Rochester Institute of Technology dean's list student named
Terry Erisman, first year medical illustration student and Ottawa High School graduate, was named to the dean's list for the winter quarter at Rochester Institute of Technology. He is the son of Bob and June Erisman of 409 Elm. Oasis Club meets at Westminster. Gary Bateman explains clocks. Eldon Schnoke to present April 12 program. Leukemia Society names local fund drive leaders Cindy Davis and Malinda Kraus to chair Kansas Chapter 1994 campaign through April 22. Call (316) 687-2222 for information.
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Rochester Institute of Technology
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Ottawa High School
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June Erisman
Oasis Club
Westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Gary Bateman
Eldon Schnoke
Leukemia Society
Cindy Davis
Princeton
Malinda Kraus
Lane
Kansas
Leukemia Society of America
TV Station Rejects $10 Million Planned Parenthood Ad
KMBC TV in Kansas City declined to air the Planned Parenthood campaign urging coverage of all women’s health care including abortion as part of health care reform. The ad, filmed in Kansas, features women discussing health care issues and was planned for several Midwestern states and D C.
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Kmbc-Tv
Kansas City
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New York
KMBC
Pat Patton
Patton
Kansas
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van de Linde
Grandmother of Everglades Turns 104 in Miami
Marjory Stonem Douglas, age 104, longtime Everglades advocate, remains active despite blindness and hearing loss. She helped defeat a sugar industry backed cleanup bill, promoted Everglades National Park, and inspired preservation through her 1947 book River of Grass. She plans a birthday gathering in Coconut Grove, with President Clinton praising her as the Everglades’ guardian.
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Lake Okeechobee
Florida
Everglades National Park
Dante Fascell
D-Fla
Douglas
Miami River
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Red Cross
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Boeing bets on new 777 widebody jet debut
Boeing Co presses ahead with the twin engine 777 amid market losses and job cuts. Sixteen customers have ordered 147 jets with options for 108 more at 116 to 146 million each. Regulators’ approval for long over ocean flights remains a key risk as United expects first service by May 1995.
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Wash
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Boeing
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United Airlines
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JSA Research
Newport
R.J
United
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