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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1994
Page
3
The piece highlights Steve Woolf, the Ottawa Middle School’s new principal, portrayed as an exceptionally enlightened administrator. Quotes reflect his focus on safety, courtesy, teaching, efficiency, and student motivation through upfront rewards and individualized discipline.
Guest editorials note the Neosho County Community College board will discuss a budget with an eight mill increase, over 30 percent, pushing spending to more than five million dollars for 1995. The Feb 7 meeting in Sanders Hall room 101 invites public input and questions on the levy hike.
Ken Mike Pruner, director of the Franklin County Health Department, lent passes to his family to see President Clinton in Independence, Missouri. After a long wait in a noisy crowd, they glimpsed the president briefly, with Willie Nelson performing nearby and diverse activists clashing as security opened a path to a close but nonexclusive press view. The writer notes the 1994 Kansas Press Association passes as keepsakes.
A caller on WBAM's 24 hour sports talk show with Billy Babble and Jake Jamoke argues the baseball strike is about money. He contends players seek higher pay while owners push profits, and suggests tax changes to avoid lost seasons.
A fragmented OCR listing phone numbers and addresses for U S Senator Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum, U S Representative Jim Slattery, Gov Joan Finney, state officials, and Topeka and state capitol offices. Provides office locations in Washington D C Topeka and contact numbers, with several OCR errors and incomplete lines.
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