Air Force jury finds Capt Jim Wang innocent in Iraqi shootdown
An Air Force court martial acquits Capt. Jim Wang on all counts related to the April 14 1994 friendly fire incident that killed 26 people over northern Iraq. Five others were cleared and charges against one pilot were dropped, leaving no one held accountable.
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Oklahoma City
Air Force
Jim Wang
Iraq
Wang
U.S
Woodlands woes heard in Topeka amid changes to racing
State officials warn Indian casinos may jeopardize Kansas pari mutuel parks as The Woodlands in Kansas City seeks to trim its horse racing season from 60 to 45 days. Board chair Denise Kobuszewski calls the move risky while questioning legality with potential dog racing cuts amid riverboat casino competition. In Zeandale, Riley County police shot a man during a domestic dispute standoff. John Holle, 49, was wounded in the arms and legs. charged with attempted murder, kidnapping and assault of an officer. He remains in stable condition. Officers Selby and Hooper are on paid leave as investigations proceed.
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Topeka
Kan
State Racing Commission
Kansas
Denise Kobuszewski
the Woodlands
Kansas City
Kobuszewski
The
Woodlands
Missouri River
Zeandale
Riley County
John Holle
al Johnson
Holle
Johnson
St. Francis Hospital
Pat Degan
Quentin Selby
Jeff Hooper
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Tanker overturns near Parsons prompts evacuations
A tanker truck carrying 7,500 gallons of diesel overturned on the south edge of Parsons Kansas. It cracked along most of its length and leaked 10 to 20 gallons per minute. Residents and businesses within a half mile were evacuated over fire risk. Labette County Medical Center area was near the crash but the hospital itself was not evacuated.
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Parsons, Kan
Gary Baldwin
Labette County Medical Center
Itawa City Budget Boost Planned For Commodities
Itawa city commissioners reviewed a proposal to raise the next year budget for commodities and contractual services by 2.7 percent, totaling a $158,675 increase to cover $5.95 million in current year goods and services. Funding comes from general, water, sewer and electric funds with projected 1996 totals showing modest gains across all areas.
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Itawa
Ottawa commission considers permit fee hike agenda
The Ottawa City Commission will discuss a measure to raise building permit fees at 9:30 a.m. in City Hall on Wednesday. A study session led to one item being removed, leaving four items. Pharmacists opposed a proposed cheaper mail order prescription service. action on that measure will be delayed until July.
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Ottawa
Kansas Pipeline rate rise approved in KCC ruling
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a 9.2 million dollar annual revenue increase for Kansas Pipeline Partnership, boosting average bills by 93 cents monthly for about 500,000 households and businesses in northeast and south central Kansas. The decision impacts Western Resources customers in Topeka and Wichita area, with an estimated $11.15 yearly rise for three years before easing.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Pipeline Partnership
Lenexa
Kansas Pipeline
Dennis Langley
Democratic Party
Williams Natural Gas
Tulsa
Okla
Williams
Western Resources Inc
KCC
David Schlosser
Western Resources
Johnson
Wyandotte
Wichita
Manhattan
Hutchinson
Junction City
Salina
Larry Larsen
Noted Peeping Tom Laws Clash With State Rules
A May AP roundup reports Virginia and Florida police seeking charges against alleged peeping Toms. Burdick, 23, allegedly rigged a ladder to peek into a high school locker room though Virginia law bars peeping only into dwellings. Dohring, 50, allegedly filmed a coed beach changing room. law mostly prohibits audiotaping.
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Prince Williams County
Clearwater
Fla
Virginia
James Harrison Burdick
Florida
Fred J. Dohring
Associated Press
Scott Hildebrand
Michigan
Hildebrand
Time Magazine
Illinois
Dan Rostenkowski
Chicago
Rostenkowski
Hutchinson Opens New Boys and Girls Club HQ
About 300 people attended the grand opening at the Shadduck Community Center, now the Boys and Girls Club's headquarters. Trevor Meininger, turning four, received a summer membership as staff and volunteers highlighted the club's mission to provide productive activities, tutoring, and leadership lessons to keep kids out of trouble. The Hutchinson facility will operate 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays through August with future hours expanding after school starts.
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Meininger
Hutchinson
Kansas
Andy Contreras
Manhattan
Newton
Garden City
Ottawa
Contreras
Sherman Middle School
Tristan
Shawn Chappell
Dren
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