Hope House Board Set to Meet in Topeka
The Hope House board will convene at 7 p.m. Monday at 302 S. Walnut with a 6 30 p.m. prayer time. In Kansas, VISION USA offers free eye examinations for low income families, sponsored by the Kansas Optometric Association and the Kansas Optical Laboratories Association, with eligibility screened by Salvation Army offices or hotlines during January.
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The Summer of Sassy Jo by J P Reading
A 13 year old Sara Jo Jacoby travels to New York to spend the summer with her estranged mother Joleen, a recovering drinker, as she grapples with forgiveness after years of abandonment while coping with her father’s death and Aunt Mimi. The tale frames a fragile reunion, family secrets, and a teenager’s struggle to trust.
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Sassy Jo
J.P. Reading
Sassy
Sara Jo Jacoby
New York
Joleen
Dad
Sara Jo
Lily
Mimi
Tracy Lawrence charts rise with I See It Now
Rising country star Tracy Lawrence rides momentum from ACM Top New Male Vocalist award to promotion of his album I See It Now. He reflects on past platinum Alibis, personal setbacks, and a marriage to Frances Weatherford that influenced his songwriting, while noting eight No. 1s and hopes for a bright 1995.
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Tracy Lawrence
Lawrence
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ACM
Tracy
Denver
Frances Weatherford
Los Angeles
Nashville
Frances
Tracy Lee
Central Heights board to meet with architect for space solutions
Central Heights school board meets Monday at 7 30 p m at the school complex. Darrell Miner of Miner and Associates will present space shortage options as the district plans to divide three classes into sections due to a 30 student growth this fall.
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Darrell Miner
Miner and Associates
Overland Park
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Southeast Saline
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Century Office Products, Inc
COPI
Central Heights
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Budget Process Highlights In Kansas Legislature
The general fund budget for fiscal 1996 is set at 3.46 billion under Graves with six agencies accounting for 92 percent of general fund spending. The process moves through subcommittees and conference committees, involving House and Senate leaders, with the omnibus appropriations act finalizing changes before the governor.
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State Board of Education
State Department of Social Rehabilitation Services
State University System
Department of Transportation
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Arson Declared Cause Of Warehouse Fire That Killed Four Firefighters
Seattle officials announced the January 5 blaze at a food processing warehouse was arson. Mayor Norm Rice vowed an all-out effort to bring the killer or killers to justice as four firefighters died when the floor collapsed under the inferno.
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Seattle
Norm Rice
Defense seeks dismissal and witness protection in Crowley case
Suspect’s lawyers move to dismiss alleging no felony occurred the night Crowley died and seek a protective order shielding three defense witnesses from harassment by Crowley’s family and others. Barker contends evidence shows Crowley provoked the fight and requests details on Clyde Crowley’s actions before the park incident. Ottawa police deny harassment claims and say investigations continue.
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Ottawa
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Nation
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Forest Park
Jeremy Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Surber
Barker
Billy Crowley
Clyde Crowley Jr
Eric Crowley
Jimmy R. Cox Jr
Robert Eddie Carter
Lurber
Thomas Sachse
Yel
Jeff Herrman
Herrman
Clyde Richard Crowley
OMS staff earn monthly honors at local middle school
Shepard, teaching sixth graders, was nominated by a student who praised him as a good teacher and coach. Tucker, OMS head secretary, earns high regard from principal Steve Woolf who credits her with handling the school's busy daily operations efficiently.
Photographer Norman Arnold Dies At 55 In Harrisburg
Norman Arnold, award winning news photographer, died Thursday of cancer at age 55. His three decade career included frequent work for The Patriot News of Harrisburg and other publications. He began with Allied Pix in 1959 and last year worked part time for local papers.
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Harrisburg, Pa
Norman Arnold
Arnold
Patriot- News of
Harrisburg
Allied Pix
A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline Tickets On Sale
Tickets go on sale at OMA outlets starting January 23 for A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline. Fr Co Recycling operates weekdays 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and first and third Saturdays 9 a.m. to noon at 2038 S Main. Luncheon Club at Calvary Baptist Church canceled. Phone Friend hours 3:16 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Call Fr Co School children collect.
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Patsy Cline
OMA & Outlets
FR. CO
S. Main
Calvary Baptist Church
Russians Press Grozny With Artillery And Rockets
Russians renew assault on Grozny with major artillery strikes and dozens of Grad rockets hitting southern districts where Chechen fighters concentrate. Large armored columns push toward the city as reinforcements arrive and troops to the north express confidence of capturing Grozny in coming days.
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Grozny
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1994 update
The Ottawa Herald lists updated delivery and mail rates effective October 1, 1994 for Ottawa and surrounding regions. Rates cover carrier, motor route, and mail delivery with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options across local, rural, and state-wide mailing zones.
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