Community education forums planned by KU Medical Center
Six public forums hosted by the KU Senior Center cover Parkinsons Alzheimer s dementia headaches hearing aids cancer nutrition and run from January through June 10 to 11 a.m. in the Prairie Room at KU Medical Center. Call 913 588 1234 for details and early registration.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Prairie Room
KU Medical Center
Diabetes Association
Franklin County
American Diabetes Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main
Tom Koranda
Kansas
Gilbert F. Martin
Pomona Lake
National Audubon Society
Kansas Ornithological Society
Bunnie Watkins
Corps of Engineers
Ottawa Woodcarving Club
Ottawa Arts Center
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Paola
Bill
Lisa Hauldren
E. Chippewa
Ottawa
Jim
Ginny Lancaster
Jan Puls Jones
Marais Des Cygnes
Lake Region
Margaret Fast
Kansas Water Office
Kansas lawmakers weigh death penalty and crime bills
Legislators press crime as a major issue with a renewed death penalty push and probes into violent juveniles, three strikes laws, sex offender registration, and budget impacts. Leaders warn on prison costs while advocates urge root causes such as education and jobs.
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Associated Press
OPERA
Kan
Mike O'Neal
R-Hutchinson
House Judiciary Committee
Kansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Mark Parkinson
Rosathe
Parkinson
Therese Bangert
Kansas Coalition Against
Death toll at 60 in Mexican revolt rises far from cities
The rebel Zapatista Army of National Liberation clashes with Mexican forces leave 60 dead as gun battles erupt near Las Margaritas Altamirano and Chana. Rebels seize firearms from a prison and looting shores follow. Bishops call for truce amid claims of abuses against Indians.
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Altamirano
Chana
Zapatista Army of National Liberation
Emiliano Zapata
Mexico
Jose Luis Ruiz
Notimex
Clinton kicks off 1994 health security push and trip plans
President Clinton touted health security for all as he began 1994 with calls to release information on Cold War radiations tests. Officials from Defense Energy Veterans Affairs and NASA met to coordinate disclosures and possible compensation for test subjects. Clinton prepared a 10 day, five nation trip from Brussels to Geneva with stops in Moscow and Bilateral talks with Yeltsin. Domestic issues like health care reform welfare changes and anti crime legislation remained on the agenda. Senator Bob Dole pressed for an independent Whitewater probe amid ongoing political contention.
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Belgium
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Switzerland
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Israel
Czech Republic
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Belarus
Moscow
Yeltsin
United States
Milwaukee
Senate
Bob Dole
Kansas
Whitewater
Dole
NBC
Meet the Press
Stephanopoulos
Ottawa Area Forecast With Snow Possibility
Mostly cloudy tonight with a low near 20 and northwest wind 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday remains dry and mild with lows mainly in the 20s and highs in the 40s to lower 60s. Thursday turns cooler with a chance of rain changing to snow south and east, with lows in the 20s and teens in the northwest, highs 30s to 40s. Friday stays dry but colder with lows from the single digits to the teens and highs in the 30s and 40s. Data from Ottawa Power Plant shows hourly temperatures through 11 am today.
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Aerobic Motion Class and Notices Brief
Advertisement highlights include Aerobic Motion sessions from January 10 to March 3 at Methodist Gym, 203 East Fourth, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. fee is $30 with early enrollment. Also road grading contact 242-8126 and a merchandise sale offering $25 of items with free nail polish at Marie Norman. Chiefs playoff ticket drawing at Wingert's 1-35 Service on Friday January 7 at 7:50 a.m. Listen on KOFO or attend to register.
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Methodist Gym
Nina
Marie Norman
Chiefs
Wingert
Kofo
Elwood school reopens after 93 flood damage
Elwood School in Kansas returns to in person classes five months after Missouri River floodwaters inundated the building. Custodian Tina Kimberlin and staff rebuilt interiors, repainting every room, reusing chairs, and restoring operations with help from volunteers and the community. Principal Pat McKernan and late Superintendent William Allen guided the effort as classes resume while some facilities remain to be completed at nearby Wyat Park Baptist Church in St Joseph, Missouri.
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Missouri
Elwood School
Tina Kimberlin
Nancy Kassebaum
Joan Finney
Kimberlin
William Allen
Pat) McKernan
Allen
Craig Sheppard
Sheppard
Panthers
State Line
Wyatt Park Baptist Church
St. Joseph, Mo
Flu Here Knows No Holiday Leaves Broadway Office Struggling
Hadley and Lantis describe a harsh flu season at a city office with staff showing a sick, desperate look. Lantis, five years at the office, calls this among its worst years, noting a week with the most cases yet. Spratt warns secondary pneumonia as a major risk from flu.
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Spratt
Ottawa Herald publishes long subscription rate listing
The Ottawa Herald shows detailed subscription prices for various counties and delivery methods. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options for Ottawa and surrounding areas, with state and out of state mailings. All prices are listed as advance payments.
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Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Advange
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