Kansas Argued While Montana Tax May Not Bind State Law
Attorney General Bob Stephan said Supreme Court ruling on Montana tax does not necessarily affect Kansas drug tax law. In Topeka he noted differences in state laws and said the Montana decision applied to as used, not face value. Great Bend and Pratt report oil group plans meet in Dallas June 13 to discuss oil prices and national security.
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Kansas City Gun Buyback Aims to Remove 7000 Guns
Kansas City organizes a two day gun buyback at Arrowhead Stadium parking lot on June 24 and 25. The program targets 7000 firearms and runs from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. led by members of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Mayor Emanuel Cleaver calls it an urban arms race and urges disarmament to reduce murders and accidents.
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Yemen president warns ceasefire efforts will prolong conflict
In Sana a Yemen President Ali Abdullah Saleh condemned Arab states and the United Nations for involving the Security Council in the civil war. Speaking ahead of U N envoy Lakhdar Brahimi's arrival he said the ceasefire push would only extend the fighting.
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Bosnia and Serbs Agree to Four Week Cease-fire
UN envoy Yasushi Akashi announced a four week cease-fire between the Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs ending at noon Friday. Radovan Karadzic called it modest and warned past truces failed. a prisoner exchange and missing person information are included.
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Slattery Phelps Becker pick running mate in Kansas governor race
State Rep. Carol Sader joined U S Rep Jim Slattery as running mate for the Democratic ticket to seek the Aug 2 primary. Both paid filing fees and defended health care reform stances amid rival remarks while Sader’s background and husband’s Ottawa firm were noted. Continued on page 2.
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Prairie Village
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Osawatomie
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Topeka
Clinton Receives Honorary Degree at Oxford in Europe Tour
President Clinton, on a Europe tour, received a doctorate of civil law at Oxford University. He addressed antiwar protests from a quarter century earlier and urged leaders to seek peace while recalling WWII allies. Dressed in a crimson robe in the Sheldonian Theater, he spoke of deepened commitment to U S work.
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Four charged after I-35 marijuana bust in Kansas
A traffic stop on I-35 in Kansas led to federal drug charges for four people. Kansas Highway Patrol found 438 pounds of marijuana concealed under a false floor in a utility truck bed.
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Kansas House candidates file in Topeka race widening
Eighteen more candidates filed for the Kansas House of Representatives on Tuesday, including 14 Democrats and four Republicans. Incumbents Eloise Lynch, Robert Tomlinson, John Toplikar, Russell Mills, and Lori Majure joined by two more incumbents Rochelle Chronister and Rocky Nichols. Forty Senate seats not up for re election until 1996. Additional filers include Ray Luthi Karen Hastings Daryl Glamann Dennis McKinney Patrick Herron Cedric Patton Sue Ledbetter Ben Huie Joe Hamerickhouse Jim Sowanski Allen Ternent Rodney Stauffer and Art Howell with more expected for statewide and congressional races on Aug 2.
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Augusta
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Storms Hit Ottawa Area Causing Power Outages And Damage
A pair of storms over Tuesday and Wednesday swept through Ottawa and surrounding counties, knocking out electrical service, felling branches, and injuring ripening wheat fields. Rain totals reached up to 3.4 inches locally with widespread outages at Allied Signal Bendix King as about 100 workers were sent home due to a damaged transformer. The city generated power briefly after an outage at 7 this morning while repairs were pursued with uncertain timelines and multiple equipment options.
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