Broadening of teacher certification debated at Topeka meeting
Kansas educators and university officials urged the State Board of Education to use existing routes for alternative certification rather than creating new lower standards. Proposals would allow industry and professions to teach with a year visiting scholar credential or a two year path requiring tests and a brief teaching workshop. Deans and deans’ council chairmen warned against lowering standards while supporting nontraditional routes.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Board of Education
Charles Kofold
Pittsburg State University
Regents Council of Deans
Mary Hoy
Fort Hays State University
Barbara Cole
Kansas National Education Association
Cynthia Akagi
Grantville
Perry-Lecompton
Topeka High School
Akagi
Tim Emert
Independence
State Education Department
Kofoid
Kansas Briefs: Toy theft harms Toys for Tots in Dodge City
Thieves stole about $2,000 worth of toys including 10-speed bikes stored for Toys for Tots. Marine Reserves plan to proceed with the Dec. 20 gift giveaway. Extra funds from an auction will replenish this year's toys.
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Dodge City
Lawrence Hall Jr
Hall
Junction City
Junction City Country Club
Tom Leafstand
Kenneth Johnson
Steven Waters
Winters
Leafstand
Prosecutor presses Kennedy Smith rape verdict bid
West Palm Beach AP Prosecutor Moira Lasch urged jurors to convict William Kennedy Smith of rape saying the encounter violated the accuser’s body and rights. She argued the timetable of March 29 30 shows Smith lied on the stand and tried to destroy her credibility. Defense closing to follow after lunch as jurors weigh the evidence.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
William Kennedy Smith
Smith
Moira Lasch
Daugherty to assume Ottawa Chamber chair at annual banquet
Len Daugherty of Ransom Memorial Hospital will become chair of the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce board at the annual banquet January 11 at Mowbray Union Ottawa University. Betty Sands retires as chair. Five new directors and an executive committee are announced along with OFCED leadership. Ron Wilson of Kansas State University delivers the keynote.
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Jim Hitch
Len Daugherty
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Area
Ronn Heise
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Fred Searls
Town & Country Supply
Linda Heiniger
Franklin County
Bill Allegre
Allegre Pharmacy
Lyle Cordle
Mr. C’s Hardware
Daugherty
Searts
David Padgett
Sands
Lou Atherton
Chamber
Cal Lantis
Ottawa Real Estate
Mowbray Union
Ottawa University
Ron Wilson
Huck Boyd National Institute For Rural Development
Kansas State University
Fort Scottman to replace Bozworth as Extension Agent
Darren Hibdon of Fort Scott is named Franklin County Extension Agent in Agriculture, replacing retired Robert Bozworth after 26 years. Hibdon teaches vocational agriculture, serves as FFA advisor at Smith Center, and begins duties June 29, 1992. He is a Fort Scott Community College graduate with a BS in Agriculture Education from Kansas State University.
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Darren Hibdon
For Scott
Franklin County
The
County Extension Service
Hibdon
Robert W. Bozworth
FFA
Smith Center
Gra
Kansas State University
Agriculture Education
Alpha Tau Alpha
Fort Scott Community College
Aggie Club
Schwarzkopf to cubs aid at Reach Out America event
Retired General H Norman Schwarzkopf met a 12 year old reporter Edward Moody of What's Up Network at a fund raiser in Kansas City for Reach Out America Inc He praised planning but stressed having capable people and advised poor people not to give up during Desert Storm coverage.
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Kansas City
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Reach Out America Inc
Schwarzkopf
Edward Moody
What's Up Network
Kshb-Tv
Edward
Ottawa Christmas Print and Gift Specials
Advertisement brief listing Christmas items and local business offers. Includes Ot tawa Frame Shoppe prints posters and framed art, athletic supplies at 113 N Main, Christmas lights and sweatshirts, OHS Vocal Music Concert on Dec 12, VFW 5901 Christmas Dinner Dec 15, New Years Eve Dance Dec 31, extra photo copies at Ottawa Herald, 50 cents each plus mail option.
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VFW
State Board urges broader sharing of student test results
In Topeka state board members urged sending math and reading test results directly to parents through local districts so they can assess school performance. John Poggio of the University of Kansas noted technical hurdles have hindered districts from delivering results to families.
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Topeka
Kan
State Board of Education
John Poggio
University of Kansas
Ottawa Herald publication and subscription rates list
The notice provides detailed Ottawa Herald publishing information and subscription prices effective March 1 1991. It lists editor names and staff roles, office contacts, and rate schedules for carrier and mail delivery across multiple regions.
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Dim A. Hitch
Voce City
Avartising
Carol Ackermann
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre Wayne Snow
Joan Rossmann
Ottawa
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Tka
Brent Fogle
Fogle Quarry
Ottawa-Franklin County Economic Development
Jeff Mourning
Kansas State Bank
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Burwyn Bender
Ottawa Truck Corp
Earl Devore
Devore/Associates Architects
Jim Lancaster
Franklin Savings Association
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