Abortion Vote Sparks Senate Criticism and Letters
In The Capitol, a state representative defends voting on abortion despite Senate action to strike the enacting clause on HB-2887 after brief debate. He condemns single issue groups, cites personal votes and policy goals, and urges constituents to judge lawmakers by overall effort. Contact details are provided for citizen engagement from Topeka.
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Dick Rock
State Capitol
Topeka
Kan
Senate balks at rules change on roll call votes
The Kansas Senate, under fire for an unrecorded abortion bill vote, failed to cut the 21 vote threshold for roll calls on amendments. Democrats rallied 17 of 17 present, with one absent, while 22 Republicans opposed. Senators argued for transparency versus politicians gaming recorded votes.
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Matt Truell
Associated Press
Topeka
Senate
Eric Yost
Wichita
House
Bill Brady
Disputes hamper future of commonwealth summit
Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk opened the one day summit by calling the commonwealth’s first three months a failure as leaders failed to resolve key military and economic clashes. They approved only a debt agreement and deferred major decisions on weapons, assets, and future integration amid demonstrators outside.
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Bryan Brumley
Associated Press
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Ukraine
Commonwealth of Independent States
Leonid Kravchuk
Kravchhuk
Georgia
Kravchuk
Soviet Union
Commonwealth
Russia
Nagoro-Karabakh
Caucasus
Trans-Dniester
Moldova
Azerbaijan
Yeltsin
Health agency amends abortion rule in medical care
Washington notes that doctors in federally funded clinics may advise patients on abortion even when the mother is not at risk, allowing referrals to abortion facilities. Guidelines stress medical basis for advice, with staff restricted to counseling only when asked and to refer elsewhere.
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Bush Administration
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Department of Health and Human Services
Weather Outlook for Kansas: Dry Early Week Then Showers
Kansas expected dry Monday and Tuesday with lows in the 30s and some upper 20s in the north. Highs rise from the 40s Monday to the 60s by Wednesday as a chance of showers and thunderstorms develops on Wednesday.
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Kansas City area entertainment highlights and events
Kansas City hosts Home Show at Bartle Hall and Miniature Fantasy Show at Hilton Plaza. Queen City Quilter Quilt Show at Sermon Center. Northland Sweet Adelines perform Hawaiian Vacation at Antioch Middle School. Kansas City Symphony Chorus with David Gordon performs with the symphony at Lyric Tonight and Sunday. State Ballet of Missouri at Johnson County Community College. Theaters feature Two Rooms, Goldilocks and The Three Bears, Steel Magnolias, Lettice and Lovage, A View From the Bridge, and Most Valuable Player. In Topeka, Team Penning Jackpot and Sunday Starling at Kansas Expocentre. flaxwork demo at Kansas Museum of History. Shyster Mountain Boys Sunday. Lawrence Arts Center offers Performance Night and a Sunday violin recital by Christopher Boulton. In Burlington, Coffey County Historical Society Pioneer Days at Kelly Hall. Workshop runs 10 am to 3 pm.
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State Ballet of Missouri
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Unicorm Theatre
Theatre For Young America
Lettice & Lovage
American Heart
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Christopher Boulton
Burlington
Coffey County Historical Society
Kelly Hall
Kelly Park
Diane Yeamans
Ad Briefs and Local Sales Announced for May Events
Advertisements list Rex's Barber Shop appointments and phone numbers, Sutton's Jewelry Mother's Day specials with 14K bracelets, a Wellsville Beach Party at Hurricane Sherry's Bar on March 21, Scott's Turf Builder Halts and crab grass pre emergent from T and C Supply in South Ottawa, with prices and layaway terms.
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Scott's
T & C Supply
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Ottawa Herald Pricing Showcases Dated Delivery Rates
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective March 16 1992 with rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier motor route mail and state counties. Rates range from one month to one year and vary by delivery method and location with all prices in advance.
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Franklin
State of Kansas
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