Bethany College students join January EBE program
Lindsborg resident Michelle Hackett among 69 Bethany College students in an Experience Based Education program during January. EBE lets students earn credit through non classroom work to explore careers with Rick Johnson of Career Services describing the program as flexible for any field. Hackett works as a DJ and secretary assistant at KCVS Radio Salina under Professor Steven Homer’s supervision. KU names 202 Jayhawk Scholars for 1994 academics.
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Michelle Hackett
Lyndon
Bethany College
Rick Johnson
Bethany College Career Services
Bethany
Hackett
Kcvs Radio
Salina
Steven Homer
Lawrence
Univeristy of Kansas
Jayhawk
Ku-Colorado
Kendra E. Kahler
Ottawa
School of Engineering
Brad and
Beth Kahler
S. Cedar
Motion in case seeks pretrial witness interview rights
Barker argues Robinson must have compulsory process and the ability to discover witness testimony, claiming police interference blocks pretrial defense interviews. He requests court orders preventing police or city retaliation against witnesses and enforcing access to information controlled by government personnel before Friday’s hearing.
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Barker
Robinson
Anderson County Conservation Banquet Honors Hurley and Renger
TCI talks contract as Bill and Colene Hurley and Kenneth Renger are to receive awards at the Anderson County Conservation District annual banquet. The event starts at 7 p.m. at Holy Angels School, recognizing farmers and families for outstanding conservation plans on owned or rented land. Markets close with corn at $2.16, soybeans at $5.20, and grain sorghum at $3.47. ACJSHS site council meets at 6 p.m. in the library.
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Anderson County Conservation District
Bill
Colene Hurley
Kenneth Renger
Conservation District
Holy Angels School
Anderson County
Acjshs
Judge finds for defense witnesses delay tactics in Simpson case
The court rules that the belated disclosure of 14 witnesses was intentional to gain unfair tactical advantage. The judge orders the jury to ignore those witnesses as defense counsel Johnnie Cochran Jr. neared the end of his opening statement about the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman killings on June 12.
Topeka Officials Named Heads of Commerce Divisions
Randy Speaker and Ken Elder were named to head divisions in the Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing. Speaker will lead the Housing Division, while Elder will head the Community Development Division. Speaker has 15 years in real estate development serving the elderly and disabled, and Elder brings nine years as senior VP at Mercantile Bank of Topeka plus seven years leading a local development company. Both are Washburn University graduates.
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Randy Speaker
Ken Elder
Tbuth
Topeka
Ttthe State Department of Commerce and Housing
Gary Sherrer
Elder
Speaker
Washburn University
Ottawa CMA Celebrity Auction Attracts Big Names
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium hosts a March 4 celebrity auction to boost the CMA program budget. Donors include Dick Smith Kelley Loman Scott Wasser and CMA staff. items cover autographs scripts artworks and signed memorabilia from country music entertainment and sports figures.
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OMA
Kelley Loman
Scott Wasser
Dick Smith
Smith
CMA
Richard Pryor
Alan Alda
Roseanne
Archie Campbell
Dolly Parton
Billy Dean
Billy Ray Cyrus
John Berry
Sons of the San Joaquin
Dennis Miller
Steve Allen
Robert Englund
Brian McRae
Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Summary
Tonight mostly clear with a low near 25. Light and variable winds. Extended forecast from Wednesday to Friday shows warm dry conditions with lows in the 30s and highs from the 50s to 60s, rising to the 60s and 70s in the west by Friday.
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Wight
Smithsonian drops Enola Gay exhibit plan
The Smithsonian Institution's board of regents chose to cancel a 10,000 square foot display about the Enola Gay and the atomic age. Instead the National Air and Space Museum will show the aircraft fuselage and may include a crew memories video.
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Smithsonian Institution
National Air and Space Museum
Smithsonian
I. Michael Heyman
Smithsonian Board of Regents
Today’s Herald
Three arrested in Rantoul burglars case says sheriff
Franklin County sheriff detectives arrested Patricia Finch 31 Ronald Criqui 34 and James Nichols 32 after finding thousands of dollars in stolen property at a Rantoul home on Elm Street. Seven burglaries tied to the case were cleared as investigators recover antique furniture glassware quilts toys and other items from abandoned properties.
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Franklin County
Rantoul
Richmond
Alan Radcliffe
Allen Campbell
Patricia C. Finch
Ronald Eugene Criqui
Elm
Radcliffe
Finch
Criqui
James Darren
Nichols
Fighting Persists At Velika Kladusa As Truce Fails
In northwest Bosnia after a month of a four month truce no terms are in place and clashes intensify around Velika Kladusa. The Muslim led government Fifth Corps loses ground as Serbs from Croatia and rebel Muslims push the line southeast by up to three miles. French peacekeepers fire on government soldiers trying to evade inspection and wounded men are treated. UN notes warning shots in conflict.
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Bosnia- Herzegovina
Bosnia
Goverment
Velika Kladusa
U.N
Maj. Koos Sol
Croatia
Fifth Corps
United Nations
Gary Coward
Fikret Abdic
Coward
Chili Supper Promotes Activities at Wmab HS Hallway
A public notice lists a January 91 chili supper at Wmab High School hallway tied to an After Prom party with a piano lesson contact 242-7245. It also advertises a daily prayer meeting at OCC 903 N Poplar and a weekly Senior Citizen Discount Day at Fashion Alley offering 15 percent off for customers 55 plus.
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Fashion Alley
S. Main
Doctors announce first treatment for sickle cell anemia
NIH halted the 299 patient trial of hydroxyurea four months early after results showed the drug halved painful episodes hospitalizations and transfusion needs. Led by Dr. Samuel Charache at Johns Hopkins, the study warned it is a treatment not a cure and noted the drug is already marketed for polycythemia vera.
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Ethesda
National Institutes of Health
Samuel Charache
Johns Hopkins University
Africa
Middle East
Mediterranean
India
NIH
Food and Drug Administration
Bristol Myers Squibb
Ottawa Herald rates and staff listing notice
The Ottawa Herald presents its staff roles including editor publisher and department heads. It lists subscription rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas with prices for one month to one year and notes mail rates for out of state and balance of Kansas. All rates are in advance and effective October 1, 1994 and after.
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Chang Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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