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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1992

Page

5

KU bans alcohol at home games with no arrests

University of Kansas home football game bans alcohol on state property produced no arrests for possession or consumption. Police issued about 30 warnings while fans, including tailgate regulars, complained that alcohol should be allowed in parking lots. Fans may still drink before games off state property.

Lawrence, Kan University of Kansas Jayhawks Ball State Jim Denney Kay Kallos Kansas City Susan Kerr Shelley Patterson Lawrence Denney

Hurricane Saiki Devastates Kauai And Oahu Areas

The storm leaves heartbreak as Kauai suffers significant damage while Oahu dodges the worst. NBC reports 2.5 million in private property damage on Kauai, 163 buildings affected. Niihau and Niihau see minor effects. Gas lines form as residents queue for supplies. Red Cross shelters house 7,000 to 8,000 people across 13 sites.

Navy Patricia Saiki U.S. Small Business Administration Hawaii Paul Lucas Kauai Oahu Niihau Rof Price State Civil Defense Lihue Nathan Salmon Santa Barbara Calif American Red Cross

Stephan trial delayed in kansas perjury case

In Topeka, federal judge Bruce Jenkins delayed the Bob Stephan trial on two counts of perjury and one count of conspiracy to begin before February 8. The pause follows defense appeals to rulings from earlier in the summer and potential action by the 10th Circuit. Co-defendant former state senator Bob Storey faces related charges tied to testimony in a 1988 breach of contract suit. A former employee, Marcia Tomson Stingley, filed the 1985 suit over settlement confidentiality terms and related harassment claims.

Topeka Kan Bob Stephan U.S Bruce Jenkins Jenkins 10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Denver Stephan Bob Storey Marcia Tomson Stingley Storey Ms. Stingley

Dole Talks Collapse at Hutchinson Forum Plan

United We Stand, America ends talks with Bob Dole over forum format for Saturday event in Hutchinson. Dole had hoped to appear separately. the group insists on a four candidate question and answer session with Gloria O Dell Christina Campbell Cline and Mark Kirk. About 450 delegates from Kansas will attend and vote on an endorsement after questions.

Topeka Kan America Bob Dole Senate Hutchinson Dole Marcia Stuart U.S. Senate Stuart Ms. Stuart United We Stand Ross Perot Gloria O’ Dell Christina Campbell-Cline Mark Kirk United Sen United We Kansas Hutchinson Holidome

Endeavour Astronauts Run Egg and Frog Development Experiments

At Space Center Houston AP Endeavour astronaut Mae Jemison fertilized eggs from South African clawed frogs and eggs from chickens while Jan Davis tested bone calcium loss in fertilized chicken eggs. The crew also conducts biofeedback to combat motion sickness as they investigate how weightlessness affects frog and tadpole development and how to prevent nausea during orbit.

Homer Hickam NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville Ala Jemison Jan Davis Endeavour Mark Lee Spacelab

Congressman Weiss Dies After Heart Failure at 64

Rep. Ted Weiss of New York, a longtime liberal advocate for social programs and reduced military spending, died of heart failure at a New York hospital at age 64. He survived prior heart trouble including bypass surgeries and had a solid liberal record with perfect ADA ratings.

Washington Ted Weiss D-N.y Congress Weiss New York Congressional Capitol Hill

Fischer regains lead in Spassky chess rematch in Yugoslavia

Bobby Fischer moved ahead 3-2 in the $5 million match by winning two straight games over the weekend in Sveti Stefan. He defeated Boris Spassky in 40 moves on Sunday, after Saturday’s win marked his first since the opening. Spassky had the white pieces with a theoretical edge.

Sveti Stefan Yugoslavia Bobby Fischer Boris Spassky Fischer Spassky

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