Washburn honor rolls list local dean and president students
Washburn University announced fall 1993 honor roll qualifiers. Dean’s honor roll includes Janelle Johnston of Baldwin City and others from Lyndon Osage City Overbrook and Osawatomie. President’s honor roll lists Shannon Cleverley and teammates from Baldwin City Lyndon Osage City and Baker. The report covers area students earning distinction.
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Washburn University
Topeka
Janelle Johnston
Baldwin City
Matthew Johann
Osawatomie
Kristie Reeser
Jennifer Thomas
Lyndon
Rachell Housholder
Kevin Lane
Lawrence Nordling
Thomas Nordling
Michelle Smith
Osage City
Todd Craig
Dodie Graham
Denise Graves
Barbara Lerma
Overbrook
Shannon Cleverley
Debra Dickerhoof
David Brady
Delores Harmon
Karen Richard
Tina McIver
Bryan Bachmann
Christine Brady
Debra Rukes
Baker History
Baker University
John English
Historical Dictionary of Methodism
Scarecrow Press
General Commission On Archives and History of
The
United Methodist Church
Columbus
James D. Friberg
U.S. Army Infantry School
Fort Benning
Friberg
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King remembered at area service by Black Awareness group
Jackson recalled Martin Luther King Jr as a Baptist preacher and man of God praising his influence. He urged blacks to boost civic involvement as progress continues toward equality. Amelia Gray noted King’s work remains unfinished and expressed admiration for his legacy.
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Jackson
King
Amelia Gray
Ottawa
Whitewater probes shift to potential fund diversions and ethics
Madison S and L funds are being examined for possible illegal diversions to Whitewater or to help Clinton repay a $50,000 1984 gubernatorial campaign loan. Clinton denies wrongdoing claiming a $68,900 loss. McDougal’s attorney says secrets would have surfaced. McDougal subpoenaed to testify in Little Rock. Republican lawmakers push for hearings citing public trust and possible law breaches.
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Tors
Madison S&l
Whitewater
Clinton
McDougal
Sam Heuer
Jim McDougal
Savings and Loan
Heuer
Little Rock
Jim Leach
Iowa
Earthquake Toll Rises in Southern California Crash and Fires
An earthquake left a motorist crushed by a police motorcycle and four more deaths from quake related heart attacks at Cedars Sinai and Holy Cross Hospitals. Abridged chaos followed with fires, ruptured gas and water mains, and a 64 car hazardous freight train derailment between Chatsworth and Northridge.
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Simi Valley
Cedars Sinai Medical Center
Los Angeles
Holy Cross
Golden State Freeway
Sherman Oaks
Chatsworth
Northridge
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mike Furtney
Richter Scale 6.0 Could Trigger Major Earthquake Warning
A 6.0 Richter scale event is considered capable of causing widespread heavy damage. Officials warn of severe and considerable damage potential and the possibility of slight damage in some areas.
Clinton seeks federal disaster declaration for California quake
President Clinton said he hopes to declare Southern California a federal disaster area to expand aid programs and loans after the Los Angeles region earthquake. FEMA chief Witt and HUD secretary Cisneros planned to head to California as Clinton noted at least three fatalities and widespread property and infrastructure damage.
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Washington
Clinton
California
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
James Lee Witt
Federal Emergency Management Ad
Henry Cisneros
Housing and Urban Development
FEMA
Bitterly cold night with brisk winds and scattered clouds
Weather forecast calls for bitterly cold conditions tonight with a low around 5 below to 10 above and a north wind 10 to 20 mph. Extended Kansas dry with highs ranging from the upper teens to near 50 in different regions and monitoring for midweek temperature swings.
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Kansas
Neo-Nazis Convicted in Luge Racers Attack in Suhl
Two neo-Nazis were convicted in Suhl for beating American luge racer Duncan Kennedy after taunting black teammate Robert Pipkins in Oberhof last Oct. 29. Silvio Eschrich received two years eight months, Tino Voelkel one year. Prosecutors say about 15 skinheads joined the assault outside a nightclub, as Kennedy defended Pipkins. Kennedy, 26, from Lake Placid, was not seriously hurt.
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Suhl
Germany
Silvio Eschrich
Duncan Kennedy
Tino Voelkel
Kennedy
Oberhof
Robert Pipkins
Lake Placid
N.Y
Voelkel
Eschrich
Ottawa Herald Rates and Publication Details
The Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates effective October 1 1903 and onward. Local Ottawa delivery monthly rates range from six dollars to sixty six dollars annually with various multi month plans and civic tax included. Rural carriers Osage counties and out of state mail rates are listed, all prepaid.
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Ottawa
Osage
State of Kansas
State OKs Anderson bridge bids
The Kansas Department of Transportation accepted bids for two Anderson County bridge projects on K-57 Little Indian Creek Bridge and Little Indian Creek Drainage Bridge. Beachner Construction Co. submitted 746,822.83 for the former and McAdam Construction Co. Inc. 1,071,446 for the US-59 Missouri Pacific Railroad bridge in Garnett. These bids are part of about 52.1 million in highway work planned for completion this year.
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Garnett
Kansas Department of Transportation
Anderson County
Little
Indian “Creek
Indian Creek
Beachner Construction Co
St. Paul
Kan
Missouri Pacific Railroad
McAdam Construction Co., Inc
Moran
Heights Board to Meet Tonight on Air Conditioning Plan
The Central Heights school board meets at 7 30 pm to review a proposal to air condition the schools. Superintendent Henry Huddleston cites a fall study. engineers lack data, with a February vote expected. The board will update district policies as high school principal Charles Gash presents Quality Performance accreditation details.
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Central Heights School Board
Henry Huddleston
Charles Gash
Valentine Portrait and Sweatshirt Sale Ad Briefs
Classified notes urge a Baldwin City carrier call number, promote a fragrant wax product and a Valentine portrait package with half price ends Feb 5, and offer Valentine sweatshirts with gift bag delivery. Contact numbers 1-800-467-8383, 242-7363, and 242-3063 accompany the ad items.
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City of Baldwin
Ottawa Herald
Valentine
Screen & Hollar
S. Matn
Will Gellver
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