Dole challenger uses reference list to counter image
Richard Rodewald, a Kansas candidate for the U S Senate, distributes a personal-reference list including a banker, lawyer, stockbroker, former supervisors, and neighbors to counter trust in politicians. He filed first for 1992, challenging Bob Dole, and plans to confront him at public appearances while condemning the national debt and lack of issue discussion.
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Topeka
Kan
Richard Rodewald
Rodewald
General Motors
Kansas City
Lawrence
Dole
Kansas
Secretary of State
Senate
Dick Moherman
Wellsville Bank
Rodger Miller
Paine Webber
Overland Park
John Turek
Sterling Nelson
Donald G. Strole
Bill Wisdom
Robert Roche
Baldwin City
Luckie Brecheisen
Edgerton
Clyde Rhine
Eudora
U.S
Bob Dole
Pet donations at Franklin County shelter face funding strain
Shelter director Cruces says many adopters refuse pets not neutered and donations cover care costs. The facility runs red monthly, delaying repairs. The Friends of the Humane Society, created to raise funds, has dwindling membership and low attendance on fund-raising projects.
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Humane Society
Cruces
Friends of the Franklin County Humane Society
Local Forum on Preventing Substance Abuse in Family and Community
Karen Ross outlines practical steps for families communities and youths to reduce alcohol and other drug abuse. She urges strong family bonds conversations education and role modeling plus community involvement and support from regional centers including Project Freedom in Wichita and East Central Kansas Regional Prevention Center.
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Karen Ross
East Central Kansas
Kansas
Project Freedom
Wichita
Global defense group eyed with US-Soviet ties in space missiles
The Bush administration proposes a multinational defense body using Star Wars tools to deter future ballistic missile threats. Russia may participate as a key partner to share early warning data, extend anti missile capabilities, and cooperate on space based defenses, with Congress eyeing cost and legal issues.
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Washington
Bush
Russia
Boris Yeltsin
Pentagon
Congress
Yeltsin
Soviet Union
U.S
Cus
Todian
Congressional Budget Office
Administration
Hadley
Hospital notes and police brief from Franklin County
Dismlngals Charles Silkey and Jane Kramer noted. births John and Monica Sobba, Ottawa a son. Arrests include Wade N. Smithey, probation warrant. Richard L. Williams, failure to appear. Troy L. Swearingen, habitual violator. Burglaries, thefts, a vehicle fire, and two non injury accidents reported. local market quotes listed for wheat corn milo soybeans and redemption prices.
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Charles Silkey
Williamsburg
Jane Kramer
Ottawa
John
Monica Sobba
Sheriff's
Wade N. Smithey
Peoria
Franklin County
Richard L. Williams
Gardner
Wellsville
Troy L. Swearingen
E. Wilson
Bonnie J. Bulmer
S. Elm
Brian T. Johnson
S. Hickory
Kenneth L. Howard
Richmond
North Dairy Queen
N. Main
John R. Wilkenson
Leawood
Harlan L. Johnson
Pomona
Ottawa Co-op
ASCS
Wall StreetIndexes Rise as Rates Ease Amid Inflation Skew
The Dow gained 8.55 to 3378.99 by noon on Wall Street with 770 up versus 694 down and 638 unchanged as rates fell slightly in credit markets. Yields on long Treasuries slipped to 7.88 percent from 7.90 amid inflation fears from Saudi oil price signals. Labor data showed initial jobless claims down 4,000 for the May 16 week, versus forecasts. NYSE composite inched up 0.35 to 227.50 while AMEX declined 15 to 391.10.
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New York
Wall Street
Treasury
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Three year old girl injured by falling drywall at home
Kimberly Miller of Wellsville remained in serious condition at University of Kansas Medical Center after nine 65 pound sheets of sheet rock toppled while she searched for a toy. Life Flight transported her from Ransom Memorial Hospital. she suffers pelvis fractures and may need surgery. Her parents Austin and Teresa Miller remodel their home.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Kimberly Miller
Wellsville
Betty Lewis
Miller
Lewis
Life Flight
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Austin
Teresa Miller
Indian veterans present feather staff to honor fallen in Vietnam
A Wichita group of Indian veterans delivered a staff adorned with eagle feathers to Governor Finney in Topeka. The staff, carried by ten combat veterans in traditional dress, honors 235 Indian members of the U S armed forces who died in Vietnam and will be taken to Washington this fall.
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Topeka
Kan
Wichita
Joan Finney
Washington
U.S
Vietnam
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Iraq
India
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Defense Secretary
International Security Policy
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the Daily Report
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Georgia Terrace
Franklin County Sheriffs Office
Saudi Arabia
Labor Department
AMH
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Kimberly
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James Woods
Tha Familly
Beethoven
John Goodman
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TRONS
Stevie
Shepard
America
American Intercultural Student Exchange
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Kenton Allen
Sagedy
Katerina
Czechoslovakia
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