Train collision leaves pickup crushed at Le Loup crossing
Lawrence man John R. Daniels remained in satisfactory condition at Stormont Vail Hospital after a Burlington Northern Santa Fe train struck his 1995 Chevy S-10 at the Le Loup crossing. Rescue crews freed him from the wreck, and police urged caution at rail crossings. Detour routes and sign visibility are under review as repaving continues. Daniels was conscious and spoke of his luck. a Baldwin woman and her son escaped serious injuries in a prior incident at the same crossing.
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Area students graduate from Wasl TOPEKA
Spring and summer 1999 graduation candidates include Ottawa Sara Elizabeth Caylor social work bachelor Karen K Arnesman master of social work Baldwin City Dustin LaMar Darting accounting bachelor Cum Laude Garnett Zachery R Hargis psychology bachelor Lyndon Beverly Jean Bame human services associate Osage City Mary Elaine Christy Martin English bachelor Magna Cum Laude David A Smith finance bachelor Pomona Amber Deanne Watt respiratory therapy associate of science
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PSU President Withdraws From Mesearch
Pittsburg State University President John R. Darling has withdrawn from consideration for the Central Missouri State University president job. He told CMSU officials last Friday after visiting Warrensburg May 19–21 and will retire from Pittsburg State when his contract ends July 1, becoming President Emeritus and Professor of Marketing and International Business.
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Hays Hospital to Close Hadley Campus After 75 Years
Hays Medical Center officials announced the Hadley campus would close, with programs moved to the St Anthony campus by July 2000. Hadley Regional Medical Center, founded in 1925 as Hays Protestant Hospital, merged with St Anthony in 1991 to form the center. Rising costs and boiler replacement prompted the decision to consolidate services across town.
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