Near-Drowning Child Reports Heavenly Afterlife Experience
CHICAGO AP A 7-year-old girl who nearly drowned recalls entering a dark tunnel, meeting a blond woman named Elizabeth, and entering a bright heaven with flowers, meeting grandparents and heavenly Father and Jesus before waking in the hospital. Pediatrician Dr. Melvin Morse notes the account aligns with near-death experience prototypes and urges counseling for affected children.
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Chicago
Elizabeth
American Journal of Diseases of Children
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Jesus
Morse
Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Seattle
Heaven
Heather
Melissa
Heavenly Father
Earth
Zoning Hearing Sparks Clash Over Property Use Rules
At a public zoning hearing residents questioned farmland and home occupation regulations. The discussion covered grandfathering non-conforming uses, special-use permits, and the potential for court appeals if permits are denied. Tensions rose as Haas challenged speaker eligibility and rights to participate under state law.
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Nicholson
Board of Zoning Appeals
al Mettenburg
Princeton
Merle Haas
Peoria
Haas
Swank
GM warned on X-body brakes before market launch
Washington AP reports GM documents reveal test drivers flagged braking problems in the X-body cars 41% years ago. Files released in a lawsuit show top executives discussed driver reports and acknowledged brakes as the car’s number one problem less than two months before production began.
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Washington
General Motors Corp
Automaker
Westin Crown Center Offers Free Rooms to Cancer Patients
A Kansas City hotel partners with the American Cancer Society to provide free ambulatory patient rooms for cancer treatment visitors, allowing one free family member per patient. Two rooms are set aside initially, with nightly rates previously ranging from 24 to 115 dollars. Screenings will be conducted to verify eligibility through doctors and nurses.
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Kansas City
Patricia Wyatt
Westin Crown Center
Ms. Wyatt
The
American Cancer
Notice of Sheriff's Sale and Suit in Franklin County Kansas
Notices filed October 7 1983 announce a sheriff's sale November 14 1963 at 10 00 am at the Ottawa courthouse to satisfy a court order against Stuart S Young and Susan H Young with property in Park Addition Williamsburg and Elk 40 Ottawa. The same notices include a juvenile hearing November 1983 for Jamie Lee Thornton and Justin Joe Criqui and a foreclosure suit by Franklin Savings Association against William G Wager Cheryl A Wager and heirs with deadline December 1983 to plead.
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District Court of
Franklin County
Kansas
Franklin Savings Association, Plainentt
Stuart S. Yound
Sutan H. Young
Ottawa
Karas
Towit
Park
Williamsburg
Elk
City of
Kenge
Stuart S. Young
Susan
Young
Rex A. Bowling
Sheriff Kane
District Court
Jamie Lee Thornton
Justin Joe Criqui
State of Kansas
Vick Thornton
Owews
Wendell J. Barker
Barbara Holman
Distriet Court
Franklin Savings Association
Mia Stuart. Young
Susan H. Young
William G. Wager
Cheryl A. Wager
State of
Stuart
Im G. Wager
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