Need for speed at Kansas Relays feature Greene
The world’s fastest human Maurice Greene from Kansas City is set to run Saturday afternoon at the Kansas Relays. Oklahoma State runners will also compete at KU, with events noted on page 7.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2000
Page
7
The world’s fastest human Maurice Greene from Kansas City is set to run Saturday afternoon at the Kansas Relays. Oklahoma State runners will also compete at KU, with events noted on page 7.
Tonight there is a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms after midnight with a low near 50. Sunday brings a 60 percent chance of rain with highs around 65. Sunday night and Monday may see additional rain, with lingering chances for precipitation across the period.
Renita Abel a first grade teacher at Eugene Field Elementary and Nancy Baylor a sixth grade teacher at Ottawa Middle School have been named district teachers of the year for Ottawa. They were nominated for Kansas State Teacher of the Year with Abel on the elementary level and Baylor on the secondary level. Abel has 20 years in Ottawa and Baylor 23 years in the district. Abel emphasizes engaging, simple methods and yearned to inspire young learners, while Baylor has helped implement STEP 1 and continues teaching at OMS.
The Herald reports phase two of 23rd Street and U.S.59 work begins Monday at 8 a.m. Detours close the west side from McDonalds to Taylor Construction and 23rd Street west of U.S.59 to King Street. U.S.59 pared to two lanes, east side open. Completion about 1e months pending weather.
Boston AP report surveys how dietary guidance such as high fiber, salt limits, egg limits, and estrogen impacts have fluctuated with new studies. Experts blame confident claims, media sensationalism, and incomplete data for shifting conclusions while noting obesity risks and the uncertain benefits of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
Kansas House leaders expect a smooth wrap up of the 2000 session despite remaining issues. Key talks include prison space, tobacco settlement funds, public access to meetings and documents, prescription drug policies for the elderly, and workers compensation, with Speaker Robin Jennison and Majority Leader Kent Glasscock signaling cooperation to finish in four days.
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