Paul Mesner Puppets present Just So Stories at Unity Temple
The Paul Mesner Puppets stage Rudyard Kipling tales in May at Unity Temple on the Country Club Plaza. Morning and afternoon shows suit families with tickets $6, deaf friendly 2 p.m. Saturday May 6. Several May events across Kansas City area venues include ESU art exhibit and The Melody Lingers On at ESU, KU concerts, and Topeka Symphony Russian Rhapsody with varied ticket prices.
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Unity Temple
Country Club Plaza
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Jefferson
American Royal Center
Emporia State University
Norman R. Eppnik
Gilson
King Hall
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atvnday-Agea
Jenelle Mundell
Garnett
Clinton H. Asher
Ottawa
Karl G. Bruder
Benjamin Britten
University of Kansas
Lied Center
University Singers
University Symphony
Lawrence
Topeka Symphony Orchestra
White
Washburn University
Combat Air Museum
Forbes Field
Topeka
Amelia Earhart
Helen Hocker
E Park
Republican gives up fight in Connecticut House race
Edward Munster concedes defeat after reviewing the November 8 result that gave Democrat Sam Gejdenson a two vote win. court-ordered changes raised the margin to 21 votes. Munster cites emotional toll as he stops pursuing a new election while House Oversight Committee scrutinizes the race. Gejdenson praises the state’s electoral system and officials.
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Connecticut
Gejdenson
Supreme Court
U.S. House Oversight Committee
Congress
Munster
GOP
Trail funds linger as 1996 plan stalls in legislative wrapup
Anderson County officials report that $150 000 state support for a Richmond to Ottawa trail project is pending a Senate Ways and Means vote and House action. Federal funding hoped at $800 000 to finish phase two, with local support around $52 000. Construction on phase one from Richmond to Welda is not yet scheduled as plans await finalization. Local industry prospects shifted away as Garett pursued sites elsewhere and US Reel chose nearer Kansas City to cut transport costs. Agricultural students excel in state contests while crop prices shift with soybeans at 5 30 and wheat at 3 48. Community events include high school speech drama, golf meets, and a concert in Gamett. Bloodmobile date moved to Holy Angels School gymnasium.
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Garnett
Ottawa
Tola
Anderson County Economic Development
ACED
Dan Benjamin
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
House
Garett
Kansas City
Anderson County High School
Louisburg
Prairie View
Southeast Shavers Barber, Shop
Bolus Fine Arts Center
Gamett
Tim Benton
George Clasen
John Helms
George Furgesort
Blue Mound
Holy Angels School
ANCO
Anderson County
Economist and Morgan Research Group Ltd
Wellsville Math Team Dominates Pitts Relays With Many Medals
Wellsville sent 33 students to the Pittsburg State University Math Relays where more than 1,000 students from 46 schools competed. The Wellsville group earned 41 Top Ten finishes and 11 medals as five teams placed sixth or higher. Brock Chesbro and Russ Dwyer led with first place in programming and tied first in trigonometry, while numerous students earned high placements across categories.
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Wellsville
Pittsburg State University
Moe
Dwyer
Brock Chesbro
Dan Ard
Jon Kramer
Jo Burgoon
Junion Russ Dwyer
Danielle Bedell
Mark Jones
Bjorn Stollenwerk
Christine Rehbein
Kyle Deterding
Heather Belcher
Lacey Breithaupt
Ottawa man among 220 sworn in as lawyers in Topeka
In Topeka at the Performing Arts Center two hundred twenty new lawyers were sworn in by clerks of state and federal courts. Federal Judge Richard D. Rogers and Kansas Supreme Court justices presided. Judge Edward Larson read the roll. among the new admittees was Michael David Burrichter of Ottawa.
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Topeka
Kann
Topeka Performing Arts Center
Richard D. Rogers
State Supreme Court
Edward Larson
Kansas, Court of Appeals
Michael David Burrichter
Ottawa
Flute Recital by OU Senior Ishitani Planned
Migiwa Ishitani a senior music major will present a flute recital at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Ottawa University Chapel Auditorium She hails from Yokohama Japan and is pursuing a bachelor degree in applied music performance A graduate of Kanto Gakuin Women s Junior College she plans graduate school at the University of Kansas
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Ottawa University
Ishitani
Yokohama
Japan
Kanto Gakuin Women’s Junior College
University of Kansas
Aging agency seeks services for seniors in six counties
The East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging invites applications from public and private groups to provide age 60 plus services. BCKAAA manages federal and Kansas aging funds, serving Anderson, Coffey, Franklin, Linn, Miami and Osage counties in income, nutrition, and fitness and wellness programs. Applications due at 132 S. Main, Ottawa. For more information call 242-7200.
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East Central Kansas Area
Agency On Aging
Anderson
Coffey
Franklin
Linn
Miami
Osage
Eckaaa
S. Main
Ottawa
Dance and community notices in Ottawa and Midland
Ottawa VFW hosts a dance on April 20 from 8 to 12 with the band Black Pearl for members and guests. Household hazardous waste drop at FA CO HHW Facility. open times 7 am to 7 pm. Little Dragon Restaurant to close April 24 to May for remodeling. Midland Hospice relocates to 6368 Main. Prom visitation open house April 28 at Bat at 24 p.m. Overbrook First Christian Church hosts a youth auction Saturday April 2 with lunch from 10 to 2 pm.
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Ottawa
VFW
Black Pearl
Bat
Overbrook
First Christian Church
Trail of clues darkens Oklahoma City bombing probe
Authorities pursue a trail of evidence linking Timothy McVeigh to Michigan and Wisconsin leads. James and Terry Nichols are held as material witnesses in Michigan with conspiracy charges. Investigators probe Paulsen’s Military Supply in Wisconsin and Jennifer McVeigh’s possible knowledge.
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Antigo
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Langlade
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Los Angeles Times
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the Times
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Tim
Pendleton
N.Y
Timothy McVeigh
William
Terry Nichols
Army
Fort Riley
Kan
Ben Santos
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