Young Careerist honors go to Marcia Mages in Ottawa
Ottawa BPW crowned Marcia Mages Franklin County Extension Home Economist as its 1990 Young Careerist during a competition at Ottawa University. Mages, a native of Council Grove, earned her education degrees from Emporia State and Kansas State and has served Franklin County Extension for 13 years.
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Mo Kan flu death toll tops average in plains states
Missouri reports 628 influenza pneumonia deaths this season, up from a six year average of 477, while Kansas tallies 238 influenza pneumonia deaths. Health officials say the nationwide flu epidemic is the worst in five years, with Type A Shanghai flu predominating.
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South African official urges aid over sanctions at Kansas rally
Horace Van Rensburg of the South African Embassy argued for development aid and slow reforms as he defended Pretoria’s stance during a Black Kansas History Month rally in Topeka. He denied sanctions help, saying they breed resentment, while audience members countered that sanctions pushed change. Van Rensburg cited a new constitution and rising black job opportunities but acknowledged slow progress amid Conservative Party pressure.
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Beauty contestants use pageant as stepping stone
In Wichita AP reports Miss USA contestants view the pageant as a career boost. Catherine Staples aims to attract acting work through TV exposure, while Tiffany Tenfelde seeks the $88,000 prize to fund college, Debra Tingey leverages singing fame with The New Christy Minstrels. Delegates rehearse, with preliminaries and interviews ahead of a Tuesday show.
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Ottawa Student Named to Drake College of Pharmacy Dean's List
Krista Lee Maes, daughter of Larry and Barbara Maes, earned a place on the Drake University fall dean's list in the College of Pharmacy. A 1988 Ottawa High School graduate, she is a sophomore at Drake.
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