Mediators urge war crimes court over Yugoslavia no fly zone
Geneva mediators warn against enforcing the no fly zone with force and push for a special court to try those accused of war crimes. Lawrence Eagleburger names Milosevic Karadzic and Mladic as accountable, while Cyrus Vance and Lord Owen back a tribunal. They warn against using military force and stress negotiated peace as the path to end the Yugoslav crisis.
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Geneva
Yugoslavia
U.S
Lawrence Eagleburger
Slobodan Milosevic
Serbia
Radovan Karadzic
Ratko Mladic
Eagle
Burger
Cyrus Vance
Lord Owen
Owen
U.N
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Former
United States
Canada
Europe
Africa
Asia
Islamic Countries
Beeman elected to KRC board and new bar opens in Richmond
C A Beeman owner of Town and Country Supply was elected to the Kansas Retail Council board. Jon Jantz of McPherson was named president, Dan Donaldson elected senior vice president. Kellys Komer Bar and Grill opened in Richmond at 401 N State Road on US-59, owned by Kelly Buford Kansas City Kan, with Tyke and Carol McAfee as managers. It operates 6 am to midnight weekdays and Saturdays, 9 am to business close on Sundays, serving family meals and 3.2 percent beer.
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KRC
Jon Jantz
McPherson
John Deere
Beeman
Dan Donaldson
Donaldson
Beeman Registered Jewelers
Topeka
Bar and Grill
Richmond
Kelly
Komer Bar and Grill
State Road
McAfee
Possible criminal conduct cited in House bank scandal
Federal investigator Malcolm R Wilkey told Attorney General William Barr that possible criminal conduct remains by a small number of past and present lawmakers. Barr created a special unit in the Criminal Division to pursue the bank case.
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Washington
House Bank
Justice Department
Malcolm R. Wilkey
William P. Barr
House of Representatives
Barr
Wilkey
Department
Congress
House
Associated Press
Thomas Foley
Foley
General Accounting Office
Sergeant At Arms
GAO
Countywide zoning Part II details salvage yard expansion
The article notes a salvage yard is grandfathered as a special use, while Topps gains protections to rebuild after weather or fire and to expand or sell. Planners tabled two other changes, including Killough’s construction demolition material landfill, due to hearing time and concerns about groundwater contamination and runoff into a nearby creek. Dye tests were requested to study water movement near the landfill site south of Sand Creek Road and east of Ohio Road.
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John Killough
Killough
Planning Commission
Sand Creek Road
Ohio Road
Shisler under fire over elder legal aid program
The board reviews allegations by six county aging service representatives that Shisler misused office authority and mishandled a state funded elder legal aid program. She earns 32000 yearly through Sept 30 1993 and can be fired for cause with severance and benefits details. The policy board must issue written notice if termination is pursued at a special meeting.
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Eckaaa
Shisler
Policy Board
Estate of Eva Meneley probate petition filed in Franklin KS
First published December 16 1992 and last December 30 1992 notice to creditors in Franklin County Kansas. Charles A Meneley heir and executor petitions probate of Eva Sophia Meneley will dated June 2 1981 and requests appointment without bond. Creditors must file demands within four months of first publication or be barred. Robert W Green represents petitioners. Ottawa Kansas attorney contact listed.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Eva Sophia Meneley
Charles A. Meneley
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West Second
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Ottawa, KS
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Cloon Legal Services
Baldwin Jct
Westminster
Hope House
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Tracy
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Bob & Saundra
Alcoholics Anonymous
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FR. CO
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National Waterproofing, Inc
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