Garnett board delays all day kindergarten plan
Garnett school board entertained four motions on all day, every day kindergarten for 1992 93 then moved to start in 1993 94 with a half day option. The board voted to keep Mont Ida schools open and to close seventh and eighth grades at Greeley with students transferring to Garnett.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Garnett
Greeley
Mont Ida
Carol Wittman
Dale Kueser
Margie Bunnel
W.S. Landis
Irving
Wittman
Gary Teel
Donna McCarty
St. John’s
McCarty
Out & About Lawrence and Kansas City weekend arts guide
Joshua Bell opens with a KU performance at Murphy Hall 8 tonight with tickets 13 to 16. KU Theatre for Young People presents Crying to Laugh at 2:30 and 7 p.m. Saturday at Crafton Preyer. Lawrence Chamber Players perform Sunday at Liberty Hall with Two Classy Dudes. Museums host Mexican Retablo Paintings. Inge Theatre Series offers The Blond. No performances Thursday. no change in Kansas City offerings including Cecile Licad with Kansas City Symphony and other concerts and shows through Sunday.
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Joshua Bell
Crafton-Preyer Theatre
Murphy Hall
University of Kansas At Lawrence
Bell
New York Philharmonic
Boston Symphony
Cleveland Orchestra
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Oklahoma State
Lawrence
Crafton-Preyer Theater
Lawrence Chamber Players
Liberty Hall
Haydn
Beethoven
Rita Sloan
Spencer Museum of Art
Mexico
Inge Theatre
The
Biwa
Swarthout Recital Hall
Topeka
Wibw-Tv
Kansas Expocentre
Shyster Mountain Boys
Kansas Museum of History
Charles Klamm
Kansas
W. Penaway
Northland Symphony Orchestra
Park Hill Auditorium
N.W. Barry Road
George Salisbury
Pierson Hall
Swist
K.C
Independence Square
United States Hot Rod Association
Kemper Arena
Municipal Auditorium
13Th and Central
Bartle Hall
Carlson
KCK
Southwest Boulevard
Tiffany’s Attic
Coterie
Crown Center Shops
Martin City
Dover man pleads guilty to rape and murder of 12-year-old girl
In Shawnee County, Jon H. Mareska Jr., 22, admitted to premeditated first-degree murder, aggravated kidnapping, rape and aggravated criminal sodomy in the October case. He faces two life terms plus two terms of at least 10 years, with parole possible after 40 years. Sentencing set for March 10.
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Topeka
Dover
Jon H. Mareska Jr
Shawnee County
Dave Debenham
Mareska
Debenham
Fred Jackson
Brenda Keller
Shawnee
Weekend Kansas weather: mild, dry through Tuesday
The forecast covers Sunday to Tuesday with little if any precipitation across Kansas. Highs reach the 40s to lower 50s Sunday and Monday, climbing to 50s and 60s Tuesday. Lows run from the 20s Sunday and Monday to the mid‑20s to mid‑30s Tuesday, with a generally dry spell ahead.
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Kansas
Space camp scholarship offered to Ottawa girls
The Ottawa Branch of the American Association of University Women sponsors a scholarship fund to send one girl to the Future Astronaut Training Program at the Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center in Hutchinson, June 21 to 26. Feb 14 is the deadline to apply through the school guidance counselor. two Ottawa girls have previously attended space camps, Kristi Dunn and Megan Denton.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
American Association of University Women
Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center
Hutchinson
Mid America Aerospace
Peoples National Bank
Kansas State Bank
First National Bank
Bank IV
The
Optimist Club
Business & Professional Women and
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kristi Dunn
Roy
Debbie Dunn
Ottawa Rfd
Huntsville
Ala
Megan Denton
Don
Chris Denton
S. Cedar
February community events and specials sweep Homa to Appanoose
Local notices list Valentine promotions at Dairy Queen and Rex s Barber Shop, chili suppers at Appanoose Grade School and Sophomore Class, a Winter Clearance at BUDGE S, fashion tanning deals, a Valentine message drive, and a February 8 legislative coffee at Peoples National Bank. Includes youth activities at Middle School and a 50 Plus Valentine Party with live music and prizes.
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Dairy Queen
Hill House
Tan & Shop
Peoples Bank
Norma Miller
Market mixed as January jobs fall points to weaker economy
Wall Street opened mixed after weaker employment data as nonfarm payrolls fell 91,000 in January. The Dow slid to 3,249.55 by noon, signaling lingering weakness and prompting discussion that the Fed may cut rates to stimulate growth.
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New York
Dow Jones
Wall Street
Labor Department
Federal Reserve
House okays nursing care bill in Topeka vote
The Kansas House approved 92 to 29 a bill to curb nursing home admissions by requiring Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services screening. The measure aims to save money and guide families to alternatives when community services suffice. The bill advances to final action in the Senate.
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Topeka
Kan
State Department of Social and Reha
House
Senate
Ottawa Herald 1991 subscription rates list
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective March 1 1991 for Ottawa carrier rural towns and mail total state and out of state options with monthly three month six month and yearly prices. Rates include state sales tax and are paid in advance.
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Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Day Ramis
Carol Ackermann
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Frankin
State of Kansas
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