Last Victim Comes Home From Hyatt Collapse
Chuck and Jayne Hayes, the final hospitalized victims of the Hyatt Regency skywalk disaster, return home to Kansas City after months of recovery. Nurses cheer, a party atmosphere, and a planned Thanksgiving dinner mark their release as investigators and plaintiffs pursue accountability amid more than 130 lawsuits seeking about 3.5 billion dollars.
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Kansas City
Chuck
Jayne Hayes
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Dayne
St. Mary's Hospital
Hayes
WHB
Warther
Hyatt
National Bureau of Standards
Hyatt Hotel Corp
Crown Center Redevelopment Corp
Charmin' Chuck Hayes Faces Return After Accident
Hayes says he remains charming despite weight loss from the crash and still uses crutches. He describes the incident as character building and fears rejoining the real world after four months on hold. Lawyers predict 113 wrongful death and up to 230 personal injury claims, with settlements over 1 million dollars. the Hayes seek 220 million in damages and blame the building's design, not Hyatt, for the tragedy.
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Charmin
Chuck
Hayes
Hyatt
Pattern 7265 doll gown and accessories catalog
Crochet and sewing patterns from 1982 Needlecraft Catalog offer a satin gown veil and go away outfit for a 10 inch doll with pattern 7265. Includes price list for craft books and patterns, mailing details to order via The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011.
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Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Oldest Cooking Method Still A Winner Today
AP story notes broiling as the oldest cooking method dating to fire discovery with fire giving flavor. It cites charcoal grilling and backyard barbecues as premier tastes, mentions kebab origins in Persia and ancient Asia, and provides a kebab recipe and hot sauce to brush on meat and vegetables before broiling.
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Tom Hoge
Finland
China
God Save The Queen Echoes In Lost Kansas Town
The Kansas Immigrant Series explores ethnic heritage in Kansas with North European and immigrant communities. Runnymede, Kansas, once a thriving English settler town near the Chikaskia River, declined after a 1800 fire and failed investments. Turnly sought British capital for farming and railroads, but opposition and populist forces toppled the venture. By 1892 the town faded, leaving memories and a final epitaph about having a good time.
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Kansas
Runnymede Arms
Runnymede
Watmough
Turney
Wichita
Farmer's Alliance
People’s Party
Norwich News
England
Social Security Bypasses Many Working Women
New York AP reports married working women often receive no benefits from Social Security taxes they pay. Phyllis Harrison of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs says many women gain greater retirement benefits by being considered dependents of their husbands. The study notes only 21 percent of working women are covered by any pension plans and highlights low paying jobs and wage gaps between women and men. The greatest rise in the labor force is among women ages 20 to 30, with 44 percent of today’s workers single or divorced and over 70 percent of mothers returning to work after birth.
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New York
Phyllis Harrison
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Miss Harrison
U.S
Harrison
Club Forecast and Community Meetings Schedule
Wednesday Hazel Rebekah Lodge meets at JOOF Hall Westminster United Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m Friday Retta Conclave True Kindred Naomi Club Baxter Community Club at 7 30 p m potluck Senior Club at 1 30 p m Youth Center
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Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Joof Hall
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Sarah
RETTA
True Kindred
Naomi Club
Baxter Community Club
Potluck
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Doris
Mike Mefford
Katherine McClay
Freda Gilmore
Barbara Maxwell
Lois Hazelett
Betty Anderson
Dot Miller
Egrand
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S. Main
Ottawa
God Save the Queen
House of Parliament
Robert Watmough
Harper Sentinel
Bird of Freedom
Action Appliances
General Electric
Main
Wade M. Genthner
F.A.S.H
America
60 Minutes
United States
Canada
Genthner
The
American Institute of Hypnosis
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