Wolf Creek plant shows improvements but history not ended
NRC deputy regional administrator John M. Montgomery said Wolf Creek operates better now, rating it average to above average, but long term evidence is needed to confirm a sustained improvement. One minor steam leak was fixed, plant cleanliness rated very good, and officials continue monitoring corrective actions and a nearby waste disposal site dispute.
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Greeley ranch rodeo squad finishes third
Ball notes team balance with positions and plans A B and C as Greeley’s D M team faced rain mud and stubborn cattle to place third. Alan Worley stood in for Les McGhee whose wife Carol died of cancer this week and supported Ranch Rodeo through the event.
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Fairground Rodeo and Poultry Show Draw Crowds at Evening Run
Fairground activities gather steam with a 5 30 p m to 8 30 p m rodeo starting at 8 p m. Poultry judge Al Westling notes many birds in early molt affecting show condition while Raven Spratt of Rantoul dominates 4 H large fowl, with Jarret John Shields of Princeton and Brandon Lee of Richmond winning multiple blue ribbons. Open poultry judging underway as 4 H results list Blues Reds Whites for several participants.
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Voucher plan: State Rep Kay OConnor to speak on funding schooling
State Rep. Kay O'Connor plans a 3:45 p.m. Friday address in the Franklin County Courthouse old courtroom about a proposed private or public school voucher system. She seeks public comments and questions, especially from parents grandparents teachers and home school families. If adopted vouchers would fund education via government issued vouchers usable at private or public schools.
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Paola Opens New Local Computer Bulletin Board System
The Panther Pit operated by Kevin and Teresa Young in Paola offers 50 subscribers access to 12 games and trivia contests plus a mailbox for user communication. A video movie review file may be added soon. Dial 294-2371 for modem access with on screen instructions and personal password setup. Time limits and logoff procedures are provided.
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New Neosho college secretary here CHANUTE
Neosho County Community College Board of Trustees added Floyd West Linus Thuston and Steve Huebert as new members. Ralph Watkins retained chairmanship with Huebert as vice chair. Barbara Clover named Ottawa center cashier and secretary. President authorized to sign contracts with 21 area hospitals for nursing clinics. Trustees revised policies on refunds scholarships payments and raised graduation fee to 22.50.
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Ottawa City Band extends summer concert run with encore
The Ottawa City Band will perform at 7 30 p m Monday at the city park band stand marking an encore after their announced final concert. Director Brent Wheeler cites enjoyment as the reason as the program includes Beguine for Flutes along with marches and patriotic pieces. Band members will rehearse at 6 p m Monday in the Ottawa High School band room.
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Benefit Quilt Auction and Community Sale at Fairgrounds
Ad announces a benefit quilt auction Saturday July 17 at 5 p.m. at Fr. Co. Fairgrounds 17th and Main. Brown's Shoe Fit reports price reductions and new styles contact 242-6111. Homemade ice cream July 18 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Courthouse Lawn $2.50 bring lawn chairs with OHS Cyclonettes. Trinity United Methodist Vacation Bible School runs July 19-23 from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
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Sutton finalist in coed Miss Kansas pageant
Julie Sutton of Ottawa placed as third runner up in talent and Miss Photogenic contests at the Miss Kansas American Coed Pageant held July 4 5 at the Overland Park Marriott Hotel. She earned trophies and cash awards and was recognized for academic achievement from 60 contestants. Local sponsors funded her participation.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates effective 1993
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