Pope John Paul II Tours Mountaintop Mass At Esquipulas
In Esquipulas Guatemala the pope flew over foggy peaks by helicopter to reach crowds of Indians and pilgrims from Central America gathered for a Mass. Worshippers waved Vatican flags and carried crosses for blessings as a bulletproof car carried him to the altar.
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Esquipulas
Guatemala
John Paul II
Honduras
el Salvador
Supreme Court clears Georgia map with one majority Black district
The Supreme Court allowed a new Georgia congressional map with a single majority Black district to be used in this year’s elections, denying an emergency bid to revive a prior three-district plan. The Court kept intact the three-judge federal court’s redistricting. In Glendale, California a morning apartment fire killed seven Iranian newcomers. The blaze at a four story building started around 5 45 am and investigators pursue the cause while neighbors recall a woman’s cry.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Glendale
Calif
Iran
Rick Young
Vahe Dishardzyan
One-Time Inheritance Windfall Boosts State Revenue
Revenue into the Kansas state treasury topped estimates by over 25 million dollars in the latest quarter, but analysts say the gain rests on a one-time inheritance tax windfall. Excluding the 31.3 million from Muriel Kauffman estate, general fund revenue fell short by nearly 6 million. The Kauffman payment underscores the unreliability of such one-time inflows for ongoing budget growth.
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Topeka
Kan
Legislative Research Department
General Fund
Muriel Kauffman
Kansas City Royals
Ewing Kauffman
Weigand Wins Franklin County Commissioner Seat
Franklin County electors chose Weigand of Ottawa to fill the unexpired term of the late Russ Savage who died January 23. Weigand accepted the job and opposed the Prairie Spirit Rail Trail plan citing concerns about landowners while lawmakers hold back funds without county support. the 18 mile first phase from Richmond to Welda opens next spring.
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Jomas R. Weigand
Ottawa
Franklin County
Russ Savage
Savage
Weigand
Prairie Spirit
Welda
Iola
Richmond
Gannett
Bill Graves
Franklin Commission
T Am
Williamsburg cheerleaders eye Australia trip for rugby and football
Williamsburg High School juniors Jessica Smith and Krista Richardson Cline plan a June 5 to 17 trip to Australia and Hawaii to cheer U S teams and perform at rugby games. The journey costs 2575 each with fundraising ongoing through candy sales and donations to Williamsburg High School.
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Jay Thornton
Jessica Smith
Krista Richardson
Cline
Illiamsburg
Australia
Williamsburg High School
Krista Richardson Cline
U.S. States
U.S
Smith
Utah
Ron Smith
Williamsburg
Lynda Smith
Hays
Richard
Diane Richardson Cline
Marilyn Davis
Davis
Hawaii
Kansas
Amanda Hale
Fort Scott
Hale
Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa High School
P.O. Box
Ottawa Commission Improves Strategic Plan Review
Ottawa city commissioners used a Monday study session to assess the 1992 strategic plan focusing on housing, jobs and income development, utilities, security, and transportation. They questioned how to inform the community about milestones and considered issuing a clear statement of accomplishments, noting unemployment fell from 8.2 percent in 1993 to 3.7 percent.
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Ottawa
Vicki Cummiskey
Kansas education panel delays vote on university admissions bill
The Kansas House Education Committee postponed a decision on a bill requiring high school graduates to meet college admissions standards for six public universities. Sponsor Rep. Tanner seeks data on dropout rates. panel expects a vote later this week with exemptions and penalties outlined.
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Beth Silver Pera
Kan
House Education Committee
Kansas
Ralph Tanner
R-Baldwin
Tanner
Bill Mason
el Dorado
Mason
House
Senate
Governors tweak Medicaid coverage for needy across states
Washington article reports unanimous governor recommendation to reform the $155 billion Medicaid program. Proposals promise guaranteed coverage for the nation's most needy and increased state flexibility in design. Includes an extra $4 billion for states to fund child care programs and quotes President ange on the welfare program’s progress.
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Washington
Gilbert Martin Drives Through Snow to Amtrak Station
Gilbert Martin, despite illness, drove the narrator to the Amtrak station in Kansas City at 4:30 a.m. on January 5, 1996, amid a blinding snowstorm, showing remarkable commitment. A form reports acts of kindness, with multiple reporting locations listed in Ottawa and Wellsville areas.
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Amtrak
Ottawa
Wal-Mart
Country Mart
Amoco
Town & Country Supply
John Brockway
Brown's Shop Fit
Chris' Corner
Horseshoe Cafe
North Main
North Casey's
City Hall
Edward D. Jones
County Ratension
Sunflower Plaza
South Poplar
Otuws
Jeff's Foods
Wellsville
Price Saver
Pomona
Centre Heights
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