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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1998

Page

8

Ottawa High hosts orientation fair for new middle schoolers

Partly sunny and warm Thursday with a high around 80. An orientation fair for new sixth graders and middle school students will be from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday in the Cyclone Room at Ottawa High School. Sponsored by the Middle School Site Council, the event offers tours and information about the middle school experience.

Ottawa High School

FB Widows Primed With Ottawa Uni Coaches

Ottawa University football staff join Ransom Memorial Hospital to train local women in football basics, promoting safety drills and game understanding as part of a community outreach program.

Ottawa University Ransom Memorial Hospital

Public forum to discuss US-59 routes to Ottawa and Lawrence

A second public forum on US-59 improvements between Ottawa and Lawrence is set for 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Building 21, Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds. KDOT and Bartlett and West staff will answer questions on two route options four-lane expansions, one east of the existing road.

Lawrence Ottawa Douglas County Fairgrounds 19Th Harper Kansas Department of Transportation Bartlett and West Topeka KDOT

Derby School District’s Confederate flag ruling upheld

A federal judge ruled Derby School District acted within its rights to suspend a student who drew a Confederate flag in class, upholding school policy. The Rutherford Institute, which represents student T J West, plans an appeal. The institute cites First Amendment arguments and civil rights support from its Charlottesville base.

Wichita U.S Wesley Brown Derby Schools Amy Wright

Insufficiently Attentive People in Weird News

In February in Boston a man believed he was merely struck in a park and could walk off the pain until attendants at Quin cy Hospital suggested he might have been shot in the head. In May in Sacramento a 19 year old was convicted on four counts of attempted murder with victims describing delayed awareness after gunshot wounds to the stomach and ear to nostril paths.

Timothy Devine Boston Quincy Hospital Sacramento Calif Chuck Shepherd P.O St. Petersburg Fla

State tests show improvement but math lags in Kansas

Kansas schools show overall progress toward world class standards, yet math scores lag. State Board Chair Kevin Gilmore notes improvements across elementary and secondary levels while cautioning that results must be viewed in context of high academic expectations. Data cover districts like Ottawa, Wellsville, Central Heights, West Franklin, Pomona, Williamsburg, Anderson County and others with reading, math and writing composites across grades 4 7 and 10.

JO Peka Kan Kansas State Board of Education Kevin Gilmore Olathe Ottawa Wellsville Central Heights Usd West Franklin Pomona Williamsburg Anderson County Greeley Garnett Ottawa Lincoln Hawthorne Garfield Eugene Field Eisenhower West Franklin Williamsburg Appanoose Anderson County Westphalia Mount Ida Westphalia Lincoln Garnet

Spat over old middle school demolition ends in partial draw

Three government entities argued before Franklin County Administrative Judge James Smith about demolishing the old Ottawa middle school. Smith found the State Historical Preservation Officer did not properly determine preservation merits and directed the Ottawa school district to seek SHPO input again. He said the city lacked proper authority to deny the permit and that the burden of proving feasible alternatives shifted to the school board.

Franklin County James Smith M.J. Willoughby State Historical Society Smith State Historical Preservation Officer SHPO Ramon Powers James J. Smith Franklin County District Court Ottawa SHPD Todd Thompson Lawrence Thompson Ottawa City Commission

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