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A brief weather note predicts tonight will be clear with lows in the low to mid seventies and Saturday will remain very warm and humid with highs near ninety five. Southeast and south winds are noted with modest speeds.
Streets are her office By JEREMY SHAPIRO Herald Staff Writer
Ruth Jacobs has served as Ottawa's only full time taxi driver since 1982. She began as a dispatcher in 1981, bought the firm when it faced closure, and built a career delivering rides, groceries, and even a turtle to the vet. Regulars recognize her voice and she notes demand rises in hot weather and on weekends.
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Jeremy Shapiro
Herald
Ruth Jacobs
Ottawa
Jacobs
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Resumption of Aging waiting list angers Governor Graves
Gov. Bill Graves condemned the North Central Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging for stopping new client intake for in home care to poor elderly Kansans. The agency cites budget shortfalls as it serves 18 counties with 378 clients while two names appear on the waiting list. The governor and Sen. Harry Stephens clash over funding politics as Connie Hubbell of the Department on Aging weighs possible contract revocation. The agency warns its 2000 and 2001 fiscal year costs may exceed budgets, while state officials project tighter limits but no widespread waits.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Graves
North Central
Flint Hills
Harry Stephens
Stephens
D-Emporia
Statehouse
Area Agency
Department
Connie Hubbell
Hubbell
Manhattan
Marilyn Legg
Legg
Department On Aging
Jim Beckwith
Kansas Association of Area Agencies On Aging
Depot Museum advances to phase two restoration effort
Deborah Barker, director, says Phase Two focuses on creating exhibits for permanent collections in the downstairs waiting rooms. The plan includes building cases, adding interactive elements, and reassembling stored displays to better showcase Franklin County history in the Old Depot Museum.
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Laura Potter
Herald
Old Depot Museum
Franklin County
Deborah Barker
Franklin County Historical Society
Museum
Barker
Kansas Department of Transportation
Ottawa
Bob Buchanan
Kansas City
Less Than Half of Kansan Wheat Rated No 1 Grade
Kansas wheat harvest shows only 48 percent graded No 1 and 46 percent No 2 with 6 percent No 3 or worse. Poor quality crops are regional, from the dry northwest, while overall stores remain high. Industry officials see high stock aiding blending but farmers face low yields and weak prices.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
Kansas Grain Inspection Service
Lynn Hoeling
Mueller Grain Co
Goodland
Kas
Hoeting
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Ed Anderson
Richmond Fairgrounds
Mike Topp
Curt Guilfoyle
Richmond
Depot Museum
Brett Myers
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
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