Ottawa campus drives NCCC enrollment boost in spring 1991
NCCC enrollment rises with Ottawa campus adding 1,639 credit hours on the first spring day and 3,561 hours by Wednesday. Franklin County students grow from 244 to 343 while total credit hours climb from 9,029 to 10,743. Nursing and general education classes soar as the building opens. Chanute campus hours slip slightly though Neosho County student numbers rise from 644 to 856 this spring. Final figures to come. drop/add ends January 27.
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Bush opens 92 campaign in New Hampshire visit
President Bush kicked off his 1992 bid in Portsmouth meeting about 100 Southern New Hampshire business and civic leaders. He acknowledged a faltering economy, vowed to spur growth, resisted protectionism, and touted tax relief and lower interest rates as steps to aid middle-class Americans.
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Wall Street mixed after Tuesday record highs
Wall Street opened mixed as the Dow slipped 3.13 to 3243.07 by noon after Tuesday’s advance that pushed the market to records. Gainers outnumbered losers about 5 to 4 with 902 up, 712 down, and 481 unchanged on NYSE listings. Analysts cited demand and institutional pressure to stay invested in a strong market.
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Wall Street
Weather Forecast Showers Absent Cold Nights Likely
Mossy clear and cold tonight with lows from zero to five above. Extended Friday through Saturday expect little if any precipitation. Friday highs in the 30s to lower 40s, Saturday upper 20s to mid 30s, Sunday lower 30s to lower 40s. Lows in the teens and lower 20s with yesterday's high and low not specified. No significant precipitation reported as of noon yesterday. Month to date rainfall rising.
Bush Pledges Review of Federal AIDS Funds
President Bush backs a review of AIDS funding amid pressure from Magic Johnson. Johnson urged higher federal spending, while Bush noted existing $4.25 billion in AIDS support and pledged to maximize research funding. Johnson, newly named to the National Commission on AIDS, called for more than $2 billion in increases over two years and said Bush must increase involvement.
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Bush
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National Commission On Aids
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Supreme Court eases modify consent decrees for prisons and schools
The Supreme Court, in a 6-2 ruling, told a federal judge to restudy Suffolk County Jail consent terms affecting inmate placement. The decision relaxes standards for government requests to modify consent decrees, impacting prisons, mental hospitals, and desegregation agreements in schools nationwide amid Bush administration policy shifts and civil liberties criticism.
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Supreme Court
Suffolk County
Massachusetts
William P. Barr
Justice Department
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Winter clearance and sale ads from local shops
Ad briefs list 25 to 50 percent off at Fashion Alley and various stores. Items includeSirloin and salad bar at The Hill House, Jim’s Barber Shop closure dates January 17 and 18 for surgery, and a conservation district annual meeting January 23, 1992 at Celebration Hall with RSVP by January 21. Also promotions for Freda's dresses and sportswear, home delivery groceries, Matney Chiropractic closure dates, M&M Ceramics discount, Ransom Memorial Hospital open house January 19, and beginner classes starting January 19 for children, plus Roll-A-Way Skate contact and Target 2000 edition at Ottawa Herald.
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M&m Ceramics
Raines named permanent head of Fourth Judicial District Corrections
Burlington report details unanimous board vote making Clarence Raines Richmond permanent director of the Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections program. Raines, an ISO for a year, will carry a caseload and seek to fill an ISO vacancy with Curtis Layton. The paper notes planned resource sharing with Court Services to cut costs and improve efficiency, with a March report due.
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Herald
Burlington
Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections Advisory Board
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Richmond
Raines
Scott Hutton
ISO
Curtis Layton
John Steelman
Mark Gleeson
Gleeson
Steelman
Attornney
Franklin County
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Coffey County
Anderson County
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Gannett
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1991 add up
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail rates effective March 1 1991 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates cover carrier, motor route and mail subscriptions with varied monthly quarterly semiannual and annual prices and state tax details. All rates require advance payment.
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Franklin County
State of Kansas
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