Hart Denies Personal Relationship Amid Campaign Scrutiny
Hart and aides reject tabloid claims of affair with Ms. Rice as campaign front-runner scrutiny intensifies. Hart says no personal relationship, no Friday night at his home, while Mrs. Hart travels for sinus infection care and pauses New York plans.
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Wing it on tests and a KU Ottawa memory
The narrator recounts answering 45 questions on a college exam, fixing grammar in sentences, and choosing a hurried essay topic about Ottawa and Thanksgiving. He describes the stress of the professional knowledge test for journalism and the playoff-like clock in class, then rushes to watch the Jayhawks game before awaiting six weeks for his scores.
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John Mark Lambertson
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Legislation Backed By Legislature With Tax Breaks And 65 MPH Budget
The legislature advanced an omnibus measure with a $130 million plus result, failing to reach a $150 million balance. It also passed a 65 mph rural interstate speed limit with a grace period to 70 mph, and expanded severance tax exemptions for the oil industry. House votes were 66-26 for the omnibus, 107-18 for the 65 mph bill, and 70-45 for the severance tax measure. Senate votes were 35-3, 33-5, and 32-6 respectively. Ottawa Senator Jim Allen supported all three. Rep. Jack Beauchamp supported two but opposed the 65 mph limit. Negotiators Gus Begina and Bill Bunten led the quick, low-debate adoption of the conference committee report. The Senate trimmed the Department of Corrections budget by about 1.5 million, funding a $7.28 million plan to add 539 beds at four state hospitals and a new facility in Topeka.
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Bill Bunten
Ropeka
Department of Corrections
Topeka
Mystery Denver woman ID tentatively as Virginia McMann
Denver General Hospital aids investigation into a amnesiac found at Trailways Bus Depot on March 26. TV interview linked her to Virginia McMann of Indianapolis, a former patient who vanished last October, with officials cautious about confirming the identity while pursuing leads.
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Virginia McMann
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General Hospitals
Peggy Gondor
WRTV
McMann
Indiana
Marion County Health Care
Rose
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Kansas City
ABC
Tom Schell
Evening News
Therasa Metal
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Homophelia Foundation
Metal
Belva McMann
NBC Televison
Florida
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Callaway
Panama City
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Celtics Kevin McHale Heads 1987 All Defensive Team
Boston star Kevin McHale led NBA forwards in shotblocking and topped the voting for the 1987 All Defensive Team. He is joined on the first team by Michael Cooper of the Lakers, Akeem Olajuwon of the Rockets, Alvin Robertson of the Spurs, and Dennis Johnson of the Celtics.
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Michael Cooper
Los Angeles Lakers
Akeem Olajuwon
Houston
Alvin Robertson
San Antonio
Dennis Johnson
Celtics
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