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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1995
Page
7
Salina AP reports the Hospital Closure Commission spared Topeka state hospital for the mentally retarded and instead ordered the closure of Winfield State Hospital and Training Center. Earlier votes would have closed Kansas Neurological Institute and Topeka State Hospital. The pivotal change came from Lillian Peters of Youthville Inc.
Washington AP reports Republican leaders claim more than 218 votes in the House to push their budget-balancing plan, with Newt Gingrich and Bob Dole confident of victory amid Democratic opposition and Clinton veto threats. The House advances a Social Security earnings test measure, but Senate roadblocks derail its inclusion in the larger bill.
Nathan Earwood 16 of Topeka had first appearance in Franklin County for a Sept 24 shooting that killed 14 year old Stephanie Perez. Lawyer Scott Ryburn named for Earwood as others face lesser charges and potential adult trial moves.
President Boris Yeltsin was hospitalized with an apparent heart attack at the Central Clinical Hospital, a second attack in four months after returning from a U S trip that included a United Nations address and a Clinton summit. Tass cited a top aide. officials offered no confirmation.
NOAA researchers expect a dry cool winter across the United States with Gulf Coast warmth and western Canada cold spells if El Nino conditions fade. The outlook, announced by NOAA head D James Baker, notes the global forecast value for farming and economies and cites Peru’s recent gains from estimates.
Kim Leach, a former community corrections employee, claims open meetings and civil rights violations after being barred from a community corrections executive meeting. Her lawyer seeks an apology, an open acknowledgement of the open meetings law breach, and a file note from supervisor Clarence Raines. The matter involves Franklin Anderson Coffey and Osage counties with a November 6 follow up.
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