Wal Mart to Build 1.2 Million Sq Ft Warehouse Here
Wal Mart Stores Inc will open a 1.2 million square foot warehouse at K 68 and I 35. The project with an inducement and development agreement aims to create 400 jobs at full operation in August 1995, rising to 550 600 with added truck drivers. The facility will serve about 70 Wal Mart stores in Kansas northern Missouri and southern Nebraska.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
I-35
Franklin County
Gardner Hayden
Russ Savage
Charles Mavity
Lou Atherton
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Atherton
Wal- Mart
Wal-Mart
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
93 Legislature ends with sine die in Topeka
Brief sessions ended the 1993 Legislature with Gov. Finney’s veto of the trifecta tax bill intact. House met two minutes and Senate six, both lacking a sine die majority. Supporters failed to gather two thirds in the House or 27 Senate votes to override.
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Topeka
Kan
Joan Finney
House
Senate
Finney
Bob Miller
Wellington
Miller
Vince Snowbarger
Snowbarger
Court allows student led prayers at public school graduations
The Supreme Court let stand a ruling permitting student led prayers at public school graduation ceremonies in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. The 5th Circuit ruled that student planned prayers do not violate the ban on official worship in public schools, rekindling national debate over church and state.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
National School Boards Association
High Court
Rhode Island
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Clear Creek Independent
Houston
Supreme Court rules religious groups may use schools after hours
The court unanimously held that once public schools open facilities to non religious groups after hours they may not exclude religious groups. The decision stems from Center Moriches Suffolk County New York where Lambs Chapel sought to use a school building for religious services.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Byron R. White
White
Suffolk County
N.Y
Center Moriches
John Steigerweld
Lamb’s Chapel
Chinese refugees face peril at sea in Golden Venture disaster
About 300 Chinese immigrants aboard the freighter Golden Venture ran aground off a New York City beach after a harrowing voyage lasting more than three months. At least seven died and more than 20 were treated for exposure. Roughly 275 were accounted for, with 25 believed to have escaped into dunes before dawn. Immigrants, mostly men, sought political asylum as authorities began hearings that could take 18 months.
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New York
America
New York City
Atlantic
Sion
Normandy
U.S. Park
Fuzhou
Farrow awarded custody of children in Allen case
New York AP reported State Supreme Court Justice Aner Elliott Wilk denied Woody Allen custody of his three children and granted Mia Farrow primary custody. Satchel remains Allen’s biological son under supervised, limited visitation, while Moses is denied visitation unless Moses consents. Allen must pay legal costs. trial concluded May 4 with expert panels clearing Dylan of abuse allegations. Farrow seeks to undo Moses and Dylan adoptions in separate Surrogate Court actions.
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New York
Woody Allen
Mia Farrow
State Supreme Coun Aner
Elliott Wilk
Filmaker
Dylan
Farrow
Eleanor Alter
Allen
Soon-Yi
Allen Farrow Vin
Bridgewater
Conn
Alter
Wilk
Satchel
Moses
Miss Previn
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Keith Gooddert
Ottawa
Franklin County Economic Development
Tom Sawyer
Wichita
Omaha
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Pamela
Clear Creek
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Brooklyn
The
Bron
Freignier
Agroup AA
Hohare
Harriet
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