Rabin weighs moving Hebron settlers into one enclave
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin weighing resettling about 450 Jewish settlers from six scattered Hebron buildings into a single area or two as a step toward reviving peace talks. The plan aims to please the Palestine Liberation Organization by removing the settlers from the divided city after the February 25 mosque massacre.
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Hebron
West Bank
Baruch Goldstein
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Haaretz Daily
Rabin
Palestine Liberation Organization
Columbia lands safely after record long shuttle flight
Cape Canaveral reports Columbia's return to Earth with five astronauts after 13 days 23 hours 16 minutes in space. The 61st shuttle mission ended with a smooth touchdown at Kennedy Space Center at 8:09 a.m. EST. Commander John Casper and crew received a warm welcome and praise for two weeks of microgravity research.
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Fla
Columbia
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NASA
State Girl Kalana Calkins Receives Transplant
Kalana Calkins, a four year old from Lakin Kansas, received lungs and a heart after nearly four years on wait. She was taken to Los Angeles for surgery at 11 am Pacific time and placed in intensive care by 6:30 pm with hope of home by Christmas and starting kindergarten at age five.
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Kalana
Calkins
Teenager arrested in Topeka shooting of 11 year old
A 16 year old Topeka youth was arrested Thursday night and jailed on aggravated battery and aggravated assault charges in the shooting of 11 year old Danny Watkins who was struck in the abdomen while skateboarding with a friend. Police seek Jerome Holmes in connection with the incident.
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Topeka
Kan
Shawnee County
Danny Watkins
Watkins
Jerome
Ronnie” Holmes
Welfare bill OK'd death bill stalled in Kansas House
In PEKA the Kansas House approved a welfare reform bill 115 to 7 while sending a capital punishment bill back to conference. A 54 to 69 vote rejected Rep. Clyde Graeber’s bid to concur with the Senate version of the death penalty measure.
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Kan
House
Clyde Graeber
Leavenworth
Senate
Graeber
Ottawa Christian Academy planned at Community Revival Center
Local church leaders announce the Ottawa Christian Academy a non-denominational Christian school for kindergarten through 12th grade to be housed at CRCC 2749 Montana Road in Ottawa. Renovations include 1800 square yards of new carpeting six classrooms and a basement commons area. Jeannie and Zane Lewis named co administrators with Frontline Ministries coordinating international missions and Bible college work. Credits earned at the academy would transfer to public schools and graduates could pursue further education. curriculum would be approved by Accelerated Christian Education.
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Joannie Lewis
The
Ottawa Christian Academy
Community Revival Center Church
CRCC
Oglesby
Montana Road
Dan Oglesby
Sev
Frontline Ministries
Mexico
South America
Cuba
Frontline
Harold Dunn
Zane
Jeannie Lewis
Lewises
Accelerated Christian Education Organization
Nebraska woman granted probation
A Nebraska woman convicted of endangering her child at a local motel was placed on one year probation in Franklin County District Court. Donna J. Lammers, 36, Hampton, Neb., was found guilty on Feb. 8 after a plea bargain. She faced up to a year in jail and a $2,500 fine.
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Franklin County
Donna J. Lammers
Hampton, Neb
Lammers
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lana Lammers
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Jules V. Doty
Doty
Bosnia pact raises hope for peace
In Washington Croats and Muslims signed documents creating a federation to pressure Serbs to end the two year war. Clinton called it a moment of hope as Serbs kept out of the ceremony. The signatories included Haris Silajdzic and Kresimir Zubak for the federation and Franjo Tudjman with Alija Izetbegovic for linking principles to Croatia. A separate move lifted Sarajevo’s 23 month siege with Serbs and Muslims signing the pact.
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Bosnia
Clinton
Croatia
Haris Silajdzic
Kresimir Zubak
Federation
Franjo Tudjman
Alija Izetbegovic
Mancilo Krajisnik
Tanjug
Sarajevo
Neosho board approves Ottawa campus expansion plans
Neosho County Community College trustees approve spending up to 1200 for architectural plans to expand the Ottawa campus focusing on classrooms student services and parking The dean Ray Cummiskey says the project aims to outline future expansions but hinges on city of Ottawa lease terms and board approval Also Shirley Fluke dispatch instructor will not be renewed for 1994 95 due to low enrollment.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Nccc
Ray Cummiskey
Cummiskey
City of Ottawa
NCCC
Nccc Board
Shirley Fluke
911 Dispatch
Stock buys questioned in SEC probe linked to Tyson takeover
U S. securities authorities probe Arkansas investors including a group once led by Patsy Thomasson, former White House aide, over a surge in Arctic Alaska Fisheries stock before Tyson Foods bought it in June 1992. The Journal cites SEC inquiry into purchases the week before Tyson's announcement.
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New
Arkansas
White House
Patsy Thomasson
Wall Street Journal
Securities and Exchange Commission
Arctic Alaska Fisheries Corp
Tyson Foods Inc
Thomasson
Phoenix Group
Lasater Inc
William Kennedy Jr
Kennedy
Journal
SEC
Arctic Alaska
Tyson
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