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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1998
Page
7
The Ottawa High School girls delivered their best offensive performance of the season to defeat the Wellsville hosts in the first round of the Top Gun Invitational, advancing in the tournament.
The forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions Thursday with a high near 52. A northwest wind at 5 to 15 mph shifts to the west by afternoon, easing. For additional details, see page 2.
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The Wellsville board approved traffic and parking regulations allowing police to issue tickets on school grounds, ending private-property restrictions. They also require non-resident students to apply for admission annually, accepted three resignations, and held several executive sessions with no action on Superintendent Don Williams' contract. In Garnett, Daniel Lund faces a Feb. 3 preliminary in Anderson County District Court for arson tied to a January 17 house fire, bond reduction denied, remaining jailed.
GARNETT The Anderson County Board of Education approved paying 69315.87 from contingency to the South Central Kansas Health Insurance Group during a special Tuesday meeting. A closed session with board attorney Steve Doering preceded the vote and the payment helps cover a member district shortfall.
Former senator Bob Dole told about 200 at the Nixon Library foyer that people should let the facts speak and avoid rushing to judgment about President Clinton amid sexual impropriety claims. He spoke during a Vietnam prisoners exhibition and referenced Monica Lewinsky’s Washington ties nearby.
Attorney General Carla Stovall says estimates reach about 100 million dollars for how much Colorado may owe Kansas in Arkansas River water disputes. She cautions Kansas might receive no monetary payment if a federal special master later rules, possibly yielding only water remedies over the next two years.
Chutzpah note from Shaun and Julie Doran in November about a government built home near Llandeilo Carmarthenshire given to them and their nine children. They object that the residence is too white and hard to keep clean. They receive about 450 dollars weekly in welfare and the house cost 200 thousand dollars.
Democrats allege Kansas GOP filed a late 1996 campaign finance report and raised questions about national committee transactions and Oregon-linked groups. They accuse Republicans of laundering more than 300000 to skirt a 25000 limit and seek ethics action, while GOP leaders dismiss the comparisons as ridiculous.
Kansas Wax Museum visited Garfield Elementary School in Ottawa on a Wednesday afternoon. Fourth graders portrayed famous Kansans like Buffalo Bill Amelia Earhart Laura Ingalls Wilder and Dwight Eisenhower among others. Students activated name tags to share each figure’s story with visiting parents and peers.
The Kansas Film Commission forecasts a strong year for movie production with two films planned in Franklin and Osage counties. A sequel to Sarah Plain and Tall and a $35 million Ang Lee project about Quantrill's Raiders target Kansas in 1998. Filming may begin in March with state tax rebates and a production office in Kansas City Missouri aiding crews.
Clinton advocates more spending for a stronger nation while Republicans push tax cuts and smaller government. Senate leader Trent Lott delivered a high tech GOP response praising family values and crime crackdowns. Both sides avoided the White House crisis as Clinton denied allegations involving a former intern.
A grand jury accelerates as Hillary Clinton seeks to quell the crisis over the president s alleged relationship with former intern Monica Lewinsky. Leon Panetta arrives at the U S Courthouse as prosecutors weigh granting immunity to Lewinsky in exchange for testimony about the affair and possible perjury or obstruction charges.
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