OHS Thinclads Win Big in Southeast Kansas Invasion
The OHS track team delivers a sweeping victory in Southeast Kansas as part of their invasion event. Star performers defended titles, with teammates securing multiple top finishes and regional bragging rights shaping season momentum.
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OHS
Kansas
Innovative ECVC Class Shines in State Competition
East Central Vocational Cooperative students in Wichita earned 15 medals and a trophy in a state police and fire training contest, competing against Garden City Community College. Leader Cameron Henson notes the four high schoolers faced top teams in their first year.
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Jay Bemis
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Wichita
Garden City Community College
Garden City
Cameron Henson
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
ECVC
Ben Hadley
Efort
Ottawa
Henson
Stephanie Sands
Central Heights
Lonette Brown
Kansas
Reagan Sees Possible Raids on Iran and Syria
President Reagan said the United States might attack the capitals of Iran and Syria if irrefutable evidence linked either to a terrorist act. He stressed a universal policy against state-sponsored terrorism and noted Western efforts to curb terrorism with European support.
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Reagan
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Syria
Tokyo
White House
Gary Hart
Dcolo
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Libya
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Vernon A. Walters
City adopts Health Care Plus option for city employees
City employees may choose Health Care Plus an HMO from Lawrence. Open enrollment ends Friday with May 1 start. Seven current signups. HCP covers preventive care with a $25 emergency co pay. Only certain physicians are HCP providers requiring designation of a primary care physician. BCBS remains an option at $118.20 monthly versus HCP at $129.08 for family plans.
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Melissa Bauman
Health Care Plus
Judy Hasty
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Jackie Elrod
HBIG
Northeast
Ottawa
Olathe
Lawrence
Paola
Osawatomie
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Blue Cross
Kansas House Sells Tax Hike Split Debate In 1986 Session
Negotiators delay sales tax increase talks as House and Senate push omnibus appropriations bill first. Gov Carlin backs a full cent rise on July 1 with a plan to bank 41 million, while House favors half now and half later. Income tax reform also sparks contention amid tax burden concerns.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
House
John Carlin
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