Kansas probes Bell settlement in workers comp case
A special prosecutor plans to file a report by August or September to the Attorney General on the Fletcher Bell workers compensation settlement. Junction City attorneys Opat and Hombaker expect more witnesses before the final report. Also, Kansas issues new driver licenses with a magnetic stripe and a red Not 21 until date for underage drinking safeguards.
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Fourth of July storms restore power to most homes
Electricity was restored to most homes after Fourth of July weekend storms as Western Resources began assessing damage to its system. About 750 workers from eight other utilities and private firms helped Kansas Power & Light and Kansas Gas & Electric, with crews sent home after restoring power to an estimated 150000 homes Friday night.
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U.S. tells Haiti rulers to quit by year end
In Riga, President Clinton links new refugee policy to pressure on Haiti's dictatorship. Washington warns military options remain if leaders refuse to step down, as a four-ship amphibious group heads to the region to ready 2,000 Marines.
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Clinton urges firm push for Russian troop withdrawal in Latvia
Clinton arrives in Riga after talks with Baltic leaders about gaining independence from Soviet influence. He pledges to pressure Russia to withdraw its last troops while urging Latvia Latvia and Lithuania to govern inclusively toward ethnic Russians. Yeltsin ties withdrawal to minority rights amid transitional hardships. Continued on page 2.
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Detective Fuhrman Testifies on Estate Entry in Simpson Case
AP Correspondent Linda Deutsch reports detective Mark Fuhrman testified he did not intend to find evidence at O J Simpson's estate after Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were killed. He described entering without a warrant to inform residents and later discovering a bloodied Bronco and a glove matching crime scene evidence.
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Habitat for Humanity volunteers plan continued build
A fragmented note describes Habitat for Humanity, an international organization, aiming to continue volunteer-led construction of housing for people in need. It mentions a contact number and emphasizes community service and housing assistance.
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium maps new fall 1994 series plan
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium unveiled a two mini season format with a fall 1994 series from September to December and a winter spring 1995 run from February to April. public season ticket sales begin August 1. director Dick Smith cites lean ticket sales and aims to boost interest with shorter timely seasons and by selling memberships by series only. a new community arts series adds local performers and low cost tickets to attract patrons.
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