Frog Piebald Ice Cream Parlor Opens Quietly
A local frog themed ice cream shop named Frog Piebald unveils its doors in a quiet ceremony. Owner Pe Ee says the shop features unique flavors and plans community events, drawing curious residents and visitors to the new storefront downtown.
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Washington
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Cairo
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Tokyo
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Fragmentary OCR text appears to report a time schedule or event cue with unclear context. Readable pieces suggest a time 8 08 pm and mentions a few letters and numbers without coherent details or identifiable entities.
Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Council Moves Headquarters
The National Council of the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial will relocate to St. Louis Missouri, consolidating at the Missouri Historical Society after closing Portland headquarters and laying off four staff. Robert Archibald, president of the Missouri Historical Society, was elected council president, stating readiness to fund five million dollars for fifteen celebrations from 2003 to 2006 beginning at Monticello and moving along the path to the Pacific Ocean.
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National Council of the
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Council
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Ore
Missouri Historical Society
Robert Archibald
Archibald
Louisville
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Pacific Ocean
Drug companies knew Courtney diluted medicines since 1998 case motion filed
Plaintiffs in the diluted drugs scandal cite internal documents showing Eli Lilly and Bristol-Myers Squibb knew of Courtney's tampering as early as 1998. They allege lack of notification to authorities allowed untimely cancer patient deaths. The motion expands details while not changing Courtney's existing counts.
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Kansas City
Robert Courtney
Courtney
Eli Lilly and Co
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co
Jackson County
Bristol-Myers
Eli Lilly and
Bristol Myers
Mike Ketchmark
Associated Press
Topeka teachers scarce for new classrooms
Topeka parents fault district for building 19 second grade classrooms with bond funds but lacking money to hire teachers. The district says $665,000 is needed to staff, and state funds plus bond proceeds cannot cover salaries. Officials aimed to reduce class size to 18 to 1 but face funding gaps.
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Topeka
Brad Stauffer
Stauffer
Topeka State Hospital
Lou Saads
Williams Science and Fine Arts Magnet School
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