Students Named to Dean’s Honor Roll at Washburn University
Washburn University in Topeka announced dean’s honor roll recipients for the term, listing local students Baldwin Steven Ray Absher Garnett Erica Gwynn Barr Osage City Deeann Butterfield Susanne Johansson Ottawa Susan Anne Baylor Shannon Kite James Mauszycki Overbrook Shawna J Craig Quenemo Jennifer Milliken. Central Heights graduate Michael Heironimus named Camras NEXT scholar at Illinois Institute of Technology with future research and mentorship plans. Barton County Community College released spring 1997 dean’s list names Amanda J Duncan Ottawa and Rebecca J Robbins Pomona. Wynndee Lee earned a KU master’s in public administration and Pi Alpha Alpha membership. she works for City of Ottawa planning department.
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Osage City
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Ottawa
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Central Heights
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Illinois Institute of Technology
Chicago
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IIT
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Great Bend
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Pomona
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Lawrence
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Area students accept Fort Hays scholarships
Four area students will attend Fort Hays State University for 1997 98. Christopher Bell a 1997 Wellsville High School graduate received a 1000 University Gold Academic Award. Elizabeth Hornbuckle a FHSU junior received 600 Jelli son Trust Scholarship. Peter Kay received 1000 University Gold award. Brandy Wagoner a 1997 Pomona High School graduate received 500 Hays City Silver award. Wagoner majors in pre medicine.
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Ottawa
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Pomona
Brooklyn Bomb Suspects Linked to Hamas Leader Hamas
FBI and Police say two men planned to target U.S. and Jewish interests worldwide. Families describe them as nonpolitical. Mayor Giuliani urges immigration policy tightening and calm as CBS reports links to Hamas leader Mousa Abu Marzook.
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Ottawa Herald Delivery and Subscription Rates Notice
Reader information outlines delivery times for Ottawa and surrounding areas and provides contact numbers. It lists carrier and mail subscription prices by location, with monthly rates from seven to ten dollars and discounts for multi month terms.
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Postmaster: Send address changes to T Periodical postage paid at
Address change request note appears to be a generic postal directive indicating where periodical mail is paid. The line to interpret as a standalone item lacks distinct entities but confirms standard postal administration language.
Ten-year-old questioned on sand burial case sparks Miranda rights debate
The boy's lawyers allege his confession was coerced, claiming the "Officer Friendly" approach misled him. They argue he could not knowingly waive rights and request his mother or an attorney. Kansas lacks an age limit on waiving Miranda rights, prompting expert questions about juvenile understanding.
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University of Minnesota
Feld
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Salina
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Juvenile rape case draws scrutiny and family voices
B.B. a 10 year old boy undergoes juvenile court proceedings after a girl testifies of molestation. Attorneys discuss Miranda rights, evidence, and possible bias while B.B. faces detention, later assaults, and debates over treatment versus punishment. Supporters urge safeguards and question racial motivation.
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Kansas road projects outline across multiple counties
The report details surface rehabilitation and preservation work on U S 69 and U S 75 in Coffey Osage and Lyon counties plus resurfacing on K 68 and K 278 near Lyndon and Melvern. It lists two Coffey County U S 75 projects including Burlington resurfacing from Hudson Street to city limits and a segment around the Coffey Osage line. It also notes a Osage County reconstruction of U S 75 from south of K 278 to Lyndon limits and preservation on U S 75 along Lyndon city bounds and K 278 toward Melvern Recreation area.
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Melvern
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Kansas team wins contest to design do it yourself plane
A joint team from Wichita State University University of Kansas and Kansas State University won first in the NASA FAA General Aviation Design Competition at Oshkosh Wisconsin. They will share a $3,000 cash prize and colleges share $5,000. The four passenger kit plane Adagio costs about $75000 to build and rivals a Cessna 172R.
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Wichita, Kan
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University of Kansas
Kansas State University
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Court upholds electric rate cut in Kansas
The Kansas Court of Appeals affirmed a January decision by the Kansas Corporation Commission approving a 75 million dollar reduction in electric rates for Western Resources operating companies KGE and KPL. The court remanded to resolve whether the KCC used a valid cost of service rate design to distribute the reductions among rate payer classes.
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Big Topeka
Weather Outlook With Scattered Thunderstorms This Week
The forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of morning thunderstorms today with warm humid conditions and a high near 90. Tonight, another 30 percent thunderstorm chance with a low around 70. Sunday through Wednesday feature variable chances of thunderstorms, with highs ranging from the mid 80s to mid 90s and lows in the 60s to 70s.
Kansas lawmakers weigh merit pay amid pay plan criticisms
State officials and lawmakers debate merit pay versus longevity based raises for civil service workers. Kansas Association of Public Employees cautions against political influences in evaluations while governors and parties weigh changes and potential cost of living adjustments.
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Stone
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D-Topeka
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