Girls Want to Have Fun Weekend Wins Highlight OHS Teams
The OHS girls soccer and softball teams posted wins this weekend as pages 7 and 8 preview the coverage.
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OHS
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1999
Page
6
Weather outlook and mild showers for Tuesday
Tonight sees increasing clouds with a low near 45 and a southeast wind of 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday remains mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers in the afternoon and gusty winds.
Teen drowns at Hillsdale lake. boy missing after raft incident
At Hillsdale Lake in Miami County a 17 year old boy drowned early Sunday after boarding a small raft with his father and 9 year old brother. The father and younger boy reached shore safely while authorities searched for the teen.
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Hillsdale
Miami County
Classified and feature page references
A brief, inventory style note lists newspaper sections and page numbers including Classifieds on page 6, Comics on pages 8 and 9, Daily Report on page 3, Farm on page 5, Opinion on page 4, Obituaries on page 2, and Sports on page 2, with additional references to page 7.
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Page & Daily Report
Farm Vo
Wey Eel
Spring books at twilight at Ottawa Library
The Ottawa Library hosts Books at Twilight with the spring theme It’s Spring What’s New for children from pre school through fifth grade. The program starts at 6 30 p m Thursday and includes books for all ages plus a simple art project. No registration is required. Call 242 3080 for information.
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Ottawa
Kirstie Alley in Kansas street naming episode sparks clash
Actress Kirstie Alley returning to Kansas on Veronica's Closet prompts a storyline where her character's hometown planning a street name leads to a hostile reception. The Harper town setting angers residents who dislike the TV depiction and the trash alley naming.
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Harper
Kirstie Alley
Kansas
Alley
Veronica Chase
Veronica
Wichita
Ron Holt
Salvage Effort Under Way for $250 Million Missile Warning Satellite
CAPE CANAVERAL AP Air Force controllers work around the clock to rescue a $250 million Defense Support Program satellite stranded in a useless orbit. If unsalvageable, the failed mission costs taxpayers $682 million including the Titan rocket.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Carol Searson
Schriever Air Force Base
Colorado
Air Force Titan
Frontiers of Medicine Ethical Concerns Highlighted
The January report notes Baxter International defended a 1998 artificial blood study where nearly half of treated patients died and consent was not obtained, relying on community notification instead of individual approval. It also covers a 1998 NIH trial at the University of Colorado with 40 Parkinson's patients, half receiving fetal brain tissue implants and half receiving sham drilling, with delays after two patients fed.
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Frontiers of Medicine
Chicago
Baxter International
Baxter
Food and Drug Administration
Chicago Sun-Times
National Institutes of Health
University of Colorado
Lawmaking wraps up with end of session critique
Kansans see a switch off season delay as legislators stall big issues until a late wrap up. The 1999 Legislature adjourned first on Saturday and returns April 28 to finish high priority items including transportation, higher education restructuring, juvenile justice funding, and the Omnibus Appropriations Act. Senate leaders defend the process as necessary to avoid constant reworking.
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Anthony Hensley
Topeka
Senate
Dick Bond
Overland Park
Hensley
Legislators adjourn after weekend budget talks
POPERA AP Legislators wrapped up weekend work on a bill carrying about nine billion dollars in state spending for the 2000 fiscal year. The joint panel spared no time in voting to send the package to Gov. Graves, then left for a wrap-up session planned for April 28. The conference committee narrowly avoided deep splits, notably omitting money for juvenile justice while adding eighteen million for mentally ill and developmentally disabled programs. The House approved 97-25 and the Senate 35-2 amid a Democrats coalition backdrop.
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Topeka
Nature of the Beast
Legisla
Popera
House
Ottawa Mayors says middle school vote dead
Ottawa officials dismissed an advisory election on the old Ottawa Middle School Building after Franklin County Commissioners rejected the proposal 5-0. Mayor Blaine Finch said the vote amounts to a nonstarter and the county’s ballot financing would not be shared. Judge James Smith’s April 14 decision on ownership looms as the likely turning point.
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Ottawa
Blaine Finch
Finch
Franklin County
Scott Lambers
City Commission
Lambers
Ottawa School Board
Tom Weigand
NATO Bombing Expands in Serbia Industrial Heartland
NATO war planes hit Serbia's oil refineries and fuel depots as the campaign to pressure Milosevic intensifies. State media claimed a passenger train was struck with several cars derailed and deaths reported, while Yugoslav officials spoke of 150 Kosovo Liberation Army killed and civilian casualties in clashes near the Albanian border. independent confirmation was not available.
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Elgrade
Yugoslavia
NATO
Serbia
Slobodan Milosevic
Kosovo
Kosovo Liberation Army
Tanjug
Marina
Kosare
Greece
Mega Television
Leskovac
Svetolik Kostadino
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Chuck Shepherd
News OF the Weird
Ron Bishop
Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Jopeka
Bill Graves
OMS
Harold Fuller
Lane-area
USD 290
Eisenhower Road
Riley Road
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