Kansas task force to hear public on missing children
The Attorney General's Task Force on Missing and Exploited Children announces six public meetings across Kansas from July to August to gather case histories and recommendations. Sessions run 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. with locations in Hutchinson Chanute Dodge City Hays Junction City and Lawrence. Testimony may be submitted in writing to Judge Robert Morrison Wichita.
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Topeka
Kan
Attorney General’s Task Force On
Reno County
Hutchinson
Stoltz
Neosho County Community College
Chanute
Public Library
Dodge City
Hays
First Presbyterian Church
Junction City
County Commission
Old Courthouse
Lawrence
Stephan
State Senate
Kansas
Robert Morrison
Juvenile Department of
Sedgwick County District Court
Missing Child Case Noted By National Center
The entry records a missing child case with dates 03 03 1971 and 04 08 1985 and cites the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children located at 1835 K Street NW Suite 700 Washington DC 20006 in Chicago Illinois.
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National Center For Missing & & Exploited Children
K Street
N.W
Washington,d.c
It Takes Two Greetings Card Venture From Mother Daughter
Mankato Minnesota duo Georgia Rettmer and Kimberly Rinehart formed the greeting card company It Takes Two. Within a year they sell 50 card designs in about 200 locations across 23 states and Canada. The cards feature hand torn paper art and hand lettered verses reflecting their joint creativity.
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Mankato, Minn
Georgia Rettmer
Mankato
Kimberly Rinehart
Rochester
Kim
Mrs. Rinehart
New York
Alaska
Canada
Malpractice Fears Stir Debate In Medicine Family
A reader laments rising malpractice costs and legal risks threatening new doctors and medical practice. Debates about insurance and lawsuits illuminate why lineage in medicine may end, urging readers to study a book on defense and legal pressures.
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Ann Landers
Harvard
Bob
Johns Hopkins
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Medicare
New York City
Illinois
Sara Charles
Eugene Kennedy
Free Press
Macmillan
Language shifts blur bathroom counts in real estate terms
In real estate jargon buyers encounter three bathrooms where one is only a toilet and sink. Language drifts between lavatory and full bath as buyers and brokers describe spaces. Many still say two rooms and a bath, while others count a room with toilet as a bathroom, highlighting imprecise usage.
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Morrison
Iesina
Hanna Hamds
Babe
Chicago, Ill
Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Northern Blvd
Woodside
Humber
P &H
Kandy
Sand Creek
Judy Knapp
California
Michaele Vollbracht
Sofere
Chevette
Sm Pana Hae Sea Ceet Pawn
teason-Stubbs “Hevrolet Lds, Inc
Xan Ke As
Cra Ke
Row
Sears
Roesuck & CO
Ottawa
Aptana
Robert Hiles
Farm Bureau Insurance
Country Kitchen
Auhis Decker
Dan Keen and
Mark Copher
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