower costs and there is no service to Atlas. The ruling notes the shift toward competition and the fees from using Williams as the sole local supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KPL
Williams
Washington
Atlas Powder Co
Kansas Power & Light
Joplin, Co
Williams Natural Gas Co
Stephen Williams
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Atlas
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Commission
Cou
Power and Light Company
FERC
Wall Street wobble as Dow falls amid realestate worries
A midsession selloff pulled the Dow to 2,739.55, down 14.08, with the week showing a slight gain and breadth favoring decliners. Banks led declines including Bank of New England and Bank of Boston as traders eyed real estate finance and the economy, while gold and oil or grain markets rallied on geopolitical and weather factors.
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Wall Street
Bank of New England
Bank of Boston
Shawmut National
Citytrust Bancorp
First Fidelity Bancorp
Southeast Banking
Federal National Mortgage
Philip Morris
General Motors
American Express
Eastman Kodak
Panama
New York Mercantile Exchange
West
Powerful drug lord killed in shootout in Colombia
Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha, key Medellin cartel figure nicknamed El Mexicano, and his 17 year old son among 16 dead after a police shootout near Covenas, as authorities intensify a crackdown after bombings tied to Escobar and the cartel. The operation followed the August slaying of an opposition candidate.
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Bogota
Colombia
Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha
Carlos Anuro Casadiego
National Police
Rodriguez Gacha
Caribbean
Covenas
Medellin Cartel
Pablo Escobar
el Mexicano
Escobar
U.S
Virgilio Barco
Casadiego
Caracol
Federal Investigative Police
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Jim Hogan
W. Tecumseh
Ottawa
Farm Bureau Insurance
Plaza Cinen
Pee Wee
Citizens State Bank
Ivic
Pomona, Kansas
United States
New York
Commodity Exchange
Commerce Department
Texas
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
South Main
Jerry Pickett
Mark Sigurdson
Fabris
Malmo
Malu
Chris' Cor
of McQueen Jewelers, Inc
Massachusetts
Lawrence
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