Jayhawks Bask in Top Rank Despite Sluggish Showings
Kansas Jayhawks hold No 1 ranking as coach Roy Williams laments a subpar display by the team in Sunday action. Page 7.
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Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1996
Page
1
Mostly Sunny Tuesday With Lower 40s High
A dry forecast calls for mostly sunny skies on Tuesday with a high in the lower 40s. A west wind 10 to 15 mph is expected.
Astronauts vent frustration over jammed hatch on shuttle
Two spacewalks for Thomas Jones and Tamara Jernigan were scrubbed after Columbia's hatch jam. They voiced surprise and disappointment while NASA extended the mission by a day, urging tighter attention to detailed procedures for Mir station links and future ISS assembly.
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Space Center
Houston
Space Shuttle
Columbia
NASA
Thomas Jones
Tamara Jernigan
Jones
Jernigan
CNN
Russia
Mir Space Station
International Space Station
Mother Teresa improves but remains critical in Calcutta
Mother Teresa, 86, in Calcutta is alert and praying after a heart attack and arterial surgery. Doctors say her kidneys are functioning better, but risks of lung and kidney complications persist while she fights to recover. She spoke briefly with two politicians and remains under close medical supervision.
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Calcutta
India
Mother Teresa
Patricia Rubanel
Devi Shetty
B.M. Birla Heart Research Center
Civilian at Fort Leavenworth earns praise for efficiency
Jack Walker, executive assistant to the Fort Leavenworth garrison commander, has served 11 years in a role like a city manager. Under his steady presence the base has repeatedly earned Army awards for its operations, with Col. Stanley L. Evans praising his insider knowledge and reliability.
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Fort Leavenworth, Kan
Jack Walker
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Walker
Army
Col
Stanley L. Evans
Evans
Armory open to storm travelers aids Ottawa visitors
The Ottawa Armory served 79 travelers Saturday night after a snow storm. Maj. Aaron Bien said the armory opened when motel rooms were full. City workers logged overtime and one weather related accident was reported, a car sliding into a guidewire near Princeton Circle Drive.
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Ottawa
Aaron Bien
127Th Field Artillery
Armory
W. 17Th
Franklin County
Ottawa Public Works
Andy Haney
Haney
Wanda M. Dillard
Richmond
Princeton Circle Drive
Area schools await state report cards in December
Anderson County teachers and students prepare for Kansas Education Report Card results to be issued in December and publicly available January 1. Superintendent Kenneth Woods notes the tool measures progress yet omits curriculum and teaching method details, guiding accreditation alongside other metrics.
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Anco News Service
Arnett
Anderson County
Kansas Department of Education
Kansas Education
Kansas
Kenneth Woods
U.S.C
Woods
Kansas Board of Education
Bond tabbed as president of state senate
Bond, an Overland Park Republican, won the Senate presidency as conservatives increased their influence in the chamber. Tim Emert of Independence edged out Mike Harris for majority leader after a two ballot race. The leadership selections came as both parties named their picks in a day of caucus votes.
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Kan
Senate
GOP
Dick Bond
Overland Park
Bond
Tim Emert
R-Independence
House
Tim Shallenburger
Baxter Springs
Mike Harris
Wichita
Dave Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Harris
Kerr
Emert
Don Sallee
R Troy
Ottawa students check their voices for Christmas programs
Ottawa public schools schedule Christmas programs through December with most sites hosting choirs and plays. Eisenhower Garfield Hawthorne Eugene Field and Ottawa High School run varied shows led by teachers including Jean Haskin Shelly Todd and Alan Cunningham, with performances at Garfield Eisenhower and Ottawa Municipal Auditorium.
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Ottawa
Asity of
Kansas
Ottawa Public
Ottawa Middle School
Jean Haskin
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Haskin
Lincoln
Shelly Todd
Janie Kuehn
Eisenhower
Garfield
Kuehn
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Hawthorne
Eugene Field
Alan Cunningham
Cunningham
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University of Kansas
William Allen White School of Journalism
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