Wellsville student named to JCCC dean's honor roll for 1993 fall
Brett Haas of Wellsville was named to Johnson County Community College's dean's honor roll for the fall 1993 semester. Eligibility requires at least 12 credit hours and a 3.5 GPA. Haas, a 1991 Wellsville High School graduate, is the son of Merle and Judy Haas. Baldwin professor to study in Baltic region. Richard Bayha, Baker University assistant professor of communication, will participate in a Fulbright-Hays Groups Abroad project to study in the Baltic States and Russia, leaving June 15 for 35 days. He will research the shifting role of journalism with 15 scholars from 11 schools. Oasis Club learns about square dancing. The Oasis Club met January 25 at Westminster Presbyterian Church with a Luncheon, demonstration of circle dancing, and explanation of the two styles. Merscham to lead local fund-raising for leukemia. Richmond—Shirley Merscham chosen as local chairman for the Kansas Chapter Leukemia Society's 1994 campaign in Richmond, running through April 22, 1994. She will recruit volunteers for door-to-door donations and fundraisers. information line (316) 687-2222.
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Baldwin
Baltic Region
Baldwin City
Richard Bayha
Baker University
Kansas City
Henry Roberts
Erri
Bott
Teagvai
Merscham
Leukemia Richmond
Shirley Merscham
Kansas
Leukemia Society of America
Richmond
Leukemia Society
Government in Action Across Headlines and Oddities
Summary of disparate items mentions a dangerous death case with graphic details, Texas official actions including a psychologist hire for $1,000, declassification of plutonium stockpile data, repeal of a Cincinnati gay rights ordinance while preserving Appalachian American protections, a Lancet note on death by car exhaust aided by catalytic converters, an Australian Parliament note on aggressive language, with a closing invitation for Weird News submissions.
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The
Austin American- Statesman
Texas
Martha Whitehead
Whitehead
Department of Energy
U.S. News & World Report
U.S
Cincinnati
Appeals court upholds 24 hour abortion waiting law
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a 2-1 decision upheld North Dakota 24 hour waiting period for abortions. It ruled the informed consent requirement is not an undue burden on rural women or pregnant minors, despite a challenge by Fargo Women's Health Organization, the state’s only clinic. The 1991 law, which took effect last April during appeal, mandates delivery of fetal development information and abortion alternatives.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota
8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Fargo Women's Health Organization
Open meetings act expands to include interactive communications
Senate Local Government Committee backs a bill widening the Kansas Open Meeting Act to cover telephone calls and other interactive communications. The measure removes the prearranged requirement, strengthening the scope to include informal official discussions and potential violations.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate Local Government Committee
Kansas
Parkinson
Sen
al Ramirez
Banner Springs
Ramirez
Kansas GOP term limits push draws candidates and crowd
A committee backed term limits amid a rally in 11 degree weather. GOP candidates Bill Graves Gene Bicknell and Rich Becker spoke while Sam Brownback urged lawmakers to stay connected to constituents. Supporters claim 70 percent back limits with 15 states currently restricting terms.
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Mays
Kansas
Bob Dole
U.S. Senate
Nancy Kassebaum
GOP
Bill Graves
Pittsburg
Gene Bicknell
Lenexa
Rich Becker
Sam Brownback
Congress
Chiefs
Redskins
Weather outlook light freeze tonight and warmer trend ahead
Tonight not as cold with a low near 15, mostly clear and light variable wind. Kansas extends into Thursday with warmer, partly cloudy skies and highs from 50 in the southwest to the mid 20s in the northeast. Lows linger in the 20s, then Friday brings warmer statewide with partly cloudy skies and highs ranging 35 to 60 depending on location.
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Kansas
House opens death penalty debate continues in Kansas
The Kansas House debated restoring capital punishment with a lethal injection scheme requiring two trials for premeditated murder and related crimes. Supporters aimed to move to a Friday roll call while opponents favored life without parole. The House also passed a drunken driving bill using ignition interlock devices before sending it to the Senate. Senate leaders prepared anti juvenile crime measures, including adult court for 16 and 17 year olds, public juvenile records, and mandatory parental attendance at hearings.
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Senate
House
Miller
Valentine’s Day Skates and Local Events Briefs
Community notices list a Valentine’s all night skate at Rollaway Skate Center, and appearances by Last Rites at Pepper’s. Frugal Fashion Cuts closes mid February, with hours resuming after. Ben efit dances, VFW event, and Meals on Wheels fundraisers are scheduled with entry fees and prizes. Also listed are dairy and nutrition program orders, an EMT course, and a winter getaway trip to Branson.
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Mid-America
Valentina
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates 1909 Kansas city newspaper pricing
The Ottawa Herald details subscription rates effective October 1 1909 and after for Ottawa rural and mail delivery. Rates cover carrier city one to twelve months, motor route, and mail to Franklin Miami Douglas Osage Anderton counties and remaining Kansas with advance payment.
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Deliven
Ottawa
Carier
Carter
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderton
State of Kansas
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Johnson County Community College
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Judy Haas
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Shawn Dickinson
Mike Scott
Trapper Ainsworth
Jerod Brooks
Jacob Mackler
Government In Action
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England
Associated Press
Australia
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fle
Appeals Court
Mark Parkinson
Rolathe
Sen. A.L
Rip” Gooch
Wichita
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Awa Water Plan
Jose Nang
Oman
Colby
Ibert
RTE
Nsburg
Bob Miller
R Wellington
House Judiciary Committee
Ad Briefs
Rollaway Skate Center
Pepper
Silver Arrow Trading Post
VFW
N. 59
Hwy
MCCC
Beech
Ksmas State Bank Sterling Classic
Branson
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Dim R. Hitch
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