Winning Ways in Friday Night Girls Games
Central Heights and Williamsburg girls basketball teams won Friday night. Other scores are on Page 7.
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Central Heights
Williamsburg
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1998
Page
7
Weather outlook: weekend rain turns likely across area
A 40 percent rain chance today with a high near 50 and south wind 10 to 20 mph. Tonight showers continue with a low around 35 to 40 and an 80 percent rain probability. Sunday remains rainy with about 60 percent likelihood.
Fact finders deliver report on Ottawa school negotiations
A three member panel submitted a collaborative report Friday to the Ottawa Education Association and the Ottawa Board of Education. The panel, heard Jan. 9 and 10 on disputed contract items including salary and calendar year, offers recommendations to resolve differences in the 1997-1998 teacher contract. The findings cannot be released publicly until the OEA and board meet again, with the next board session set for Feb. 9.
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Ottawa Education Association
Ottawa Board of Education
OEA
Shirlene Taylor
OFA
Taylor
Eyes and bones sold from New Orleans morgue
Barbara Everett alleges in a court filing that body parts from her slain son were removed without relatives permission and sold by the city coroner Dr. Frank Minyard. She seeks class action status as a judge considers the request, with ruling expected in two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Barbara Everett
Frank Minyard
Leroy Everett
Charity Hospital
Labor plans strategy for 1998 AFL-CIO agenda
The AFL-CIO executive council wrapped up a two day meeting in Washington with plans to push Congress to broaden health care coverage raise the minimum wage and strengthen retirement security They will play an aggressive role in the November elections while fending off state initiatives to curb union political spending President John Sweeney called those efforts an attempt to silence workers as unions intensify organizing and political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Congress
Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
John Sweeney
Women at work clash with Canadian strip policy
December reports note Mexico tightened non immigrant rules under NAFTA high technology visas affecting Canadian and U S nude dancers. In Winnipeg stripper Carole Levesque sues police after being forced to raise her hands during a raid despite breast enhancement surgery causing pain. A Taliban split group north of Kabul trains a women battalion to resist strict Islamic rule, with Hazara women eager to join a recruiting drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
U.S
NAFTA
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Carole Levesque
Afghanistan
Taliban
London Daily Telegraph
Kabul
Hazaras
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Compuserve.com
Kansas rolls out character themed business expansion drive
Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer leads a Kansas campaign to lure national and international investment under the motto Kansas: Built on Character. Focused on six sectors aviation and avionics plastics value added agriculture distribution centers call centers and regional centers. Programs include incentives training upgrades and plant expansions with jobs and payroll figures cited for Liberal Parsons Hutchinson and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Sherrer
Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing
Sherrer
Kansas
Emporia
Manhattan
Junction City
Hutchinson
Cessna
Independence
Commerce Department
Liberal
Trailmobile
Budget to have surplus
President Clinton's proposed federal budget for next year includes a 9.5 billion surplus, the first in three decades. The plan projects 218.7 billion more revenue than spending through 2003, sparking a budget fight as Republicans push tax cuts and Democrats seek greater social program funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Clinton
Progress Edition invites county diary of a Day in Franklin County
The newspaper seeks a community diary for Groundhog Day Monday. Readers across Ottawa Lane Williamsport and other towns are urged to participate. Diaries with photos will form the core of the Progress Edition. Everyone is welcome to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Ottawa
Lane
Williamsburg
Drilling reveals ancient shellfish and algae off Cape Roberts
Geology professor Peter Barrett says shells and 15 unknown algae species found beneath the Ross Sea seabed off Cape Roberts indicate a warmer Antarctic climate 1.2 to 1.8 million years ago. Barrett of Victoria University in Wellington coordinates the drilling project studying past climate change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
Antarctica
Ross Sea
Peter Barrett
Associated Press
Barrett
Victoria University
Cape Roberts
Pomona student’s bull Shamgod earns stock show grand champion
Thane Combs and his father Doug raised Shamgod a purebred Limousine bull that won the Peoples Choice Grand Champion Bull title at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. They sold a half interest for $38,000 to Express Limousine Ranch as Shamgod heads to stud duties in Yukon Oklahoma after showing success at Franklin County fairs and other events.
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Omona
Thane
Combs
Pomona High School
Shamgod
Denver
Doug Combs
Kansas State University
Franklin County
Express
Yukon
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