AWACS Plane Crashes On Takeoff At Elmendorf AFB
An Air Force surveillance AWACS plane crashed during takeoff at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage. The four engine aircraft vanished after departing for a four hour mission. A large smoke plume rose from the area as crew fate remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Air National Guard
Open primary plan dropped by Kansas study panel
TOPEKA Kan AP A legislative study committee has halted efforts to open Kansas primaries so voters may cast ballots for any candidate regardless of party. Chair Rep Carol Dawson said the measure is not considered a workable mechanism and will not be pursued further. The panel also found no support for a constitutional amendment to decide election disputes, though it may draft other legislation for 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Carol Dawson
R-Russell
Dawson
Freeze undershoots western Kansas crops scare
In Garden City, agronomists warned of four hours at 28 degrees or less to hurt milo corn and soybeans. Instead temps stayed in the 28 to 33 range, prompting farmers like Larry Greathouse to express relief plus concern over possible damage but not a disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kan
Kansas
Larry Greathouse
Sarajevo Clash Highlights Flawed Bosnian Croat Unity
Bosnian government and Croat troops briefly exchanged fire on the battlefield, fighting each other for over an hour amid a tangled offensive. Yugoslavia’s foreign minister in Paris urged Sarajevo to remain intact while allowing suburban splits, signaling limited progress in resolving Serb-rebel claims. Izetbegovic and Tudjman met again to discuss the troubled Muslim Croat alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagreb
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Paris
Sarajevo
Berlin
Milan Milutinovic
Bosnia
Alija Izetbegovic
Franjo Tudjman
Graves speaks on state diversity at Baker convocation
Governor Graves addresses Baker University at the opening convocation speaking on diversity across the state and its impact on policy. He cites hospital closures, gambling, speed limits and prisons as divisive issues while urging students to value education, deliberation and state diversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Donald B. Clardy
Baker
Health lessons for elderly offered at Neosho County
Gerontologist Gary Burdsall will teach Living Longer, Living Better for ages 50 to 90 at Neosho County Community College. The fall class runs Fridays 7 to 9 p.m. Oct 13 to Dec 8, costs 85 dollars, and covers aging, health, exercise, and prevention with two free orientation sessions at Ottawa Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Burdsall
University of Kansas
Neosho County Community College
Burdsall
Ottawa
Kansas university enrollments fall for fifth straight year
Kansas regents report official fall 1995 enrollment at 80,350, down 1.1 percent from 1994. Nonresident decline of 824 drives the drop. KU, KSU, Wichita State and Emporia State show decreases, while Pittsburg State and Salina tech rise. Resident total 64,042.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kan
Kansas
State Board of Regents
Regents
Medical School
Veterinary Medicine School
College of Technology
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Pittsburg State
Emporia State
Fort Hays State
KU Medical Center
KSU Veterinary Medical Center
Ksu-Salina College of Technology
Greenspan says U.S. economy avoids recession and gains speed
Fed chair Alan Greenspan, testifying to the Senate Banking Committee, optimistic about growth. Inflation under control, evidence points to a firmer pace of expansion with stronger factory output, modest labor-market gains, and solid consumer spending ahead of rate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
U.S
Senate Banking Committee
Central Bank
Greenspan
Planners OK plat amid flaws for private road access
Franklin County Planning Commission approved a final plat despite nonconforming elements. LeRoy Hildebrandt owns about 24.4 acres at 2645 Indiana Terrace and seeks a second subdivision to create four tracts for his daughter's home. The plan shows a 25 foot private road about 540 feet long serving the new house tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tellier
Herald
Franklin County Planning Commission
LeRoy Hildebrandt
Hildebrandt
Indiana Terrace
Wellsville Days Set With Parades Races And Crafts
Wellsville hosts its 17th Wellsville Days this weekend with a 6 a.m. biscuits and gravy breakfast at Mason Hall and 7 a.m. registration for races at the train depot. Five kilometer and fun runs start early, with a nine a.m. craft fair, bake sale, art show, and flea market across Main Street. Nine contestants compete for Miss Sweet Sixteen, proceeds benefit the city library, and Citizen of the Year is named at 10:30 a.m. followed by a kiddie parade. The Westward Ho III parade starts at 1 a.m. as Shriners and local businesses participate in a busy downtown program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsville
John Wilhite
Wellsville
Mason Hall
Crescent Club
Heartland Antiques
Heartland
Don Lambert
Elizabeth Layton
Wellsville Globe
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Wilhite
Also Mentioned on This Page
News Digest
National
AWACS
Freeze
David Bartkoski
Aldwin City
Be Graves
Baker University
Tom Houdek
Rick Smith
Kansas City St. Andrews
Rice
House of Representatives
Jay
Fed
Wellsville Days
Valerie Wolf
American Legion Auxiliary