Annexation ideas push Ottawa growth along Highway 68
Ottawa officials moved ahead on annexation plans and noted growth will likely shift along Kansas Highway 68 east of Main Street after a 2003 boom. The meeting approved Garfield Elementary School expansion in a single family district and a mobile home zoned elementary, plus an 18 month extension for Mark Retzer’s Swim For Life parking lot project.
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Blakesley Chooses KU After Knee Injury Comeback
Blakesley, Kansas bound football recruit, returned to basketball with the Cyclones in January, leading the team in scoring and rebounding in eight games. He remained committed to Kansas after knee surgery, highlighting a strong recovery story and mutual support from KU coach Mark Mangino and staff.
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Bush social security plan draws mixed political response
Questioning rose after last fall's election as Sen. Kent Conrad said the plan would require more money from Social Security to fund private accounts. Democrats warned of a 40 percent cut in guaranteed benefits for younger Americans. Bush argued against payroll tax increases and urged safeguards to keep low income retirees above poverty. Senate Leader Bill Frist defended the plan against political opposition.
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State of the Union speech draws partisan response
President Bush's address sparked swift reactions from Republicans and Democrats. Rep Dennis Hastert urged readers to view the speech online while Democrats led by Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi criticized the portrayal of issues and warned against benefit cuts to retirement security.
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Meth mouth rots prisoners teeth in Missouri facility
In Maryville Missouri inmates including 33 year old Jeffery Lotshaw reveal how methamphetamine use erodes teeth. The story cites dentists and corrections officials noting rising inmate dental decay across several states while detailing treatment costs and ethical concerns. Lotshaw maintains dental loss ties to meth despite ongoing sobriety.
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Maryville
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Academy of General Dentistry
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Atlanta
Kathy Bachmeier
North Dakota
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