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Shelley Kerwin of Wellsville, a Benedictine College junior with a 4.0 GPA, was named in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Leona Beezley, director of Mary Grimes School of Nursing, was elected to the National Co-Alliance for Teaching Excellence. Delta Kappa Gamma members held a Christmas luncheon, distributed gifts to area children, and memorial services were held for Ramona Chittenden. Bonnie Bonine of Ottawa performed Verdi’s Messa da Requiem at Ithaca College and plans to graduate in 1993. The Good Sams club collected items for Osawatomie State Hospital patients at a December 11 Ottawa event.
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FCC Fines Infinity Broadcasting 600000 for Stern broadcasts
The FCC votes 4-1 to fine Infinity Broadcasting 600000 over Howard Stern indecency during daytime hours and to warn of possible license action for future violations. Commissioner Alfred Sikes dissents, urging delay of Infinity’s 100 million station purchase pending a hearing. Infinity airs Stern on WXRK FM New York WYSP FM Philadelphia and WIJFK FM Washington.
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Flu numbers fall short of last year's peak in early reports
CDC officials say early flu activity in the United States remains milder than last year with widespread cases seen mainly in Washington state and Oregon. Most illnesses are Type B Panama flu, a milder strain, while officials warn the season could still shift with January and February typically the worst months.
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Stepfather charged in Toddler's Death in Kansas
Daniel Anthony Workman was charged with first degree murder in Cowley County for the death of his 17 month old stepson Steven James Shook. An autopsy found a skull fracture on both sides from July 22. He faces a $100,000 bail and appearedFriday on his 24th birthday. Workman was arrested in Wichita after living in Winfield.
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Daniel Anthony Workman
Cowley County
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Steven James Shook
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