Ottawa High Boys Rally To Beat Basehor-Linwood
Ottawa High boys rebound after two close losses with a Saturday victory over Basehor-Linwood. Weather outlook calls for wind and warmth with highs 50 to 55 and southwest winds 25 to 35 mph tomorrow morning.
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Deadline to file for city and school board races set
The filing deadline is noon Tuesday for city and school board positions. Candidates would file at the county clerk or city clerks depending on the office. Four primary races are active: Ottawa school board four-year terms, Wellsville city council, and Wellsville Board of Education positions 1 and 7. The Ottawa Planning Commission seeks public input on a residential parking limit proposal. The plan would ban parking outside driveways and grassy areas. A meeting to discuss the proposal is at 7 p.m. Feb. 10 at city hall. For details, contact planning director at 229-3620.
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KU Medical Center seeks patients for cancer drug trial
Kansas City study invites those with follicular non Hodgkin lymphoma to test IDEC Y2B8. The antibody directs a tiny radiation dose to cancer cells, aiming to reduce side effects. KU Medical Center is among 35 sites. doctors’ approval required and contact is (913) 588-3831.
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Osage City Purchases Lots for New School Campus
Osage City school district buys three Ellinwood Avenue properties to park for a new high school auditorium and gym. The board acted after voters backed a 6.5 million bond for the project. Groundbreaking is expected in September.
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Nun Sense auditions set for Baldwins City Theater
Bald win City Theater seeks actors for the musical Nunsense with five nuns in a benefit performance. Auditions Sunday 1:30 to 4 p.m. and February 1 7 to 9 p.m. at Baldwin Junior High Auditorium Eisenhower and Quayle streets. Performances March 5-7 and 12-13 with a dinner theater option March 6 and 7. Contact co director Kathy Davis at 594-3897 for info or tickets.
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Witness votes loom as impeachment trial splits over witnesses
In Washington Republicans and Democrats split on delaying or speeding the impeachment process as two rival motions emerge. Democrats push for Friday votes on the articles with no witnesses while House prosecutors seek to depose witnesses including Monica Lewinsky.
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Graves backs Wichita merger for rate parity
Gov. Bill Graves backed a plan to use savings from the Western Resources KCPL merger to equalize utility rates between Wichita and Topeka. He urged the KCC to prioritize accelerating parity, noting the merger could shift costs and exploring savings for rate equity in south-central Kansas.
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Pope calls for stronger Catholicism in new millennium
Pope John Paul II urged parents to educate children in gospel principles to become evangelizers as he addressed nearly 1 million faithful at an outdoor Mass in Mexico City. The pope emphasized stronger Catholicism amid his Rome focused message and anticipated last visit to Mexico with a farewell crowd at the Azteca Stadium. He will travel to St. Louis after the event to meet President Clinton and address youth.
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First U S hand transplant reported in Louisville
Surgeons in Louisville at Jewish Hospital began a 3:30 p m Sunday hand transplant on a New Jersey man identified as Matthew David Scott 37 of Absecon The operation led by Dr Warren Breidenbach the patient remains asleep in recovery The transplant follows a similar case in Lyon France and echoes notes of related events abroad
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