Kansas Hospital Extends Time in Civil Case
The U S District Court of Kansas granted an extension of time Thursday to Ransom Memorial Hospital in a civil case filed March 9 by Dr. David Edalati of Ottawa Medical Specialties. A special meeting of the hospital board of trustees is set for noon Saturday to discuss confidential legal matters.
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U.S. District Court of Kansas
Ransom Memorial Hospital
David Edalati
Ottawa Medical Specialties
Hospital Board of Trustees
Bob Bregant
Weather outlook for Saturday with storms likely
The forecast calls for a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms, mostly cloudy skies, and a high in the lower 80s. Light northeast winds around 10 mph accompany the weather, with additional details on page 2A.
Daily Report Health and Obituaries Snapshots
Classifieds and comics fill a quiet page with brief items. Health notes offer tips and alerts. Obituaries list recent passings with minimal detail, while sports briefs highlight scores and upcoming games.
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Daily Report Health
Sports
Kansas wheat crop yield cut after May hailstorms
Kansas Agricultural Statistics reduced the expected 1995 wheat yield to 395.6 million bushels from 408.5 and say 300000 acres will not be harvested due to mid May hail. Harvested area dropped from 9.5 to 9.2 million acres. average yield held at 43 bushels per acre. About 800000 acres of winter wheat were abandoned. In Kansas City police opened a criminal investigation into pro wrestler Owen Hart's death at Kemper Arena on May 23 after a harness mishap. Police will probe rigging and equipment used by WWF specialists.
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Topeka
Kansas
Doug Hartwig
KAS
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Owen Hart
Hart
World Wrestling Federation
Kemper Arena
Gregory Mills
Mills
WWF
Gasoline spill explodes into fireball near Bellingham
Thousands of gallons leaked from a pipeline into Whatcom Creek, causing a massive fireball that killed three, including two 10-year-old boys. Police and emergency officials searched the area as smoke rose high. Two boys, Wade King and Stephen Tsiervas, died at Harborview Medical Center after suffering severe burns.
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Bellingham
Wash
Seattle
Mount St. Helens
Michele Higgins
Whatcom County Division of Emergency Management
Whatcom Creek
Dale Brandnes
Wade King
Stephen Tsiervas
Harborview Medical Center
Stephen
Andrew
Free calculators and tax pens spread through Europe
France plans to hand out calculators on the street to help 2 million homeless and unemployed convert francs to euros. In Saarland, tax collectors handed out blue-and-white pens reading We Gladly Make House Calls Your Friendly Saarland Tax Man to improve their image during audits.
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France
Saarland
Germany
Pawn of the Empty Category highlights Wildcat history art
Lawrence artist Wayne Wildcat, 1997 Kansas Governor's Artist of the Year, presents Pawn of the Empty Category a 12 by 9 foot work at the Carnegie Cultural Center this weekend as part of Skunk Run Days. The piece links genocidal history from 1915 to modern reminders and Wildcat’s lifelong study of overlooked episodes.
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Ron Bishop
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main
Wayne Wildcat
Carlisle Boarding School
Lawrence
Kansas
Wildcat
Turkey
Hitler
Coffeeville
Coffeeville Community College
University of
Peacekeepers move toward Kosovo amid Russian convoy
British paratroopers await NATO orders to enter Kosovo as a Russian convoy heads toward the province from Bosnia amid debate over Moscow's role. Vice President Gore noted assurances Russia would not deploy. Albright sought clarification as NATO paused after a 78 day air war and prepared a 50,000 strong peacekeeping force. Clinton to thank B 2 pilots at Whiteman Base.
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Lace
Macedonia
NATO
Kosovo
Bosnia
Moscow
Gore
Russia
Ruma
Belgrade
KFOR
Sava
Nis
Madeleine Albright
Igor Ivanov
James P. Rubin
Albright
Sea Kosovo
Clinton
Hiteman Air Force Base
Air Force One
Yugoslavia
Whiteman Air Force Base
White House
Whiteman
Clin
U.N. Security Council
Ike Skelton
D-Mo
Skelton
Congress
Air Force
Pillow cleaning pros stay upbeat on fluttering business
Herald Staff Writer Charles Green and his wife Carolyn tour the Midwest cleaning and making pillows from a trailer base in Sioux City Iowa They travel from Wyoming to Tennessee and can clean up to 150 pillows daily The operation uses ozone light to sterilize feathers before stitch work and frame their family photos in the portable office
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Harles Green
Charles
Carolyn
Royal Cleaners
Wyoming
Tennessee
Sioux City
Iowa
Round house hosts open house in Princeton area
KINCETON round house of Dave and Barbara Hutchison welcomes visitors from 9 30 a m to 5 30 p m on Saturday and Sunday. The energy efficient natural material home features minimal sheet rock and much of the wood chord built by Dave. The Hutchisons learned of chord wood homes in Mother Earth Magazine in 1995 and toured models in New York and Eureka Springs Arkansas before building their home.
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Kinceton
Dave
Barbara Hutchison
Princeton
Richmond
Barbara
Hutchisons
The
Herald
Dave Hutchison
Mother Earth Magazine
New York
Eureka Springs
Ark
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