Ottawa Optometrists Attend Wichita Mid Year Meeting
Ottawans Greg Dules and Rod McClay among 400 attendees at the Kansas Optometric Association Mid- Year meeting in Wichita focusing on primary eye care advances including contact lenses and Medicare. Also reports on sales tax for Franklin County and nearby areas, Bank IV earnings in Wichita, and a Veterans Job Fair set for Topeka with details for veterans and employers.
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KOA
Ottawa
Kansas Optometric Association
Wichita
Greg Dules
Rod McClay
Fourth Financial Corp
Bank IV
Bank IV of
Olathe
Hickory
Topeka
Veterans’ Unit
Kansas Department of Human Resources
Kansas National Guard
S. Topeke Blvd
Veterans’ Affairs
SDA IJ Private Industry Council
DHR
The
Veterans Organizations
Kansas
Shawnee
Osage
Riley
Geary
Lyon
Franklin
Douglas
Justices to hear seven first degree murder appeals in Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court will hear seven first degree murder appeals next week including Anthony Davis for the April 1988 beating death of his great grandfather Willie Bryant in Wichita. Davis also faced arson and robbery charges. Three inmates Floyd Carmichael William Lovelace and Leonard Mills seek to convert life sentences to a fixed number of years under a 1989 law granting good time credits. The term also includes appeals from Donnell Wesson Cory Hamons and a civil suit related to the 1985 Goddard Junior High shootings. The court starts its October term with decisions anticipated by December 7.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Anthony Davis
Sedgwick
Willie Bryant
Wichita
Bryant
Davis
Kansas State Penitentiary
Floyd Carmichael
William N. Lovelace
Leonard H. Mills
Carmichael
Lovelace
Mills
Bob
Alan Kearbey
James McGee
Daniel B. Williams
Don Harris
Dawn Swearingen
Harris
Williams
Kearbey
Wayne and
Mary Kearbey
Young Kearbey
Donnell Wesson
Kansas City
Wesson
Cletis Crowley
Crowley
Cory G. Hamons
Julie Solaberry
Roeland Park
Second transplant gives Shaun Reimer a hopeful start
In Omaha Kansas boy Shaun Reimer ten underwent a second liver transplant after the first failed. He remained in critical condition Friday at University of Nebraska Medical Center with doctors optimistic. His mother Teresa said the new liver was producing bile and there was urine, raising prospects he might avoid dialysis.
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Omaha, Neb
Kansas
Shaun Reimer
South Hutchinson
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Shaun
Teresa Reimer
Reimer
Soviets approve market economy push backed by Gorbachev
The Supreme Soviet voted 333 to 12 to transform the Soviet economy toward a market oriented system. The plan frees most prices, ends many government monopolies, and encourages free enterprise for 285 million residents. A Russian Federation rift threatens the effort as lawmakers debate amendments.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Russian Federation
Supreme Soviet
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