Former Ottawa astronaut Hawley keeps role at NASA
Former Salina resident Steve Hawley, deputy director of flight crew operations at NASA, discussed plans for shuttle missions from the ground during a visit to Salina. He noted eight missions yearly, emphasized future science missions, and addressed funding and political support under Clinton/Gore.
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Salina
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Steve Hawley
Salinan
Houston
Hawley
Salina Central High School
Smoky Hill Museum
Friends of the Smoky Hill Museum
Astronaut Office
NASA
Ames Research Center
California
Johnson Space Center
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Ottawa
Ruth Dick
Lenexa
Glenn Dick
Ottawa University
Space
Discovery
Columbia
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Moon
Bill Clinton
al Gore
Gore
Plane crash at Kansas City airport kills one
A small private plane crashed just off a taxiway at Kansas City International Airport this morning. One man died at the scene and another was taken to a Liberty hospital. Identities were not disclosed.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City International Airport
Liberty
RMEL relatives triumph in recycling art contest
RMEL employees at Ransom Memorial Hospital launched a recycling program highlighted by a poster contest for children of staff and Garfield School students. Winners include Jennifer Baise Korey Bitts Adam Banks Emily Petersen and Holly Shepard. Prizes feature recycled cans filled with treats and a book on anti littering.
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Garfield School
Jennifer Baise
Russ
Mary Baise
Lawrence
Ann
Alan Maxwell
Ottawa
Korey Bitts
Jim
Sue New
Maxwells
Adam Banks
Gayle Banks
Don Banks
Vassar
Dennis
Diane Okruhlik
Topeka
Emily Petersen
Sue Petersen
Ken Petersen
Holly Shepard
Garfield
Terry Shepard
Jack
Ann Maxwell
Maxwell
Joan Vibert
Debbie Simmons
Linda Lanham
RMH
Jan Macek
Judy Scott
Kathy Kaub
New Diesel Tractor and Box Trailer Ad Briefs
illustration styled local ads list buyers and sellers for farm equipment and apparel. Rosie's Ceramics offers personalized Christmas gifts with computer embroidery designs. Athletic Lettering markets kits at 113 N Main. Town & Country Supply holds drawings with prize options. Angie Collins and Brenda Bettge relocate to A Cut Above with walk ins. Includes bicycle repair, feeds, hay, and apparel at nearby shops.
Library accepts food in lieu of fines at Ottawa Public Library
The Ottawa Library will accept canned food to offset overdue fines through Christmas, with each item valued at 50 cents, aiding the East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp food bank for distribution by ECKAN. Also on display are Pearl Harbor anniversary papers from Dec. 8 1941 Kansas City Journal and Dec. 9 1941 Kansas City Times loaned by Glen Montgomery, on top floor reference case through Dec. 15.
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East Central Kansas Economic Opporunity Corp
ECKAN
Community Food Bank
ECEAN
Rosemary Honn
Pearl Harbor
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City Times
Glen Montgomery
Walker honored for health care leadership in Kansas
Senator Doug Walker of Osawatomie and Mrs. Petey Cerf Lawrence were cited at a University of Kansas ceremony for long term elderly care advocacy and community service. Cerf earned Citizen of the Year while Walker was named Public Official of the Year for health reform efforts and universal insurance advocacy.
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Doug Walker
D-Osawatomie
Une
Franklin
Walker
Raymond “Petey
Cerf Lawrence
University of Kansas School of Social Warfare
Cerf
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Kansas
Senate
Public Health and Welfare
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KU senior wins Rhodes scholarship
Pamela McElwee, a senior from Lawrence, Kansas, has won a Rhodes scholarship announced by KU Honors Program director Michael Young. Finalists from Kansas State include Jill Baisinger and Jean Sonnenfield. McElwee majors in political science and environmental studies and aims for forestry graduate work and tropical forestry development.
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Kan
University of Kansas
Pamela McElwee
Michael Young
Kansas State University
Jill Baisinger
Hays
Jean Sonnenfield
Omaha
Neb
McElwee
Carl and
Margery McElwee
Kansas
U.S. Senate
al Gore
Ottawa Herald publishes extended newspaper subscription rates
The Ottawa Herald lists detailed subscription prices effective March 16, 1992. Rates vary by delivery type and location, including Ottawa city carrier, rural routes, motor route, Franklin County mail, adjacent counties, and statewide mail, with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly options. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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Franklin
State of Kansas
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