Sophomore Duo Sparks Kansas Past DePaul at Allen Fieldhouse
The Kansas Jayhawks led by sophomores Eric Chenowith and Kenny Gregory outlasted DePaul Thursday night at Allen Fieldhouse. Page 1B references.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1998
Page
8
The Kansas Jayhawks led by sophomores Eric Chenowith and Kenny Gregory outlasted DePaul Thursday night at Allen Fieldhouse. Page 1B references.
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The Friends of the Prairie Spirit Trail sponsor a Jan. 13 talent search at Anderson County Junior High School for a host to preside over GO KANSAS! The event celebrates Kansas Day with three three person teams. Prizes offered, no admission, contact Joyce Martin by Jan. 4.
The Garnett Jaycees offer a free pancake breakfast for children and parents Saturday at Town Hall Center 125 W. St. Ave. Santa will take photos for $2 and an I-Dent-A-Kid booth will help complete child identification forms. preregistered children receive a free personalized ornament.
Receptions a dinner and an inaugural ball mark Gov Bill Graves second inauguration on Sunday January 10 with swearing in for elected officials set for 11 a m Monday January 11 on the Statehouse south steps The Legislature opens at 2 p m The events are organized by Jack Brier Margie Canfield and Jennifer Cook at the Kansas Expocentre Capitol Plaza Hotel Invitations required for Sunday events
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The House opened a divided impeachment debate over President Clinton. Republicans pressed removal for betraying the people’s trust while Democrats urged censure as the lesser penalty. Leaders argued timing, public trust, and national security, with Hillary Clinton breaking months of silence.
Kansas privacy foster care program faces staff and funding gaps according to a state audit. Despite concerns, Children’s Rights Inc. says Kansas foster children are better off than before, while urging SRS to meet safety, abuse handling, and high caseload benchmarks under the 1993 settlement. The audit calls for clearer provider payment rates and cost data to ensure adequate care and needed services.
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