Cessna aims to boost piston planes amid high demand
Cessna Aircraft Co chairman Russ Meyer says piston powered planes are in strong demand. He notes four year sales just over 2,000 and cites an average age of 29 for single engine aircraft. Cessna plans 2,000 new planes annually at a new Independence plant.
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Wichita
Kan
Cessna Aircraft Co
Russ Meyer
Meyer
Cessna
Independence
KCC and Bell Agree on High Tech School Network
The Kansas Corporation Commission and Southwestern Bell reached agreement to implement a 1994 law by building a $64 million distance learning network for Kansas public schools and universities. The plan aligns with a provision delaying Bell profits regulation until at least March 1, 1997.
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Topeka
Spending cap opposed in Kansas House hearing
Chris McKenzie, lobbyist for the League of Kansas Municipalities, opposes three constitutional amendments to cap spending. He argues local decisions are sound and growth tied to personal income is unnecessary. Rep. Kent Glasscock contends caps would repeal state property tax lids and bring long-term stability for business and residents.
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Topeka
Kan
Chris McKenzie
League of Kansas Municipalities
House Taxation Committee
Kansas
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
World Fab Four returns to share reunion tracks
NEW YORK AP The Fab Four plan new material with Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. A vintage John Lennon vocal on Free As A Bird, completed in 1994, will be joined by additional tracks for release this year as part of The Beatles Anthology TV documentary.
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New York
John Lennon
Lennon
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
McCartney
Escaped Inmates, Missing Jailer Stun Local Officials
The kansas escape involved inmates Robert Reed Jr. and Michael Bray and jailer Brian Prather who vanished from a county jail between 145 and 230 am. Authorities say the trio are armed and dangerous. Ottawa lawyer John Dowell joins the investigation team with no new developments reported.
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Arnett G
Brian Prather
Westphalia
Robert Reed Jr
Frontenac
Michael Bray
Pittsburg
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Ottawa
John Dowell
Anderson County
Apology in Simpson trial eases courtroom tensions
In Los Angeles Judge Lance Ito prompted apologies from prosecutors Marcia Clark and F. Lee Bailey after a heated exchange during the O J Simpson double murder trial. Both sides apologized for the prior day's vitriol as Detective Mark Fuhrman finished testimony. Bailey and Clark later disputed whether racism claims about Fuhrman were fabrications.
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OS Angeles
Marcia Clark
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Lance Ito
Clark
Mark Fuhrman
Ito
Fuhrman
Max Cordoba
Cordoba
Marine
Lottery headed for five year renewal by Kansas House
The Kansas Lottery seen as headed for renewal rather than extinction would run five more years beyond July 1 1996 if the House approves a revised bill The House committee endorsed 15 to 6 and sent it to the full House for debate The measure would extend the lottery while opponents fear moral and economic effects and whether electronic games could become slot machines Supporters say it provides about 50 million annual revenue and is a painless tax The session also nears agreement on motor vehicle property tax relief with a seven year plan to cut the rate in half
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Yopera
Kan
Tim Shallenburger
House
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Senate
Kansas
Summer youth jobs open in Ottawa for teens 14 to 18
Ottawa offers a summer youth job program at the Job Service Center 225 E 2nd. Applications due by April 14 for youth ages 14 to 18. Businesses should contact Ottawa Personnel Director Judy Hasty by March 31 at 242-2190. Wages are 4.25 dollars per hour, with both full-time and part-time slots from June 15 to August 15. Last year 60 jobs. aim for equal. Public private partnership funds half wage. Income limits follow federal Job Training Partnership Act guidelines.
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Ottawa
Judy Hasty
Hasty
Ottawa hosts legislative coffee at Peoples National Bank
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce legislative action committee sponsors a Saturday 10 a.m. coffee at Peoples National Bank, Fifth and Main. State Sen. Doug Walker and Rep. Ralph Tanner will speak briefly on the current session before an open Q&A. Bill Feuerborn will not attend to take his daughter to Jefferson City for a basketball tournament. Franklin County Democratic Women and the bank provide refreshments.
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Peoples National Bank
Fifth and Main
Doug Walker
Dosawatomie
Ralph Tanner
Baldwin City
Bill Feuerborn
D-Garnett
Jefferson City
Walker
Tanner
Franklin County Democratic Women and Peoples National Bank
Legislative Action Committee
Ottawa Area
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