CASA Volunteers Offered to Help Abandoned Baby Case
Franklin County forms CASA to aid abused and neglected children in the Fourth Judicial District. Volunteer training covers court procedures and advocacy. local director Sara Caylor and president Phyllis Perry invite participation to support Anderson Coffey Franklin and Osage counties with placement, safety, and foster care outcomes.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
Fourth Judicial District
Court Appointed
CASA
Anderson
Coffey
Franklin
Osage
Sara Caylor
Phyllis Perry
Vassar
Idaho
Ottawa merchants improve service with friendly staff
Reader Mr. Harber notes growing customer oriented service in Ottawa Kansas shops. He recalls Walmart deli staff who wished him a good day and a helpful stocking clerk who found items, plus plumbing work by Dean Steanson that featured skilled, cheerful service.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Wal-Mart
Mr. Harber
Dean Steanson
Steanson’s Plumbing
Selig Rebrah
Gus
Giles E. ) Harber
Life Care Center for Women urged for unplanned pregnancies
A reader urges a young pregnant woman to seek help from Life Care Center for Women in Ottawa at 1302 S. Main. The center offers emotional and physical support, baby items, and nonadoption guidance, not an adoption agency.
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Dee
Ottawa
Kanza Park
S. Main
WWF SmackDown! broadens view of Sept. 11 aftermath
A Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting critique notes Sept. 13 SmackDown! featured diverse voices from Edge, Bradshaw, Jericho and Ivory praising resilience and urging restraint. It contrasts with CNN and Washington Post coverage and argues WWF balanced views more than major outlets. The piece questions media bias and calls for measured discourse.
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Dennis Hans Verretteal
CIA
World Wrestling Federation
NBC
CNN
Washington Post
Henry Kissinger
Vincent Cannistraro
SmackDown
WWF
Edge
Adam Copeland
Bradshaw
CNBC
MSNBC
Fox
Cama
Chris Jericho
Ivory
New York City
Jericho
champ _ Ivory
America
AirEbSé
Pico
Walter Isaacson
Fred Hiatt
Vince McMahon
General Electric
Fair
Reagan Threats Helped Free Tehran Hostages
Paul Kengor notes Reagan’s election in November 1980 shaped hostage release dynamics. Col. Charles Scott recalls captors fearing a Reagan war and the new president’s cautious rhetoric before escalating after inauguration. Hostages freed days after Reagan took office. Carter’s efforts praised, Reagan’s influence acknowledged.
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Grove City College
Ronald Reagan
Charles W. Scott
U.S
Tehran
Scott
Reagan
White House
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Iran
Richard V. Allen
National Security
Allen
Ayatollah Khomeini
Washington
Paul Kenger
God
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Tim Millbern
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By Paul Kengor