Ethics panel pushes tougher ethics penalties in Kansas
The Kansas ethics task force led by Tom Sullivan proposed tougher penalties for violations including possible felonies, longer statutes of limitations, civil fines without proof of intent, and broader disclosures. It urged periodic reviews, training, conflict of interest safeguards, campaign mailer disclaimers, and open-book tests to strengthen ethics laws ahead of a 1994 legislative push.
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Topeka
Kan
Tom Sullivan
Joan Finney
Finney
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Sullivan
Commission On Governmental
Riling Koch enower Bruner victims mourned in three Kansas obits
Obituaries for Cletus H. Reiling 73 of Garnett Eleanor C Roth Koch enower and Peggy L Bruner 23 of Rantoul chronicle death notices and funeral plans. Reiling died May 14 1993 born April 4 1920 he lived in Kansas City Independence and Oak Grove with survivors including wife Eleanor four daughters and a son. Koch enower died May 14 1993 born August 6 1911 she lived near Princeton and Ottawa and later moved to Ottawa with survivors Frieda Foltz and Mary Ellen Malburg three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Bruner died May 16 1993 at Ransom Memorial Hospital from accidental choking she was 23 she married Gail Bruner and survived by husband parents and siblings with memorials to Ruhamah Baptist Church and memorial home.
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Garnett
Holy Angels Catholic Church
St. Teresa
Westphalia
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Bess (Winn) Reiling
Eleanor C. Roth
Julia M. Kochenower
An Ay
Kim
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Ottawa
Linda Booth
Princeton Cemetery
Ransomville
Ellis
Frieda (Hummel) Kissinger
Memory E. Kochen
Olathe
Princeton
Williamsburg High School
Peggy L. Bruner
Wesley R. Wilson
Admire
Shane W. Wilson
Richmond
Wilma Wilson
Hazel Coffman
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Ottawa area sheriff reports multiple arrests and incidents
Sheriff notes list several arrests including Randall Twente of O Fallon for cocaine and license suspension, Rodney Gralka charged with terroristic threats and more, Kurtis Eckenrold of Pomona detained for eluding, and Vanda McKinley for battery. Police also report car damage and theft cases, DUI arrests, and various traffic incidents around Ottawa Pomona Williamsburg and Franklin County.
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Randall R. Twente
O'Fallon
Highway Patrol
Ottawa
Rodney F. Gralka
Riley Road
Franklin County
Kurtis S. Eckenrold
Pomona
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ban on Gideon Bible distribution in Indiana schools upheld
The Supreme Court let stand a ruling barring Gideon Bibles from distribution to fifth graders in the Rensselaer Indiana school system. The court rejected arguments that the practice violated church state separation. The 7th Circuit ordered the district to stop the annual Gideons distribution, challenged by Allen Berger whose children attend Rensselaer schools.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Indiana
Rensselaer
Indiana County
Gideons
Mother accepts plea deal in death of entombed son
In Leavenworth Kansas a 29 year old mother Alice Brown pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter and endangerment of a child in the entombment death of her four year old son Steven. Trial for first degree murder and child abuse was imminent. She faces sentencing June 4.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth
Fesser
Leavenworth County District Court
Alice Brown
Michael F. Willcott
Frederick Stewart
Steven Brown
Brown
Steven
Market in Brief Major Market Indexes and Commodities
NYSE local markets report mixed commodity quotes and cattle prices for Friday afternoon. Zinc at 0.6208 per pound, gold around 369.25 Troy oz, copper 0.0475 per pound, aluminum 0.51 per pound, and silver 4.444 per troy ounce. Slaughter cattle quoted near 81.00 per 100 pounds. Trade quiet with limited buyer interest and several futures not quoted.
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Handy & Hey
Deans
Franklin
ASCS
Hellend
Handy & Har
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Dodge City
Kan
New York
London
Troy
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U.S
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Eloughier
Man charged with Topeka murder in bathroom shooting
A Missouri man, Jesse L. Burton, 22, of Parkville, was charged in Topeka with first degree murder for the death of a local man found shot in his bathroom. He faces additional counts of conspiracy to commit first degree murder and felony theft of U. S. currency.
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Topeka, Kan
Missouri
Topeka
Jesse L .Burton
Parkville
U.S
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