Board delays action on Huet-Vaughn until Army rule is final
Dr. Yolanda Huet-Vaughn cries foul as the Kansas Board of Healing Arts postpones possible disciplinary action over not reporting to the Persian Gulf war with her Army reserve unit. The board waits for the Army decision, keeping her medical license active.
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Kan
Yolanda Huet-Vaughn
State Board of Healing Arts
Army
Larry Buening
Huet-Vaughn
Buening
Crime dominates talk at Ottawa legislative coffee session
At the second of four Ottawa area legislative coffees crime emerged as the top local concern in Franklin County with State Sen. Doug Walker and Reps. Walker Hendrix and George Teagarden addressing questions from about 30 attendees. They discussed crime bills, teen prevention, and Koch Industries crime prevention research.
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Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Farm Bureau Association
Doug Walker
Osawatomie
Walker Hendrix
Ottawa
George Teagarden
D-Lacygne
Peoples National Bank
Fifth and Main
Teagarden
Bill Koch
Koch Industries
Wichita
Koch
Kansas
Walker
Ex-Ottawan champion of Curry murals devotion to Kansas art
Don Lambert, an Ottawan with a mission to elevate Kansas art, led a public celebration of John Steuart Curry and neglected state murals. He championed 1942 depictions of emancipation and pioneers, leading to a $100,000 appropriation and a 55-piece exhibit at Mulvane and later the Kansas Museum of History. Lambert, a promoter of Grandma Layton, earned the 1992 Kansas Governor's Art Award for his efforts.
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Kansas Day
Don Lambert
Senate
Topeka
John Steuart Curry
Capitol
Curry
John Brown
Kansas
Lambert
America
Mulvane Art Museum
Curry Statehouse
Kansas Legislature
Kansas Museum of History
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Elizabeth
Grandma” Layton
Wellsville
Layton
Kansas City
Cloud County
Kansas State University
Spencer Museum of Art
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Clinton unveils 1995 budget at $1.52 trillion
President Clinton proposes a $1.52 trillion budget for 1995 to Congress aimed at reducing deficits to six-year lows. He notes no sweeping overhauls, plans savings from a deficit reduction package, funds highway construction and Head Start while cutting 115 small programs and a Samoa weather office to fit spending ceilings.
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Alan Fram
Associated Press
Ashington
Clinton
Congress
Samoa
Air strike talks continue in Sarajevo amid deadly weekend
Victims of a weekend bombardment were buried in cemeteries ringed by snipers as Britain France and the Netherlands pressed for stronger air strikes against Serb positions. Gravediggers laid 68 coffins at dawn while mourners kept visits brief in the mist and a rowdy soccer field cemetery faced Serbian fire. The UN chief seeks authority for NATO strikes on mortar sites around Sarajevo as Clinton downplays retaliation after the deadly attack.
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Bosnia- Herzegovina
Britain
France
Netherlands
U.N
Clinton
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