Diaries Wanted For Franklin County Herald Feature
Readers across counties are invited to submit diary entries about their Monday activities. Handwritten or typed, short or long, with a phone contact, by February 9. Include thoughts on daily life and any details you find interesting for a statewide ongoing narrative.
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the Herald
Technology, tax climate drive Kansas business push
Rep. Tom Sawyer cites Kansas recruiting, but workforce training remains key. Sykes at Hays expands with 577 jobs, aided by state training funds and Kansas Lottery investment. Fort Hays State University partners for training, while Council Grove adds 14 customer service roles. Challenges include skilled labor, tax policy, and community commitment to development.
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Tom Sawyer
Wichita
House
Koch Industries
Houston
Kansas
Sherrer
Sykes
Hays
Information Technologies Company
Kansas Town
United States
Lavern Squier
Ellis County Coalition For Economic Development
Squier
Kansas Lottery
Fort Hays State University
Russell Stover Candy Company
Council Grove
Tim Shallenburger
Baxter Springs
Shallenburger
Johnson County
Antarctic shells shed light on past warm periods and climate
Shells and algal beds found beneath the Ross Sea seabed suggest a super-warm period between ice ages. Researchers say the 32 mollusk types and new micro-flora indicate environments very different from today and may inform predictions of global warming effects on ice sheets and sea levels.
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Barrett
Ross Sea
Antarctic
Globe
Cooper
Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences
Clinton proposes budget with surpluses and new programs
The draft budget aims to eliminate deficits earlier, with a $1.7 trillion 1999 package and surpluses projected from 2000 onward. It includes a $65.5 billion tobacco settlement over five years to fund 100,000 teachers, expanded science research, and more child care, with about $22 billion directed to states.
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Congress
White House
Clinton
School Lunch and Breakfast Menus Across Districts
A compiled schedule lists weekly breakfast and lunch options for Baldwin Central Heights Pomona Waverly Wellsville and Williamsburg schools. Meals include cereals, pancakes, pizza, tacos, lasagna, burgers, and regional specialties with milk and fruit, noting daily items and some dietary notes.
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Baldwin
Central Heights
Pomona
Waverly
Wellsville
Williamsburg
County truck rock damages Dodge pickup in collision
Shari and Darryl Stottlemire of Rantoul claim a county truck discharged road rock that struck their 1997 Dodge one ton as they met head on. They estimate repair costs at 1794.73 dollars for hood dents windshield damage and side panel dents. County attorney Larry Wright asked for a written incident account.
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Shari
Darryl Stottlemire
Rantoul
Stottlemires
Larry Wright
District Court charges listed for multiple defendants
The Daily Report lists charges filed on Jan 16 for Laveda Cloyd, Shellie Decock, Ann Betz, Lawrence Koenig, Edward Beechat, Diana Hicks, Lloyd Poling, Bret Jackson, Edward Salyers, and others including felony and misdemeanor counts. Dispositions note Hollinger’s stalking charge dismissed for lack of probable cause. Divorces granted cover several couples. City building permits show remodels, signs, single-family homes, decks, and other work across multiple addresses.
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Laveda
Lynne Cloyd
Shellie Lynne Decock
Ann E. Betz
S. Elm
Lawrence F. Koenig
Buffalo
Edward Beechat
Topeka
Diana Louise Hicks
Wellsville
Lloyd O. Poling
Lane
Bret Alan Jackson
E. Grant
Edward Lee Salyers
Kean Alan Hollinger
Neosho Road
Tammie J. Hughes
Lawrence
Mark D. Hughes
Frank Krause Jr
Dorothy A. Krause
Newton
Kerrie L. Brock
Richmond
David A. Brock
Ottawa
Jewel Dean Hastings
Olathe
Ruth Elaine Hastings
Janice M. Wright
Wellsville Council Handles Bills at Routine Meeting
Wellsville City Council met for about 75 minutes with no new business. City Clerk Donna Reed said the session mainly involved paying bills and department head reports.
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Wellsville
Donna Reed
Kansas seeks bigger share of federal highway funds
Gov. Bill Graves and Kansas lawmakers urge Congress to raise the state's federal transportation share as ISTEA expires May 1. Rep. Jerry Moran notes Kansas could gain from both House and Senate versions, with Kansas' allocation projected to rise from 210 million to 305 million under the House plan, a 45 percent jump.
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Graves
U.S
Congress
Graves
Congressional
Jerry Moran
Kansas
Moran
House
Senate
U.S. House
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