Paola Art League Offers Beginners and Advanced Classes
Paola Art League sponsors watercolor and acrylics classes at the Paola Cultural Center beginning mid April through late May. Watercolor runs Saturdays 1 to 4 p.m. and acrylics start April 26 7 to 9 p.m. Four weeks. registration contacts listed. Also farm tour singles activity and city garage sale plans. a charity supper in Melvern and a fraud prevention seminar with FBI agent Roland Corvington.
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Paola Art League
Paola Cultural Center
David Evans
Evans
Kansas
Williamsburg
Judd Ranch
Pomona
Sylvester’s
Kansas State Bank
Franklin County Annex
White Hours denies planting people at events
The White Hours denied planting supporters at televised town halls as Hillary Clinton urged health care action. Clinton spoke at a Minnesota rally sponsored by the Nurses Association, urging health security for all Americans and criticizing the damaged health care system.
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Clinton
Minnesota Nurses’ Association
Legislator of the Year Honored for Disability Health Reform Work
Sen. Doug Walker of Osawatomie received the Legislator of the Year award from the Kansas Association of Centers for Independent Living. The ceremony in the Statehouse Rotunda honored his dedication to people with disabilities and health care reform in Kansas. Walker, in his second term for the 12th district, serves on key health panels and commissions.
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Doug Walker
Kansas Association of Centers For Independent Living
Statehouse
KACIL
Gina McDonald
Walker
Kansas
Senate Public Health and Welfare
Joint
Kansas Commission On the Future of Health Care, Inc
Relay for Life set with activities for Ottawa area
Franklin County chapter hosts an 18 hour Relay for Life at Steve Grogan Stadium May 6 to May 7. Teams of 10 walk in shifts while fundraising through flat donations or per lap pledges. Activities include volleyball, Frisbee, tug of war, music, tents allowed, and a 10 p.m. luminary ceremony for donations.
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Ave
Franklin County
American Cancer Society
Kathy Niehoff
Steve Grogan Stadium
Ottawa High School
Niehoff
The
Cancer Society
FDA warns tamoxifen links to uterine cancer risk
The FDA upgraded warnings on the cancer drug tamoxifen noting it helps breast cancer but raises uterine cancer risk. Women currently or formerly on the drug should get gynecological exams and watch for uterine cancer symptoms, while the overall benefits for breast cancer remain.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
David Kessler
Weather outlook for UUM Bee Kansas and Ottawa data
Extended Monday cool with rain likely east and a chance west. Lows 30s northwest to mid 40s east. highs upper 40s to 50s. Tuesday mostly dry with a chance of rain southeast early. highs mid 50s to mid 60s. Wednesday dry and warmer with mid 30s to mid 40s lows and 60s across. Data from Ottawa Water Plant includes yesterday’s record highs and barometer around 30.02 inches.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Network names chemicals add to cigarettes in study
AP reports that certain additives may cause liver damage and convulsions in animals, fueling tobacco regulation debates. Experts say the issue may be overstated given decades of known toxic elements in smoke. NPR disclosed 13 chemicals from the secret additive list amid FDA considerations to classify nicotine as a drug.
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Washington
Stanton Grantz
University of California
San Francisco
Food and Drug Administration
National Public Radio
Pilot accused of assault had faced disciplinary hearing
MEMPHIS AP The Federal Express pilot Auburn Calloway 42 attacked a jet crew with a hammer and spear gun then landed the DC-10 safely He had faced a company hearing for allegedly lying on his employment application and failing to disclose a prior firing The hearing reviewed discrepancies in his personnel records and Federal Express declined to discuss his background
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Memphis, Tenn
Federal Express
Auburn Calloway
Calloway
Commercial Appeal
Local Spring Sales and Community Events Flyer Highlights
Heavenly Scents hosts a Bake Sale by Auntie Em's Animal Rescue on Sunday April 10 from 10 am to 5 pm at Wal-Mart. Designer products feature active wear at 221 W 17 St Ottawa KS. Cook's Service advertises flat tire repair. Merle Norman Cosmetics promotes spring promotions with two cosmetics items through April 30. The Fr Co Humane Society will be closed on April 9 and 11 with emergency contacts listed.
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Animal Rescue
Wal-Mart
Ottawa
Fairgrounds
FR. Co. Humane Society, Inc
Man
Students Training to Help Both Themselves and Others
Youth training emphasizes teamwork and getting along with people even if you dislike them. It urges thinking before acting and views anger as unnecessary. Mayor Jackson aims to have youth participate in solutions, not problems, while volunteering means acting without being asked.
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Jackson
Legislature acts on veterans tax refund and helmet law
The Senate approved a $66 million pension tax refund for retired veterans taxed 1984 1991, while House rejection sent it to conference. A proposed mandatory motorcycle helmet law failed in both chambers, sending the measure back to conference. Also approved was a severance tax cut for natural gas moving to higher production and lower rates, with projected revenue losses.
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Senate
House
Conference Committee
Gil Ross
Ays and Means Committee
Begina
Kansas ‘Department ‘of ‘Transportation
Steve Morris
Special portable planetarium program at Garfield Starlab
A portable inflatable Starlab planetarium will visit Garfield Elementary School Monday afternoon with student programs at 1 1:45 and 2 30 p.m. Sponsored by McDonald's Restaurants in the Heart of America and Hugh O'Reilly's Ottawa location, part of Goals 2000 Educate America. The Kansas City Museum also backs the Starlab tours to area schools.
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Starlab
Garfield Elementary
McDonald’s Restaurants
the Heart of America
Ottawa
Hugh O'Reilly
McDonald's
America
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Elaine Shaffer
White House
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U.S
Eller
Harold Crump
KSTP
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Relay For Life
Ann McLain
Prestige Real Estate
Beyond Video
Ottawa Herald
Uum
Norte
Richmond A. Meth. Comm
Wright
Merle Norman Cosmetics
S. Main
Garfield
Kansas City Museum
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Polen
Caer Ous Jr
Miami
Douglas
Mali
State of Kansas
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