Israel demolishes Palestinian suspect’s home after rabbi’s stabbing
In Deir el Balah the Israeli army blew up the house of 19 year old Ahmed Abu Rihan, accused of stabbing Rabbi Shimon Biran near Kfar Darom. Fifteen people were left homeless as protests by Jewish settlers followed the killing. Human rights groups call the demolitions collective punishment and a due process violation.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gaza Strip
Shimon Biran
Kfar Darom
Ahmed Abu Rihan
Deir el Balah
Israel Army
Powerball jackpot won by Indiana ticket and Wisconsin prize
A single Indiana ticket matched all five numbers and the powerball to win an estimated 7.1 million dollars. Another Wisconsin ticket matched the five numbers without the powerball for 100 thousand dollars. Drawn numbers were 30 32 41 42 44 Powerball 6. No jackpot in Kansas Cash Lotto. winner list shows 4 5 18 26 28 32. Next Cash Lotto estimate 455 thousand. Kansas Reno draw produced 50 thousand.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Indiana
Sue Bilstad
MultiState Lottery Association
Wisconsin
Kansas
Kansas Reno
Kansas Lottery Commission
Herald to acquire Ottawa Times and Shopper in deal
The Ottawa Herald will own the Ottawa Times and Ottawa Times Shopper starting Monday. Gene and Anne Ramsey and Jim Hitch announce the sale, with Ramsey Printing remaining a division of The Herald, and Jane Richards retiring as Times editor.
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Herald
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Times
Gene
Anne Ramsey
Jim Hitch
The
Ramsey
N. Main
Times and Times Shopper
Ramsey Printing
Bonnie Ramsey
Times and Times
Anne
Times
Hitch
Ramseys
Kansas ranks 14th in toxic chemical discharges in 1990
EPA report shows Kansas manufacturers released nearly 89.9 million pounds of toxic chemicals in 1990, ranking 14th nationally. Hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid and ammonia made up about 75 percent of emissions. Vulcan Chemicals in Wichita accounted for 59.2 million pounds, mostly by underground injection wells.
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Washington
Kansas
Environmental Protection Agency
Karl Bims
EPA
Bims
Kansas Department of Natural Resources
Texas
Louisiana
Vulcan Chemicals
Wichita
Vulcan
Emporia wins round in pay for on call dispute
Emporia Kansas wins a court ruling in a series of lawsuits by city employees claiming extra pay for time spent on call off duty. Judge Sam A Crow ruled Van Hardesty and Fred Gilligan not entitled to additional pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Emporia
Kan
Dale Bell
U.S
Sam A. Crow
van Hardesty
Fred Gilligan
Hardesty
Public Works Department
Gilligan
Bell
Michele Carroll
Overland Park
Gilligan and
U.S. Supreme Court
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Business Beat
Stauffer
Grit
Williamsport, Pa
Williamsport
Stauffer Communications Inc
Topeka
Donald Keating
Grit Properties
Keating
Anderson
Dietrick Lamade
Lamade
Sun-Gazette
Kansas State Bank
Patton
IWAI
Ota Inc
Anon
Patior
Ottawa
Seana Lodge
Cedar Rd
National
T.V
Rya
Pan
Wal-Mart
Princeton Circle
Sharon Pepper
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