Disabled entrepreneur pursues device business and growth
Drenner, aided by a technician, describes customizable devices from simple to deluxe. He seeks a combined office and shop space to streamline design work. A local occupational therapist will consult briefly. he plans to hire therapists full time. His CETA-funded secretary leaves today, but he remains hopeful and driven to expand TDS, his long cherished dream.
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Ashworth sentence for cold blooded murder of Randy Sible
The judge rejected rehabilitation hopes from a former foster parent and court services officer. He noted no motive or provocation for Sible's shooting and said Randy Sible is dead, killed allegedly by Ashworth. The sentence would be less than the maximum, given the lack of provocation.
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Juveniles linked to elevator fire kit burglary probe
One of three youths faces a voice stress test today as investigators review a burglary case. The teens were released to parents after being referred to the county juvenile officer. Hammers were recovered and the elevator, a stated regular hideout, showed burn patterns later attributed to conveyor belt rubber. the fire involvement remains under investigation.
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Carlin vows veto on Kansas motor fuel tax hike
Gov. John Carlin declared he will veto any bill raising Kansas motor fuel taxes. He champions an 8 percent severance tax on oil, natural gas and coal to fund school property tax relief and highway rebuilding, signaling a hard line with tax opponents. He cited federal oil decontrol as justification and urged lawmakers to act.
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Oil Decontrol Brings Higher Fuel Costs for Kansas Farmers
Kansas farmers face steep energy driven costs as decontrol and OPEC hikes push gasoline up five to eight cents a gallon this year while overall farm expenses rise. USDA projections show inflation and farm income strain, with some growers planning tighter fuel use and shifts to less water intensive crops and energy efficient methods.
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New York Welcomes 22 Ex-Hostages in Jubilant Parade
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