District Court adjourns Hale trial over evidence ruling
A jury trial for James E. Hale was halted after the court ruled some statements could not be admitted. The county attorney appeals the ruling. Hale, 46, was arrested in June on suspected aggravated indecent liberties with a child involving a 10-year-old Ottawa girl. Charges were amended to one count with a child and two counts of aggravated sodomy.
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Thomas Sachse
Hale
Ottawa
Roy Thomas Ingram
Finney to work for term limits in future plans
Gov. Joan Finney told about 60 Democrats she will back term limits after leaving office. She will co chair the U S Term Limits Council and speak nationwide, arguing citizen lawmakers faced with growing power of committee chairs do not represent voters.
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Topeka
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Joan Finney
Finney
Unemployment and employment rise in Kansas
Kansas saw both more employed and more job seekers in November. The unemployment rate rose to 4.8 percent from 4.7, with 1,273,412 employed and 63,830 seeking work. Government and trade gains fueled hires, while many gains were temporary. Wichita and Topeka areas showed mixed rate moves, and county figures varied across the state.
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KPERS Board Endorses Hikes in Employer Contributions
The Kansas Public Employees Retirement System board approved its actuary Milliman & Robertson’s recommended rise in employer pension contributions to begin July 1, 1996. The unfunded liability stands at 1.505 billion as of June 30, 1994, up from 968 million in 1993, and is framed as a long term issue for the 1995 Legislature.
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Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
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KPERS
Milliman & Robertson Inc
Milliman & Robertson
Arnett defends media role in shaping Bosnia mediation
CNN reporter Peter Arnett argued that media influence guides international crises, citing Carter’s mediation talks and Somalia coverage. He spoke at the Kansas City Bar Association meeting, where Justice Harry Blackmun received a 1994 Achievement Award as Arnett discussed how instant news sways diplomacy and public opinion.
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Arnett
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U.S. Supreme Court
Harry Blackmun
Bar Association
Blackmun
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Radovan Karadzic
Yugoslavia
Plains
Georgia
Karadzic
Senior Menus at Community Nutrition Sites
For reservations call the nutrition sites in Ottawa Garnett Lane Osage City Pomona Rantoul Richmond Waverly Wellsville and Williamsburg. Monday meatballs in spaghetti sauce with Italian green beans pineapple chunks bread and tapioca. Tuesday vegetable beef stew cottage cheese with pineapple corn bread prunes. Wednesday oven fried chicken green beans and potatoes Jell-O carrots pineapple roll cake and vanilla ice cream. Thursday ham with confetti potatoes mixed vegetables and wheat bread berry cobbler. Friday no meal.
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Garnett
Lane
Osage City
Pomona
Rantoul
Richmond
Waverly
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Sacred Heart School
Pomona High
Pomona Elementary
Waverly High School
Wiliamsburg
Wall Street closes higher on a volatile December Friday
Wall Street gains with the Dow at 3,807.19 after a 41.72 rise. The S&P 500 sits at 458.80 with gains of 3.46, and Nasdaq advances to 729.07 up 1.61. NYSE volume nears 550 million as 1,364 issues rise, 938 fall, and 636 hold steady.
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School Meal Menu Snapshot Across Districts
A lengthy list details weekly breakfast and lunch menus for multiple schools including Ottawa, Sacred Heart, Appancose, Appanoose, Baldwin, Central Heights, Pomona, Waverly, Wellsville, and Williamsburg. Entries name daily items such as cereal, toast, eggs, pancakes, burritos, pizza, burgers, lasagna, fish, and varied sides with milk, noting several no school days.
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