Baldwin junior high girls learn track from legend Timmons
Former KU coach Bob Timmons, now a Track Coaches Hall of Fame inductee, is teaching Baldwin Junior High girls track. The feature notes his recent election and plans to share coaching insights, with more on page 7.
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Bob Timmons
Track Coaches Hall of Fame
Weather outlook shows light rain possible Thursday
A forecast calls for a chance of light rain on Thursday with otherwise partly sunny skies and a high near 60. Northwest winds from 5 to 10 mph. For more weather information, see page 2.
Ryun to Speak to Franklin County GOP on Friday
Congressman Jim Ryun of Kansas will address the Franklin County Republican Central Committee at 7 p.m. Friday in the Ransom Memorial Hospital conference room. Larry Wright, county GOP chairman, says the talk will cover local issues like US-59 improvements between Ottawa and Lawrence and a Washington update. Wright expects Ryun to take questions and meet constituents one on one.
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Jim Ryun
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Franklin County
Republican Central Committee
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Larry Wright
GOP
Ryun
Ottawa
Lawrence
Washington
Wright
VFW Loyalty Day honors Papps and essay winner in Ottawa
VFW Post 5901 and Auxiliary will observe Loyalty Day at 6 30 p m Saturday at the VFW building. Joe Wakefield Jr says Loyalty Day marks the American way of life and the VFW role in it. Activities include flag rededication dinner and a 500 scholarship to the 1998 essay winner, awarded to a Franklin County high school student. George A Papps will be recognized as 1998 1999 Second District commander of Kansas. He is a Korean War Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient, active past commander, and Ottawan now living in Garnett with his wife Dee. Other Ottawa VFW Post 5901 former Second District commanders include Roy Lambert Garland Hinkle and Warren Sellens.
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Franklin County
U.S
George A. Papps
Kansas
Papps
Lawrence
Dee
Garnett
Ottawa Vfw Post No
Roy Lambert
Garland Hinkle
Warren Sellens
Coffey County Spring Tour visits historic Kansas sites
The Coffey County Historical Society hosts an 8 a.m. May 9 bus tour from Burlington to Baldwin. Stops include the Battle of Black Jack site, the Santa Fe Trail ruts, and Baker University chapel reassembly. Jane Richards will guide. lunch at Baker. a 1950s train ride from Nowhere to Somewhere. Call 316-364-2653 for reservations.
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Burlington
Coffey County Historical Society
Baldwin
John Brown
Kansas
Jane Richards
Franklin County Historical Society
England
Baker University
Baker
Coffey County Museum
Overbrook Alumni Banquet Set for May 23 at Church
The 96th annual Overbrook Rural High School Alumni Banquet will begin at 6 p.m. May 23 at the Overbrook United Methodist Church. Price is 8.50 per person with reservations due by May 19. Send checks to ORHS Alumni Association P.O. box 277 Overbrook 66524. For more information call Dorothy Hylton at 785 262 5533.
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Jail a High Crime Area In Hampton VA
Hamp ton Virginia jail authorities report a civilian canteen attendant was struck by Anthony Darden 21 who reached through bars, grabbed two packs of peanut butter crackers and struck the guard with a broom. Darden was captured and the items recovered.
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Hampton, Va
Anthony
Yrone Darden
Darden
Ottawa University Godspell opens with cast in second act
Curtains rise at OU Above as Nathan Jesus played by Christopher Massey leads followers in Godspell. Shannon Heck root and Sarah Lemp sing By My Side in the second act as director Larry Peters presents the OU Theater production at 8 p.m. Thursday to Saturday with a 2 p.m. Saturday matinee. Tickets are 6 dollars for adults and 4 dollars for students, available at the door or by calling 242-5200 ext 6009.
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Jesus
Christopher Massey
Ottawa University
Josie
Shannon Heckroot
Marie
Sarah Lemp
OU Theater Department
Larry Peters
Miller to decide on Graves GOP bid next week
Insurance agent David G. Miller plans to announce his decision on challenging Gov. Bill Graves for the Republican nomination in the August primary. Miller, 47, will reportedly enter the race though he declined to confirm. GOP conservatives Tim Shallenburger and Susan Wagle say Miller is running, while Miller says he’ll share his decision soon.
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Kan
David G. Miller
Bill Graves
Miller
Eudora
David Miller
Topeka
Associated Press
Graves
Tim Shallenburger
Baxter Springs
Susan Wagle
Wichita
Shallenburger
City Commission Mulls Two Animal Ordinances
The commission will review limits on domestic animals and a ban on exotic species at a 7 p.m. May 6 meeting. Grandfathering applies to existing pets, with permits possible for exceptions. various species have specific per household limits. Exceptions cover clinics, transport, pounds, and licensed service providers. exotic rules ban venomous animals and many wild species with listed exceptions.
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Ttawn City
Ottawa sex offender appeals sentence and plea ruling
Mondragon, an Ottawa sex offender convicted in Colorado in 1985 for molesting three girls, appeals a judge's deviation from state guidelines and a district ruling dismissing a motion to withdraw his no contest plea for aggravated battery. His post-release supervision was extended to five years and a psychological evaluation ordered.
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Ottawa
Mondragon
Thomas H. Sachse
Pee Randolph Mondragon
Sachse
Colorado
Jones appeals Clinton sexual harassment suit decision
Paula Jones formally appealed U S District Judge Susan Webber Wrights April 1 ruling that her sexual harassment claims against President Clinton fell short of federal trial. The appeal seeks review by the 8th Circuit, challenging rulings on deposition limits and a defamation claim, while noting no new allegations.
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Ittle Rock, Ark
Paula Jones
Clinton
U.S
Susan Webber Wright
Jones
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Appeals Court
Wright
Arkansas
Rollover crash near Eisenhower and Jackson injures three
A two vehicle crash at Eisenhower and Jackson Tuesday at about 3:45 PM left three people with minor injuries. Albert Lamyn 62 and Frances Lamyn of Williamsburg were in a 1995 Ford F-250 when struck by a 1982 Chevy Citation driven by Jennifer R. McBride 17 Lane. All were treated and released at Ransom Memorial Hospital. none wore seat belts.
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Eisenhower
Jackson Roads
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Albert Lamyn
Frances
Williamsburg
Jennifer R. McBride
Lane
Sheriff's Department
McBride
Lamyns
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