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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1985

Page

5

Actress Selma Diamond Dies At 64 Night Court Star

Selma Diamond, the actress and comedy writer known for her NBC Night Court role as Selma Hacker, died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center at 3 24 a m after a battle with lung cancer She was 64 and had filmed the season finale weeks earlier Diamonds career spanned radio and TV with credits on The Big Show The Milton Berle Show and The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet among others

Los Angeles Selma Diamond Selma Hacker NBC Night Court Miss Diamond Ron Wise Cedars-Sinai ‘Medical Center Bill Kiley

Wolf Creek Operation Inevitable

Kansas lawmakers failed to derail Wolf Creek as the plant neared operation. The 2.9 to 3 billion facility should generate late spring and reach full power by fall, with hearings next on recovering over 400 million in initial costs. The plant’s fate hinges on who pays and past decisions by KEPCo and KEPCo’s stake changes.

Lew Ferguson Associated Press Topeka Kan Kansas Wolf Creek Kansas Corporation Commission Commission Kansas Gas and Electric Co Wichita Kansas City Power and Light Co John Redmond Burlington Kansas Water Resources Board State Water Agency Curt Schneider Water Resources Board Kg&e KCPL Schneider Corporation Commission Kansas Electric Power Cooperative Kepco KCC Brian Moline Moline Federal Rural Electrification Administration

Supreme Court: mobile home treated as vehicle for searches

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that police may search a stationary mobile home without a warrant, reinstating Charles R. Carney's marijuana conviction. The decision extends the automobile exception to mobile homes, citing mobility and highway travel reducing privacy expectations. Also, the court held federal discretion to deport aliens who overstay seven years.

Washington Supreme Court San Diego California Supreme Court House Charles R. Carney United States

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