BYU Pounds Through for Cotton Bowl Win Over Kansas State
Cotton Bowl in Dallas sees Kansas State defensive backs sidelined briefly as Brigham Young connects a big play to seize victory. Weather outlook notes rain likely Saturday with highs in the mid 50s and gusty winds turning northwest by afternoon. Chance of rain listed at 60 percent.
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Kansas State
Brigham Young
Dallas
Gingrich ethics panel to urge reprimand for speaker
The House ethics subcommittee plans a reprimand recommendation for Speaker Newt Gingrich, avoiding censure that would disqualify him from the speakership. The decision, linked to his December admission of rule violations, goes to the full committee next Wednesday after his election.
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Washington
House
Newt Gingrich
Gingrich
Associated Press
Kansans face stiff penalty in anti government fraud case
Six anti government activists convicted of fraud must forfeit 1.52 million dollars. Jurors found they collected a 300 dollar claims fee to join a lawsuit against the government, with defendants Allen K. Zurcher Joseph A. Mentlick Jr. David I. Gardemann Kahneth J. Kraklio Larry Webb and Joan M. Webb named in the forfeiture. Sentencing set for the week of April 7. In Phoenix Kansas native Larry Walker founder of Basketball Congress International died at 82 after a heart failure. His program expanded in 1978 to include a girls program and now serves about 63,000 youth nationwide.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Allen K. Zurcher
Greene
Joseph A. Mentlick Jr
Colby
Kan
David I. Gardemann
Mankato
Minn
Kahneth J. Kraklio
Davenport
Larry Webb
Joan M. Webb
Cedar Falls
We the People
Phoenix
Larry Walker
Norton
Basketball Congress International
Walker
St. Joseph's Hospital
BCS
United States
Orthodox Church Attacks Milosevic as Belgrade Protests Grow
The Serbian Orthodox Church issued its strongest criticism yet of Slobodan Milosevic, accusing him of pitting Serbs against Serbs to cling to power. About 30,000 demonstrators cheered in Belgrade as riot police ringed the street. opposition groups demand reinstatement of Nov. 17 election victories, while protests continue after results were annulled.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Serbia
Slobodan Milosevic
Milosevic
Croatia
Bosnia
Pols win church drawing grandma third in contest
Sacred Heart Church raised 40250 for a parish center and split 24150 to Eugene Highberger of Westphalia 12075 to Tom Weigand of Ottawa and 4025 to Elfriede Miller. Highberger will be sworn in January as Anderson County commissioner. Weigand serves in Franklin County. Miller, grandmother to many, will attend mass Saturday as winners receive their checks.
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Anderson County
Topeka
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart
Eugene Highberger
Westphalia
Tom Weigand
Ottawa
Elfriede Miller
Franklin County
Highberger
Weigand
Miller
Pin Oak Circle
Betty Birzer
Elizabeth Dole back as Red Cross president at $200000 a year
Elizabeth Dole returns today to lead the American Red Cross after a 14 month leave to assist her husband Bob Dole's presidential bid. She calls the Red Cross a mission field and says she looks forward to expanding services to families and communities nationwide and globally.
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Ashington
Elizabeth Dole
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Reagan
Bush
San Diego
Dole
Relief
Parishes urged to aid welfare debate across Kansas churches
Kansas church leaders urge parishioners to influence welfare reform discussions after a shift of responsibility to states. A one page statement titled A Call for the Renewal of Civil Community was crafted by the Kansas Leadership Council and distributed to about 2,400 churches urging civil dialogue and action.
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Ichita
Kan
Kansas
Fritz Mutti
Kansas Area
United Methodist Church
Topeka
Kansas Leadership Council
Methodist
Episcopal, Lutheran, Presbyterian
United Church of Christ
American Baptist
Mennonite
Americans Ring In New Year With Floats And Dips
Americans welcomed the new year with festive parades from Philadelphia to Pasadena and frigid outdoor swims in Milwaukee and other cities. In Pasadena Edith Torrales camped out to view the 108th Tournament of Roses Parade while spectators admired floats. Times Square cleanup followed as three club members swam in 20 degree air, and Milwaukee saw hundreds plunge into Lake Michigan amid mid-30s temperatures.
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Christopher Chester
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pasadena
Milwaukee
Calif
Edith Torrales
Torrales
New York
Times Square
Coney Island
Brighton Beach
Lake Michigan
Linda White
Lake Geneva
Wellsville to monitor rural water line chlorine levels
Kansas Department of Health and Environment says Wellsville rural water lines lack adequate chlorine residuals. KDHE and Wellsville work to rechlorinate a 70 year old cast iron line serving about 20 homes along Vermont Road between US 56 and First Street. Repairs include flushing, planned early January disinfection, and a temporary water service disruption of about one day.
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Wellsville
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Lawrence
KDHE
Jeff Lam
Fers
Lamfers
Vermont Road
First Street
Darren Kerr
Peyton Place
Kerr
Douglas
Franklin
Douglas County
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