Achievement Center at Ottawa Middle School Highlighted
Ottawa Middle School’s Achievement Center, led by Joleen Thompson, Sharon Hoch, and Dianna McKenzie, serves students with behavior disorders and other special learning needs. The program uses team teaching, IEPs, least restrictive environments, and art and drama to support learning, with plans for a district-wide slide show.
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Ottawa Middle School
Joleen Thompson
Sharon Hoch
Dianna McKenzie
OMS
Thompson
Ottawa
McKenzie
Kansas Arts Resource Training System
Achievement Center
Hospital Board weighs administrator or firm choice
The RMH hospital board reviews options for leadership amid a wave of studies and a public relations campaign. Proposals from Hospital Corporation of America and Health Management Professionals are due, with public Q&A sessions and a search committee narrowing 200 applications to five or six candidates.
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Franklin County
Kansas City
George
Nounced
Hospital Corporation of America
Health Management Professionals
HCA
HMP
RMH
Ottawa Library
County Commissioner's Office
George's Office
Dewey Smith
Lora Reiter
Bus h Defends Right To Dissent At Minnesota Speech
Vice President George Bush faced hecklers at the University of Minnesota as about 50 protesters shouted Nazi slurs and carried symbols during a 30 minute Carlson Lecture event. Police arrested three for blocking aisles while Bush defended free expression.
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Minneapolis
George Bush
Bush
University of Minnesota
Gary Wilson
University Police
Dukakis Joins Dem Presidential Field in New Hampshire
Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis publicly joined the 1988 Democratic presidential race in Manchester New Hampshire. He framed his bid as a test of governance and criticized Reagan policies while alluding to rival Gary Hart. Dukakis highlighted nearly a decade of state leadership as proof of his fitness for the White House.
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Manchester
N.H
Massachusetts
Michael S. Dukakis
America
Dukakis
Gary Hart
White House
American engineer Ben Linder is killed in Nicaragua
In Matagalpa Nicaragua colleagues of Benjamin Ernest Linder 27 of Portland blame the Reagan administration for his death. Linder was killed Tuesday in La Camaleona Jinotega while aiding a Sandinista hydroelectric project. His coffin arrived in Matagalpa as about 50 foreign volunteers attended his wake at the presidential delegate’s office.
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Benjamin Ernest Linder
Portland
Linder
Con
Managua
Matagalpa
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