Lenexa UPS driver honored for 10 years of safe service
Kenneth Nelson of the Lenexa UPS facility is celebrated for a decade of safe driving. He started with UPS in 1988, serves on the safety committee, and operates in Overland Park. He lives in Ottawa with his wife and two children.
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Kenneth Nelson
United Parcel Service
Nelson
UPS
Overland Park
Ottawa
MarketAide appoints new president Eric Lamer
Eric Lamer, formerly executive vice president and chief operating officer, becomes president of MarketAide Services, Inc. in Salina. He succeeds founder Gary Ray, who remains as senior consultant and helps manage select accounts. MarketAide marks its 25th anniversary in January 2000 and is owned by Harris Enterprises, Inc. of Hutchinson, which also owns the Ottawa Herald.
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Eric Lamer
MarketAide Services, Inc
Salina
Lamer
MarketAide
Gary Ray
Harris Enterprises, Inc
Hutchinson
Ottawa Herald
Press Pass offers discounts for Ottawa Herald subscribers
The Ottawa Herald will mail a Press Pass discount card to subscribers of three months or longer offering at least 10 percent savings at merchants. Participating shops include Ottawa Ford, Country Mart, Butler's Florist, Long John Silver's, Trendel Lumber Co, Brown's Shoe Fit, Jan's Stained Glass, and many others with new merchants to be added.
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Ottawa Herald
Herald
Ottawa Ford
Country Mart
Butler’s Florist
Helton’s Hallmark
Long John Silver’s
Windy Pines
Trendel Lumber Co
Brown's
Ottawa Antique Mall
Bone Appitit
Universal Audio & Video
Ottawa Family Eye Care
Budges
Vern Brown
Brown
the Herald
City OKs cross country signs and memorials
Ottawa officials discussed signs honoring the Ottawa High School girls cross country team after their fourth straight state title. Signs along K-68 and US-59 require Kansas Department of Transportation approval. The commission also moved to memorialize businessman Larry Maes with a tree in City Park, aided by a $300 donation from the class of 1939. A condemned house demolition was ordered at 128 S. Willow and transient complaints at 838 Pecan were reviewed, with potential vehicle haulaway if abandoned. Additional agenda items included zoning changes for sign shops and streamlined fees for pre manufactured homes, plus beer licenses and an executive session on litigation with City Attorney Bezek.
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Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa
Kansas Department of Transportation
Andy Haney
Haney
Scott Lambers
Larry Maes
City Park
S. Willow
Lambers
Planning Commission
Bob Bezek
Y2K Readiness Roundtable In Franklin County
Public officials and emergency crews in Franklin County convened to review contingency plans for New Year’s Eve power and communications failures. Dispatch, fire departments, and the National Guard outlined backup methods from paper cards to field radio relays, with focus on 911 compatibility, station calls, and essential water and fuel provisions.
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Franklin County
National Guard
Brad Gilges
Sheriff's Department
Gilges
Remington High mourns Karrie McCormick death victim
At Remington High School mourners gathered for Karrie L McCormick a popular Make A Wish volunteer from Wichita after a fatal crash. Police consider charges pending blood alcohol results as earlier 1986 and 1990 cases involving Lewis show past vehicular homicide convictions and probation violations.
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Remington High School
Karrie L. McCormick
Make-A-Wish Foundation
Wichita
Lewis
Blue Mound
Wesley Medical Center
Harvey County
McCormick
Franklin County
Topeka
Rex Bowling
Collins Library Renovation At BU Aims For Modern Space
BU plans a May 2001 start for the Collins Library renovation to create open gathering spaces and a basement coffee bar for student use. The two-story brick building will gain movable furniture, widened entrances, and portals for laptops while stacks move to Mabee Gymnasium during construction and a September 2002 reopening is planned.
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Fuller
School of Professional and Graduate Studies
Overland Park
Th Street
Collins
George F. Collins
Collins Foundation
Tulsa
Okla
Mabee
Kansas tobacco settlement payments shift with shipment data
A new tobacco settlement reduces Kansas 2000 2001 payments by about 12 million from the 131 million forecast as shipments dip. First payment arrives in April with inflation adjustments. Gov Graves plans to use funds for children programs, with recommendations for tobacco prevention and debates on funding priorities.
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Kansas
United States
Bill Graves
Uly
Senate Budget Committee
Dave Kerr
R Hutchinson
Graves
Juvenile Justice Authority
Kansas Children’s Cabinet
Shelby Smith
Tobacco Free Kansas Coalition
Second Kansas school funding suit filed in state court
A second lawsuit over Kansas school funding was filed in Shawnee County District Court by Salina and Dodge City districts, aiming to show the 1992 finance law violates state and federal equal protection. The action mirrors a federal suit and targets alleged underfunding and arbitrary distribution, with dozens of districts supporting.
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Topeka
Kansas
Shawnee County
Salina
Dodge City
U.S
Wichita
Kelly Johnson
Johnson
J. Thomas Marten
Dan Biles
State Board of Education
Biles
Kansas Supreme Court
Dri
Nan
Arkansas City
Augusta
Derby
el Dorado
Emporia
Fort Scott
Great Bend
Hays
Independence
Leavenworth
Newton
Winfield
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