Area students win Emporia State scholarships for 1995 fall
Several area students received academic scholarships from Emporia State University for the 1995 fall semester. Recipients include Ryan N. Ayers of Ottawa with the William and Dorothy Schlicher Scholarship, Joy R. Crist of Garnett with the Robert Hodkins Scholarship, Rebecca Criger of Overbrook with the Robertson-Sloan Scholarship, and Karen Collins of Waverly with the Ora Forbeck and MacFarlane memorial scholarships. A 3.0 GPA is required for consideration.
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Revised Haskell opens for fall
Lawrence Kansas AP reports Haskell Indian Nations University begins its first four year bachelor’s program in elementary education this fall. Classes start Wednesday as first year students move into dorms without air conditioning while bids for a new residence hall are awaited.
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Haskell Indian Nations University
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Anderson County Economic group reviews retention survey results
The ACED board discussed presenting a business retention survey conducted with Pittsburg State University. About 10 firms saw negative attitudes from government, a special committee was proposed to meet owners, and data are being analyzed. Future plans awaited September.
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County panel approves 1996 budget amid mill levy dispute
County commissioners rejected changing this year budget to raise full costs for materials. DeJulio warned loss of 25 000 to 40 000 dollars in reimbursements without full cost sales while promising work with the department to manage next year’s budget adjustments. The panel would need republishing and another public hearing to amend now.
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County commission reschedules meetings amid travel and holiday
The county commission cancels Wednesday session as Mavity, Hayden, and Savage will be out of town. Labor Day causes a skipped meeting next Monday. September 6 moves back to regular hours 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Mavity on vacation. Savage unavailable in evening. Treasurer and motor vehicle offices stay open 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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Those Mad Bombers and the Missing Syringes Heist
A string of odd crimes and claims spans multiple states. Police say Liebenow robbed a CVS then re entered to steal syringes he forgot, while other incidents include a grocery owner’s arrest during a confrontation with a delivery driver, a New Jersey judge sentencing a mother for strangling her newborn, a missing persons report in Durham for Darryl Byrd, and heated political and media industry reactions to crime and gun shows.
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New Jersey
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Durham
N.C
Darryl Wayne Byrd
Holloway Street
New York
Liver lends teacher a new lease on life
Daugharthy, a sixth grade teacher in Ottawa, awaits stabilization on lifelong anti rejection medicine costing about 17000 annually. He must visit the EU hospital thrice weekly for three months, with his wife Angie and children Evan and Evanne always at his side. He hopes to return to teaching by semester’s end if no complications arise among safety concerns from illnesses.
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Weather outlook shows heat and possible storms through week
Forecast calls for mostly clear tonight with lows 70s to 76. Wednesday to stay dry and very warm with highs in the 90s. Thursday brings a chance of thunderstorms mainly west and north with lows mid 60s to lower 70s and highs upper 80s to mid 90s. Friday remains dry and very warm with mid-60s to lower 70s in lows and 90s in highs.
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Ottawa
Storm Iris Kills Two in Caribbean Mudslide and Floods
Tropical Storm Iris moved away from the northeastern Caribbean while still threatening the region. It swept through the eastern Caribbean with 65 mph winds, causing fatalities in Martinique from a mudslide and in Guadeloupe from a swollen river, as it tracked north of Puerto Rico.
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Iris
Caribbean
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Ottawa Downplays Water Contamination Critics and EPA Dispute
Ottawa officials reject Environmental Working Group findings that 20 Kansas water systems expose about 30,000 residents to pesticides. City manager Scott Lambers cites EPA and KDHE standards, calling the group biased and testing methods questionable while defending treated Ottawa water as safe.
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Wilson Launches 1996 Campaign Tour With Immigration Focus
Pete Wilson opens his campaign tour in New York using the Statue of Liberty backdrop to press a hard line on illegal immigration. He argues four million illegal immigrants break the law daily and criticize federal benefits while highlighting his theme of a right way to come to America. Wilson, moving next to New Hampshire and then Boston and Philadelphia, contrasts his stance with critics in California who call him a chameleon on key issues. He also accuses Clinton of failing to curb welfare and border security.
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Ottawa Herald Delivery Rates October 1994
Ottawa Herald announces subscription prices for carrier delivery in Ottawa and rural towns starting October 1 1994. Rates include one month 6.26, three months 18.22, six months 36.60, one year 69.27 for Ottawa. rural towns 6.68 for one month, 19.34 for three months, 38.23 for six months. Postmaster address change to Ottawa KS 66067.
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