Wellsville students aid Project Warmth with coats and blankets
Wellsville Elementary fifth and sixth graders raised funds and collected 52 coats and five blankets for Project Warmth. They donated $85 from canceled gift exchanges to buy 17 blankets plus two more. The items were displayed Friday at the school before delivery to Kansas City.
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Wellsville
Kansas City
Ottawan
Catbackers Club
Janet Salterbce
Ottawa
Kansas State University
Lawrence Area
K-State
Manhattan
Bramlage Coliseum
Ronald D. Katzer
Garnett Rfd
Sondra Broers
Firemen staffing expanded with new hires and volunteers
Seven driver-engineers remain full-time firefighters for the DPS. Two public safety officers became full-time firefighters, leaving three new hires to fill the 15 member force. New full-time recruits are Troy Gavel, Tony Reed, and Tim Matthais after 200 hours of training. A dozen volunteers will support the department with ongoing monthly training and an auxiliary plans discussed.
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DPS
Jeff Camer
Darrin Meadows
Larry Murphy
Richard Oglesby
Butch Riddle
David Sellens
Larry Wilson
Steve DeLaTorre
Dennis Nowatzke
Fire Department
Towe
Troy Gavel
S. Poplar
Tony Reed
Wellsville
Tim Matthais
Gavel
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Sheriff's Department
Reed
Matthais
Willow
Brooks
Curtis Gragg
W. 6Th
Steven Mason
S. Sycamore
Ted McCurdy
S. Oak
Kenneth Massengale Jr
Princeton Road
Brian Ottaway
Ottawa Rfd
Frederick Schnoke
Keith Shaver
Tremont
Royce Swank
James Wallace
Joe Schirck
N. Main
Phil Geist
Daniel L. Mietchen
Bethlehem Christmas Tourism Warned by Gaza Crisis
Bethlehem, occupied West Bank, faces a stark Christmas as tourism slumps. Mayor Elias Freij cites fear over the Gulf crisis and an Iraqi attack scare, with gas masks issued by Israel. Foreign pilgrims are scarce, a single tour bus sits in Manger Square, and locals eek out income amid ongoing unrest and a 770 Palestinian and 53 Israeli death toll since 1987.
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Eileen Alt Powell
Associated Press
Bethlehem
West Bank
Jesus
Elias Freij
Saudi Desert
Persian
Gulf
Freij
Israel
Arab East Jerusalem
Iraq
Kuwait
Tourism Ministry
Yossi Shoval
Issa el- Bayaji
Justices to hear variety of cases
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if news media orgs have constitutional protection against being sued over confidentiality promises. It would reinstate a $200,000 Minnesota award won by a source unnamed, after a state court had reduced and then voided it. The decision could affect oral confidentiality contracts with reporters.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Minnesota Supreme Court
Dan Cohen
Star Tribune
Minneapolis-St. Paul
St. Paul
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Brandon M. Plaschka
Ronnie R. Rumford
Pomona
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Paola
Rebecca L. Wood
Med
Carolyn Tersiner
Hazel
Jim Richardson
University of Kansas Medical Center
39Th
Rainbow
Kan
Servicemen’s News
Amy National Guard Pvt
Wesley S. Rockers
Fort Jackson
D.C
Garnett High School
Barry and
Gloria Rockers
Richmond
RFD 1
Shoval
Pil
Manger Square
Patriarch of Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Turtle Creek
Enpporia
West 6Th Street
Michigan
Ring Screw Works
John Paul Stevens
Bush Administration
First National Bank OF Ottawa Mumbai F
Savings Association AE
First
Hickory
Maxine Moore
Sutton's Jewelry, Inc
Sutton's
Sutton’s
Bize
Kansas
Sutton
S. Main
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