ESU Teachers of Tomorrow select new members
Emporia State University education students join Teachers of Tomorrow. Ottawa residents Amy Lash Jeff Garland Stephanie Circle Ryan Home and Rhonda Kueser named. focus on education issues and community work.
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ESU
Teachers of Tomorrow
Emporia State University
Amy Lash
Jeff Garland
Stephanie Circle
Ottawa
Ryan Home
Pomona
Rhonda Kueser
Richmond
Air Force Commissions
KSU
Kansas State University Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Air Force Reserve
US Air Force
David Conley
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Amanda Duncan
Barton County Community College
Great Bend
Baker
Baker University
Baldwin
Blaine Finch
Julie Sutton
Barbie Underwood
Lisa Clipsham
Jennifer DeSpain
Heather Harvey
Aaron Hunter
Carrie Johanning
Daniel MacKinnon
Paula Rockers
Tiffany Sibert
Julie Teague
Cheryl Wilhite
Wendy Hermreck
Garnett
Stephanie Chandler
Princeton
Joy Deterding
Kimberlee Dwyer
Kimberly Pottorff
Wellsville
Pottawatomie Ruritan Club
Lane
Lane Fair
Lane Methodist
DAR
General Edward Hand
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Olive Buehler
TALK IIT program features Sod and Stubble author at Neosho
West buff here for TALK IIT on McCoy will lead JR sisson of a book Sod and Stubble by John Ise in the second session of Talking About Literature in Kansas TALK at 3 p.m. Thursday at Neosho County Community College. McCoy is an Emporia State history professor and Center for Great Plains Studies director with a Ph.D. from Northern Arizona University. He writes on American West history and lore. The program, sponsored by Ottawa Library and Kansas Humanities Council, invites readers who need not have read the book. Future TAL KS sessions include The Learning Tree Picnic and The Last Cattle Drive with various campus leaders, as part of Kansas Literary Heritage.
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McCoy
JR Sisson
John Ise
Kansas
Neosho County Community College
Center For Great Plains Studies
Emporia State University
Northern Arizona University
Tim McCoy
Ottawa Library
Kansas Humanities Council
KHC
Gordon Parks
Faye Yowell
William Inge
Gene DeGruson
Pittsburg State University
Robert
Pub owner sings for record 11 days straight in Loudonville
Eamonn McGirr a 55 year old pub owner in Loudonville New York set a Guinness world record by singing continuously for 11 days during a local telethon to aid cerebral palsy raising funds and earning cheers and green balloons after finishing the final note of I'll Tell Me Ma His 17 year old record was surpassed as he began on January 10 with a five minute break each hour allowing him brief sleep periods and even reading the newspaper to a tune during the marathon performance
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Loudonville
N.Y
Eamonn McGirr
McGirr
Stovall Unveils Anti Abuse Plan In Topeka
Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall announced a package of 13 bills and six offered by others to stiffen penalties for domestic abuse. Key goals include longer sentences for repeatBattery offenders, a hard 40 parole ban for second sex offenses, tougher protection order enforcement, weapon seizure on calls, and ending spousal charging exemptions. The package also raises marriage license fees to fund the Protection from Abuse Fund.
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Topeka
Kan
Carla Stovall
Stovall
Topeka Ywca
First Lady Placed Billing Records Found on White House Table
A Clinton aide testified that billing records for Hillary Clinton appeared on a White House third floor living area table last August and were moved into a box unseen. Republicans question whether records were concealed to obstruct Whitewater inquiries. The First Lady maintains the 60 hours of work over 15 months were consistent with her account.
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Whitewater
Travel Office
Clinton
Arkansas Savings and Loan
White House
Bosnian massacre sites mapped as investigators probe crimes
Shattuck led a four car convoy with U.S. guards into eastern Bosnia to collect evidence and interview survivors at Kravice and other alleged mass graves. He cited Nova Kasaba Konjevic Polje Karakas Bratunac and a Prijedor mine as locations where victims were held or shot. Investigators expect digs to begin this spring to document war crimes.
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U.S
Shattuck
Bosnia
Kravice
Nova Kasaba
Konjevic Polje
Karakas
Bratunac
Prijedor
Highway 59 safety questioned by local officials
Tanner doubts unsafe areas along the road are root safety problems on the highway. He says Highway 59 could be prioritized in the next highway construction program. Officials in Douglas and Franklin counties will support, with progress expected to warm up in 1997.
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Tanner
Douglas
Franklin
Jails Boxcar Willie Show and Oma Fundraiser
Country music show by Boxcar Willie and special Oma fundraiser scheduled for Saturday February 17. Call 242-8810 for details. KSB rescheduled Whats Now in Ottawa to Tuesday January 23 at 3 p.m. RMH meeting room.
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KSB
Ottawa
Flood victims return to muddy icy homes
After the East’s worst flood in years, swollen waterways receded and thousands of evacuees returned to mud filled floors and icy basements. Flooding from melting blizzard snow and heavy rain hit Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia New Jersey and New York with at least 32 deaths and three missing in Pennsylvania. President Clinton declared six Pennsylvania counties a disaster area as rivers swelled and authorities urged evacuations in multiple towns. Gov. Ridge sought federal aid for a wider area across most of the state.
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Ned Kilkelly
Associated Press
East
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New Jersey
New York
Barbara Meuller
Delaware River
Harmony Township
N.J
Werhive
Delaware
New Hope
Mike Smith
Clinton
Angels of Light figurines rise from Pomona studio
Thompson crafts limited edition angels using Super Sculpey on a jeweler block. She bakes, sends the figurine to Oklahoma for a resin mold, then assigns the signed dated pieces Amelia Helena and Erin in creamy white resin. Wholesale prices run sixty to seventy dollars with Independence Missouri selling space and an Ottawa debut possible at The Ink Spot. Thompson runs BT Creations and designs further figures for RJB Designs in Emporia due May retail launch.
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Thompson
Oklahoma
Angels of Light
Amelia
Helena
Erin
Angel Lady
Independence
Ottawa
B.T. Creations
Angels
RJB Designs
Emporia
May
Ottawa Herald rates and staff details listing
The Ottawa Herald provides staff roles including editor and publisher John D. Montgomery and managing editor Tom Love. It lists circulation, advertising, and production staff and publishes detailed subscription rates effective October 1 1995 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier and mail. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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John D. Montgomery
Day Bamis
Tom Love
Gene Kalgey
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Waeims US
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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