Liberal museum bids for Enola Gay display in Kansas
Liberal Kansas mid america air museum seeks to host the Enola Gay B 29 bomber, arguing its large World War II hangar and sizeable collection position it as a strong contender though national museum officials doubt departure from Washington. The Enola Gay, nearly 100 feet long and 142 feet wingspan, sparked controversy over displaying the historic aircraft.
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Liberal
Kan
Mid-America
Mid-America Air Museum
Librarian Keeps Tabs On Kansas Government News
At the state library in Topeka Rita Haley rises early to watch morning news and study clippings. Since 1976 she works in the legislative reference section fielding calls from lobbyists lawyers students journalists and the public seeking state law history and details.
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Topeka
Kan
Rita Haley
Kansas
State Library
Haley
Shawnee Teen Charged In TV Station Computer Break-In
Anthony Allen, 18, of Shawnee, charged with unlawful use of a computer after allegedly breaking into KMBC-TV's office computer. He was held on $15,000 bond in Johnson County jail as police searched his home. Station officials said the computer was mainly used for graphics and remained undamaged.
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Olathe
Kan
Anthony Allen
Johnson County
Kmbc-Tv
Kansas City
Allen
Tornado season nears as Kansas prepares for peak activity
In Wichita, Kansas, tornado spotters brace for spring as the National Weather Service warns residents to ready. Kansas averages 47 tornadoes annually, ranking third after Oklahoma and Texas, with more intense events tied to its central location and western topography near the Rockies.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Oklahoma
Texas
Gary Campbell
The
Weather Service
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountains
American lifestyles only two-thirds healthy
Fewer Americans follow speed limits, exercise vigorously, and monitor fiber and sodium. The Prevention Index shows two-thirds of adults meet two thirds of healthy behaviors, with 1,262 adults surveyed and a 65.6 overall score.
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Ashington
Tee
Lawmakers weigh revision to death penalty for juveniles
Kansas lawmakers open ninth week of the 1995 session with a bill allowing execution of people as young as 16 for premeditated murder in kidnapping or murder attempts and for killing a child under 16. The measure, urged by Attorney General Carla Stovall, faces Senate caution and aims to tighten constitutionality.
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Ralph Young
St. Louis
Ottawa
Matt Truell
Associated Press
Jpeka
Kan
House Judiciary Committee
Carla Stovall
O'Neal
House
Senate
Stovall
Neighbor testifies dog barking during O J Simpson trial
Los Angeles AP report describes Mark Storfer recounting a neighbor’s fear the barking would wake his son. He recalls the dog barking after 10 p.m. on June 12, 1994 as he moved his child to bed and checked the time on a fast clock.
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Los Angeles
Mark Storfer
Flying cows and odd names in scattered news items
A bizarre note outlines flying cow hazards from Cameroon to Arkansas and a string of eclectic items. It mentions restaurant owner Nikone Unknown in Ocean Springs and a cluster of recent deaths births and arrests, plus sports headlines involving Jesse Jackson and basketball players.
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Yaounde
Cameroon
Marguerite Nomo
Associated Press
Arkansas
Ocean Springs
Miss
Nikone
Miami
Haiti
Hitler Fleurinord
Fairfax
Fonzie Agnew
Jesse Jackson
University of Colorado
Judith E.N. Albino
Florida A&m Rattlers
Providence
R.I
Phoenix
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R-Kan
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Kasilof
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New York City
Thomas C. Angst
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court Disciplinary Board
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Columbus
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Mary and
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