U.S. executions rise as states resume capital punishment
The surge in executions follows states testing new methods and scheduling first penalties in decades. Arizona and California set death dates, Delaware carried out a 46 year gap execution, and rising state activity reflects appeals being exhausted and a stricter federal stance on stays.
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Associated Press
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Donald Harding
California
Century
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U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Ernie Preate
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Supreme Court
Texas
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
Virginia
Alabama
Ernest van den Haag
Fordham University
Steven Brian Pennell
Arizona
Harding
Robert Alton Haris
van den Haag
Marvin White
Mississippi
Weather Tonight and Kansas Weekend Forecast Summary
Fair but colder tonight with lows from 25 to 30. East winds to 15 mph. Saturday shows a chance of rain and thunderstorms, with highs in the mid-50s to lower 60s. Sunday and Monday turn dry with highs easing to the lower 70s in the west and mid to upper 60s in the east. lows mid-30s.
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Kansas
Clinton wife to campaign in Kansas three stops
Hillary Clinton plans a three city Kansas swing for Friday visiting Kansas City Kansas Topeka and Wichita as the first campaign stop by a presidential candidate or stand-in after Connecticut and before Kansas April 7 primaries. She starts with a breakfast at Reardon Convention Center then speaks to high school classes in Topeka and delivers an address at the State Capitol with a late afternoon rally in Wichita.
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Topeka, Kan
Hillary Clinton
Kansas
Bill Clinton
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Wichita
Connecticut
Clinton
Reardon Convention Center
State Capitol
Finney divides windfall to Kansas in federal funds
Gov. Joan Finney announced Kansas will receive 185 million in federal disproportionate share funds to cover pressing budget needs. She proposed a budget amendment allocating 75 million to a budget stabilization fund, 33.3 million for welfare caseloads, 22 million for energy assistance, and 18 million for Hochsch Auditorium, KU library, 10.7 million for Pittsburg State tech center, and 8 million for Fort Hays State science building.
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Kan
Joan Finney
Kansas
Hoch
University of Kansas
Kansas State University Library
Pittsburg State University Technology Center
Fort Hays State University Physical Science
World premiere violin recital at Ottawa University
Ottawa University hosts a 3 pm Sunday benefit concert in the chapel featuring Brian Lewis, Ottawa High graduate and Juilliard violinist. He premieres Medo Dia written for him by Manuel Sosa of Caracas, with proceeds aiding the Okawa Suzuki Strings England tour led by Alice Joy Lewis. Tickets $5 general, $20 for special seating.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Brian Lewis
Ottawa
Juilliard School
New York City
Ottawa University Chapel
Lewis
Tom
Alice Joy Lewis
Hickory
Okawa Suzuki Strings
England
Alice Joy
Manuel Sosa
Caracas
Venezuela
Kansas Guard to Trim Forces in Blow to Ottawa Units
National Guard and Reserve units in over 20 Kansas cities will be eliminated under Defense Secretary Cheney's plan. In Kansas, 1st Battalion 127th Field Artillery with Ottawa HQ faces 654 cuts across Topeka, Hutchinson, Paola, Olathe, and more, while 2nd Battalion 137th Infantry and 2nd Battalion 635th Armor also face substantial reductions in multiple communities.
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Hutchinson
Paola
Olathe
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Garnett
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Lawrence
Holton
Atchison
635Th Armor Regiment
Salina
Beloit
Concordia
Russell
Abilene
Ellsworth
Clay Center
McPherson
Arkansas City
Pittsburg
Wichi
Cheney targets 140000 National Guard and reserve cuts
Defense Secretary Dick Cheney proposed cutting more than 140000 National Guard and reserve jobs this year and next to balance a shrinking active force. The plan would save about 20 billion over five years, with 234000 cuts projected 1992 to 1997, 80,000 from the Army National Guard and 45,000 from the Army Reserve, among others.
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Military Law Center
Wichita
Navy Reserve
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Ellsworth
Neodesha
Wellington
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National Guard
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Ottawa Herald Rates and Staff Listing 1992
The Ottawa Herald is a daily newspaper published in Ottawa Kansas with a staff including editor and publisher R Hitch and Jay Bemis. Advertising director is Peg Armstrong. circulation manager Virginia Whitacre. office manager Wayne Snow. press foreman Jean Rossman. Subscription rates for delivery March 16 1992 and after cover options by carrier motor route and mail, varying by region with annual totals and state sales tax included.
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Dim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis
Carol Ackermann
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Cartier
Franklin
State of Kansas
Ottawa area event briefs list upcoming club nights and dinners
OTTAWA COUNTRY Club hosts Seafood Night March 27 from 5 30 to 8 30 for members and guests. OWGA Spring Luncheon set for April 7 at OCC with reservations via Betty Sell or Sandy Lovgran by April 1. International Dinner March 28 at 6 p m Union tickets 7 50 in advance. Baby Week at Young Place infant care items 20 percent off. Lawn Garden Show offers wills special 39 49. Violinist Brian Lewis at OU Chapel March 29 3 p m tickets 5. George's Bicycle Repair offers parts and feed. Get school physicals under Co Health Dept scheduling for April.
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OWGA
OCC
Betty Sell
Sandy Lovgran
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