Sheriff-Elect Ken White Seeks Path to Be Sworn In
Kansas A P report says Attorney General Stephan and White’s lawyers pursue two options to allow White to serve Ottawa County sheriff. A California pardon or a legislative change to remove the disqualifying DUI conviction are explored amid meetings with Stephan and lawmakers.
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Topeka
Kan
Ken White
Ottawa County
White
Robert T. Stephan
Stephan
California
Kansas
Board of
Neil Woerman
Woerman
Clifford Campbell
Beloit
Campbell
Senate
House Judiciary Committees
Richard Comfort
Minneapolis
Comfort
Karen Barefield
Tom Rost
Republican Committee
John Carlin
Yvonne Hawkins
Republican
Regents Seek Dorm Fees Hike Across Kansas Universities
The Kansas Board of Regents Fiscal Affairs Committee recommended higher nine month dorm charges at seven state schools including KU, K State, Wichita State and others. Rates show increases per residence and meal plan, with fixed room and board at KU K State and Kansas Technical Institute. Some campuses offer meal plan variations from 10 to 19 meals weekly.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Technical Institute
Salina
Archie Dykes
Topeka
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas_ State University
Manhattan
Wichita State University
Wichita
Emporia State University
Emporia
Pittsburg State University
Pittsburg
Fort Hays State University
Hays
Kansas University
Kansas State
Wichita State
Star Wars on the bargaining table in U S Soviet arms talks
A senior Reagan official says the Star Wars defense program could be traded in talks with the Soviet Union to cut nuclear weapons. Shultz and Gromyko plan Jan Geneva talks to resume arms control, with discussions on space weapons and anti-satellite plans. Gorbachev signals willingness to pursue deep cut proposals.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Reagan Administration
U.S
White House
Geneva
Switzerland
Shultz
Gromyko
Reagan
Moscow
Margaret Thatcher
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
London
Peking
Britain
Hong Kong
China
Gorbachev
C Sections Remain High and Risky Across US
The rise in Caesarean births continues in the United States, with higher maternal death risk and greater costs. Dr Norbert Gleicher cites a JAMA study noting rates rose from 1968 to 1981 and that 1982 data show no local declines after 1980 recommendations, while an editorial warns the interval may be too short to judge impact.
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Chicago
United States
Norbert Gleicher
Journal of the American Medical Association
Gleicher
Department of Obstetrics and
Mount Sinai Hospital Medical
Rush Medical College
Mortimer G. Rosen
Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital
Cooke Sainthood Campaign Highlights Canonization Path
NEW YORK AP. Cardinal Terence Cooke is the target of a public relations drive for sainthood. Archdiocese officials and the Cardinal Cooke Guild promote his cause, citing heroic virtue and decades of work despite terminal cancer. The guild has 1000 members, distributes prayer cards, and plans a film and book to boost support.
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Terence Cooke
David O’brien
Cooke
John J. O'Connor
Cardinal Cooke
Lawrence Cunningham
Benedict Groeschel
Guild
Groeschel
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