Kansas high court to hear casino case on Indian gambling
A federal judge ordered the latest Indian gambling lawsuit back to the Kansas Supreme Court. The suit, led by the attorney general, seeks to define Gov. Joan Finney's authority to negotiate gambling compacts. The ruling allows the state high court to determine if casino gambling on reservation lands is constitutional in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Attorney General's Office
Joan Finney
U.S
Sam Crow
Kansas
Supreme Court
Crow
Pedro Irigonegaray
Irigonegaray
Mrs. Finney
Senate
Bob Stephan
Stovall
Finney
Mississippi judge rules cigarette makers liable for health damage
In Greenville Mississippi Judge Eugene Bogen ruled cigarette manufacturers are liable when their products cause cancer and death, rejecting the smoker assumption of risk defenses. The decision in a 17 million dollar suit by two children of Anderson Smith Jr. could ease future damages against the U.S. tobacco industry if followed by other courts.
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Greenville
Miss
U.S
Anderson Smith Jr
Washington County
Eugene Bogen
Bogen
Mississippi
Richard Daynard
Northeastern University
Boston
Tobacco Products’ Litigations Project
The
Tobacco Institute
Trade Association of Manufacturers
Bill Wordham
Hostage situation at Paris area nursery school by gunman
A masked man in Neuilly sur Seine held a nursery class at gunpoint claiming a bomb and demanding 18.5 million dollars. Police negotiated as five of nearly 30 children were freed after two hours with sharpshooters on the roof and a police team inside the building.
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Neuilly-Sur-Seine
France
Ren
Daily Report Hospital Notes And Local Court Activity
Admissions include Sheila Ferguson in Ottawa with Tuesday notes. discharges Delpha Rogers and Pattie Woods to Ottawa on Wednesday. birth of a son to Marcia and Manuel Aguiar of Ottawa. Shown also is Daryl Shutt recovering from back surgery at University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Arrest of Troy Stankard in Pomona on battery allegations. vandalism reports at Williamsburg post office with a dead snake in a mail drop box and a condom on a flag pole. District Court sees dismissal of charges against Jack Gains and sentences for Faustina Calderson and James Saueressig in Pomona and Ottawa for various offenses. Non-injury and property damage incidents listed in the 400 block of South Main and a house fire on Oak Street with minor damage.
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Sheila Ferguson
Ottawa
Delpha Rogers
Pattie Woods
Marcia
Manuel Aguiar
Daryl Shutt
University of Kansas Medical Center
39Th
Rainbow
Kansas City
Kan
Sheriff's News
Troy Stankard
Pomona
Wilma K. Underwood
Pat Easley
Williamsburg
Jack Gains
Faustina Calderson
Janet Calderson
James E. Saueressig
Richard Vega
Vega
Saueressig
South Main
Brenda J. Galatia
N. Poplar
Laurie J. Pacheco
S. Poplar
Anthony D. Horne
Indiana Road
Beverly J. Vathauer
N. Oak
SRS task force to craft pilot managed care plan in Kansas
Topeka AP reports Kansas SRS Secretary Donna Whiteman will name a task force to establish a pilot managed care program for Medicaid patients. The plan could cut Medicaid costs by up to 7 percent. the pilot will run in Sedgwick County and a second small county.
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Topeka
Kan
Donna Whiteman
Social and Rehabilitation Services
SRS
Man charged in sister murder in Kansas City
A 77-year-old man, Horace Montague, was charged with second degree murder in Jackson County Circuit Court for beating his 80-year-old sister Mollie Montague to death at their home. He remains jailed on a 50,000 dollar bond. Mollie Montague, a retired school teacher, had previously reported being beaten and threatened by her brother.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Horace Montague
Jackson County
Mollie Montague
Menorah Medical Center
Obituary notices for Dorothy E. Dawson and Wilbur R. Collins
Dorothy E. Dawson, 75, of Ottawa died May 10 1993 at her home. Funeral May 14 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with burial at Highland Cemetery. Survived by son William Dawson and daughter Janette Priddy. Wilbur R. Collins 72 of Carthage died May 11 1993. Graveside service May 14 at Park Cemetery. Survived by two sons, a daughter, and four grandchildren. Memorials to Church of the Nazarene or American Cancer Society.
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Rockwel
Halburth Ave
SabpeCo
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TSA
Hershey
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Archon
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Texaco
Ogre
Navistar
Wallan
Nucor
Wilma
Winnebago
Ohio
Edison
N.Y
Apol Paar
New York
N.a
Dorothy E. Dawson
S. Elm
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Jim Furnas
Highland Cemetery
Magnum
Okla
Frank and
Grace
van Gundy) Wiley
William “Tommy” Dawson
Kansas City
Franklin County
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Ralph Bruce
J.C. Smith
William H. Hay
Sunrise Dairy
Don’s Royal Cleaners
Church of the Nazarene
Wilbur R. Collins
Carthange
Wilbur R
Dick” Collins
Carthage
Carthage Hospital
Park Cemetery
Quenemo
Len
Bertha Mae (Crocker) Collins
Wanda Mae Hodkin
Columbus
Yellow Freight Systems
U.S. Navy
Shephard L. Collins
Wilbur R. “Dick” Collins Jr
Haven
Karen Sue Whitehorse
Cleveland
Ulmer Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
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