Wichita mayor proposes swift protest penalties
Wichita Mayor Bob Knight urged a new policy to swiftly arrest and penalize protesters who block abortion clinic gates. The plan follows last summer's 2600 arrests by Operation Rescue protests, with support from pro choice Councilman Stan Recaer and a federal court injunction backing clinic access protections.
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Five inmates escape from Wyandotte County complex
Officials search for five inmates who escaped a maximum security area of the Wyandotte County Justice Complex in Kansas City. Cpl. Rich Grosko says one is charged with murder and the others with burglary theft or similar charges. Names identified include John McDaniel and Johnny Austin among the escapees.
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Gerald Moise
Richard Rolling
Augusta Senator Frank Gaines leaves Legislature after 26 years
Veteran Kansas senator from Augusta, Frank Gaines, longtime Democrat on the Senate Ways and Means Committee, resigns after 26 years in the Legislature. He cites desire to focus on business and dissatisfaction with government growth, as he becomes the 10th of 40 senators to announce retirement. Gaines owns oil firms, a cattle operation, and chairs First National Bank of Fredonia.
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Topeka
Kansas
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Augusta
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Ed Reilly
Leavenworth
Federal ‘Parole Board
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Congress
Panel weighs exempting Oregon forest from Endangered Species Act
Washington panel considers allowing logging on about 4000 acres in Oregon to save thousands of timber jobs while weighing the impact on the northern spotted owl and its habitat. Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan Jr. states the goal is balance between environment and regional livelihoods.
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Oregon
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Inday
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Grayrocks
Wyoming
Platte River
Nebraska
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Weather Tonight Forecast Mostly clear and mild
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies tonight with a low in the mid 50s. Southeast winds around 10 mph diminish by midnight.
Scientist notes steady drop in annual rainfall
HAYS Kan AP A soils scientist Carlyle Thompson notes that long term averages hide a shrinking water resource. The Fort Hays Experiment Station records show 124 years of 22.53 inches per year on average, with five year and 30 year totals under 20 and 21.44 inches respectively. He cites sparse heavy rains and limited runoff in 30 years, explains recharge depends on season, and praises farmers for conserving moisture and storing water on the land.
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Smoky Hill River
Big Creek
Hays
RMH rewards scholars for health careers in Franklin Co
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary funded ten 500 scholarships for the 1992 93 school year marking the 20th year of supporting Franklin County students pursuing health related careers. Winners include Barbara Fisher Sue Bouska Rachelle Brown Matt Griffin Stephanie Meador Patricia Chester Brenda Hawkins Brenda Foote Jennifer Messick Denise Schultze and others from Ottawa Williamsburg and area schools.
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Franklin County
Esther Bemmels
Barbara Fisher
Williamsburg
California College of Health Science
San Diego
Calif
Sue Bouska
Flint Hills Vocational Technical School
Ottawa Herald USPS rates notice 1992 publication rates
Advertisement lists 1992 subscription rates for Ottawa Herald deliveries by carrier motor route and mail. Rates cover Ottawa area Franklin County adjacent counties and statewide mail with increments for one month three months six months and one year. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Dim A. Hitchee
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Skunk Run Book Sale and Community Notices
Community notices include Skunk Run Book Sale on June 13 and 14, 1992 with donation and pickup details at 242-3080. Immunization days are listed with times, and local services cover aluminum recycling closure at COF Training Services due to mechanical issues. A variety of ads mention jewelry, shrimp specials, fall enrollments, and children's programs.
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