Sooner Loss, KSU Gain Lockett brothers aid KSU football
Oklahoma Sooners did not want the Lockett brothers, but Kansas State University football benefited from their contribution. The item notes weather turning colder and cloudy Tuesday with a high near 40 and a north wind 10 to 20 mph, with more weather details on page 2.
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Tanner Sets Five Listening Sessions on Kansas Education
Rep Ralph Tanner R Baldwin new chairman of the House Education Committee will attend and invite regional lawmakers to five listening sessions across Kansas on education. The series runs from Tuesday in Dodge City through January 5 with stops in Salina Andover Greenbush and Olathe. The Olathe session runs 930 to 1130 a m January 5 at the central office 14160 Black Bob Road. Ottawa city crews will remove old Christmas trees with collection at Orlis Cox West ball park parking lot urging residents to place trees on the pile.
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Classifieds and Comics Tease Across Daily Report
A brief page guide notes Advica items on page 6 Classifieds and page 2 Comics while Daily Report occupies page 6 Farmoo, Opinion on page 4, Obituaries on pages 23 and Sports on page 7. The notice provides readers with where to find each section.
Sewer plans scrapped for Vassar project
A Vassar sewer system plan was dropped after bids exceeded estimates. The city and Osage County cannot bridge the gap with grants and loans. $925,000 in grant and loan funds will be returned. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment will seek alternatives.
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Former Black Panther seeks return after firearm conviction
Pete O Neal, once a Black Panther leader who fled to east Africa in 1970 after a gun transport conviction, hopes a new U S judge will reconsider his case following the death of U S District Judge Earl O Connor. His lawyer filed a motion in August, and O Connor's death prompted renewed appeals for relief.
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Bomb threat at Minnesota Capitol ends with gusty mishap
Three days after the election, an anonymous call warned of a bomb during Gov elect Jesse Ventura's visit. Police found a suspicious object taped to a tree, treated it as a bomb, but a gust blew it from the truck and it was run over by several cars on the street.
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Senators push for quick impeachment trial amid Clinton debate
Senators from both parties press a fast trial after the House impeaches President Clinton. Republicans hint at censure after verdict, while Democrats doubt Clinton would accept a censure admitting he lied under oath. Daschle questions fining Clinton as talks intensify before Congress convenes January 6.
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U S Iraq clash in no fly zone leaves soldiers dead
American warplanes attacked an air defense site in northern Iraq killing four Iraqi soldiers and wounding seven. Iraq says Iraqi air defenses returned fire and forced retreat. U S and British jets patrol the no fly zone established in 1991 to shield Kurdish areas.
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Deadly grain elevator blast tops Kansas news 1998
AP editors select the June 8 DeBruce Grain elevator explosion near Wichita as Kansas 1998’s top story. Seven workers died and ten were hurt as grain-dust ignited, with six weeks of search through rubble. The list also includes floods, politics, and strong agricultural notes shaping the year.
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