Pastor Duran marks 25th ordination anniversary
The Rev. John Duran, pastor of Faith Lutheran Church, celebrated the 25th anniversary of his ordination during a Sunday potluck. The service was officiated by the Rev. Brice Frederickson of Messiah Lutheran Church in Minneapolis, a longtime friend. The Duran family attended with three children, a son-in-law, Duran’s mother, and Carol’s parents. Duran’s first parish was at Mt. Ayr and Bedford, Iowa, and he joined Faith Lutheran about three years ago.
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Ganske faces Medicare debate in GOP district meeting
In a district gathering, constituents pressed for price details and options on Medicare changes. Ganske, a physician tied to Gingrich allies, defended his stance while Democrats promise to use the issue against him next year. Residents voiced concern over rising medicine costs and unclear cuts.
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Weather fragment hints at rising figures and dates
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered numbers and dates such as 84 114 4931 51 1931 94 and a 98.27 reading. The text hints at weather data or a sequence of measurements but lacks clear context, subjects, or locations for a fuller summary.
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New Zealanders Call Boycott Over French Nuclear Tests
New Zealand labor unions urge a consumer boycott of French goods to protest France resuming nuclear weapons tests in the South Pacific. The Council of Trade Unions asks shoppers to avoid French products and retailers to remove them from shelves.
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Hospital board meeting scrutinizes staff hiring policies
Anderson County Hospital Board met for about three hours to discuss personnel hires across departments and to review hiring procedures following July allegations by former EMT Dawn Luttig. Commissioners planned an ambulance service feasibility talk and a forensic-audit cost discussion, while questions arose about policy adherence and staff turnover.
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Hobo Days celebrate rails lore in Baldwin City
Former hobos led by Steam Train Murray return for the second annual Hobo Days at the Santa Fe Depot. The event features a hobo jungle, nightly fires, craft displays, and train rides with side door Pullman cars, plus a hobo stew lunch and an auction. Excursions run 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 and 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. tickets are $5.50 for adults, $2.50 for children 4 to 12, under 3 free.
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McVeigh Sister Describes FBI Pressure and Threats
McVeigh sister recounts cooperating with federal prosecutors and providing two typewritten statements about her brother. She describes interviews, questions, and a magazine visit showing graphic posters and potential charges including life imprisonment and death penalty. Federal officials deny prior knowledge or participation and PBS says no comment.
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Barings trader seeks media deal for tell-all book
Nick Leeson, the trader whose bets toppled Barings Bank, is trying to sell his story. A newspaper estimate puts potential earnings near 5 million dollars as he negotiates book rights and media interviews while awaiting extradition from Frankfurt to Singapore.
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Kansas for profit opens schools in three states
Kansas based Edison plans elementary schools in Boston Sherman Texas and Mount Clemens Michigan as it expands slowly to include middle and high schools. Wichita district pays Edison 2.5 million for 610 students and 4 000 per pupil for 48 000 total. Edison funded 1.6 million for air conditioning laptops classroom computers books and supplies this summer, to be repaid from district funds. Edison curriculum was created by veteran educators after studying programs globally.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff credits page
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective October 1, 1994 for Ottawa and surrounding areas, with separate pricing by carrier and mail routes, and notes all rates are in advance. The page also presents staff roles including editor publisher and department heads.
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