Augusta Woman Wins $25,000 on Kansas Lottery Live
Veda Howard of Augusta won $25,000 during Kansas Lottery Live. Her partner Arthur D. Young of Overland Park earned $2,500, while Aranda of Emporia took a new car and partner Richard Zentz of Milford won $1,000, with other contestants and partners winning various smaller sums.
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Emporia
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Arthur D. Young
Overland Park
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Richard Zentz
Milford
Cheryl K. Werth
Cathy Ziegler
Kingman
Mike Lauber
Fort Scott
James M. Schroller
Mickey McClure
Arkansas City
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Manhattan
Wayne A. Johnston
Greensburg
Ed Laging
Harrison
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Kansas Lottery
Bankruptcy filings in Kansas rise modestly for 1987
Kansas saw 7,287 bankruptcy cases filed in 1987, up from 1986 but below clerk Russell Brenner's expectations. 1986 had 7,217 filings, 1985 had 5,503. Brenner cites uncertainty in agriculture oil and aerospace as reasons and warns GM Leeds plant closure could push 1988 filings higher.
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Weekend Traffic Deaths Claim Three In Kansas
The Associated Press reports three weekend traffic fatalities in Kansas. Topeka residents Merrilee Hodges and Daniel Hinkle died from a one car crash and a hospital transfer, while Angela Forshee of McLouth perished in a head on collision on U S 159 near Horton.
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Topeka
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McLouth
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Horton
Beloit Farmer Freed After Two-Hour Hay Grinder Rescue
Beloit area deputy says farmer Tom Wendell was entangled in a hay grinder for about two hours Saturday until help arrived with aid from his 6-year-old daughter Amber. The girl used the phone book to call for assistance and reached the sheriff’s department around 11:30 a.m.
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Kansas Calendar: Hayden, Celeste, and state events listed
Kansan calendar items detail Gov. Mike Hayden attendances and public events across Topeka Kansas City and Emporia from Jan 26 to 31. Officials include Gov. Hayden, Gov. Celeste, and Secretary Graves with contacts for each event at diverse state venues, from statehouse rooms to university campuses and civic clubs.
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Baker Union
Baker University
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Emporia
Robert T. Stephan
Emporia State University
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Regency Ballroom
Ramada Inn
Republican Party
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Topeka South Rotary Club
Washburn Union
Washburn University
Kansas Museum of History
Education Division
Republican State Committee
Ramada
Kansas Expo Centre
U.S
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Navarre
Kansas Furharvester Association
Cedar Crest
Executive Mansion
Doles Reflects on 1980 Exit from Presidential Race
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole recalls considering leaving politics after dropping out of the 1980 presidential bid. In The Doles unlimited Partners he and Elizabeth discuss personal struggles from WWII to public life, his 1980 reelection, and the shift to Senate leadership shaping his later bid in 1988.
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Dole book photo caption misstates his college
An autobiography caption wrongly says Len Dole entered Kansas State University in 1941 and won a track race. He actually attended the University of Kansas before enlisting in 1942. The rest of his education includes a year at the University of Arizona and degrees from Washburn University.
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Topeka
Freedom Hunter dies after acquittal in Kansas crime spree
James C. Hunter Jr. who had been freed after an acquittal on four murder related counts in 1985 suffered a fatal heart attack four days later. His death at a Kansas City hospital shocked supporters and prosecutors alike as relatives recalled his attempt to rebuild his life. The case involved a crime spree on Interstate 70 with several victims and an eventual retrial ordered by the Kansas Supreme Court. Hunter, 36, had faced multiple charges including first degree murder and kidnapping. His father blamed the retrial and prosecutorial rhetoric for his son’s decline, while others noted the ambivalent justice surrounding the Ellis County case.
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Lewis
Ben Albright
Thomas County
Randy Baird
Topeka
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Wichita
Michigan
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Albright
Colby
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Traverse City
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Lisa Dunn
Mark Walter
Suttons Bay
Remeta
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