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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1992

Page

6

Pleasantinton singer sings national anthem at Royals Stadium

Kelley Bethell, a Williamsburg High sophomore, sang the national anthem via lip synced prerecording before the Royals versus Red Sox game at Royals Stadium. She performed in Ottawa due to stadium echo, after auditioning through Royals official Chris Muehlbach. Bethell aims for a future in teaching or performing, with possible hopes for Carnegie Hall or Star Search.

Scott Hollister Kansas City Kelley Bethell Williamsburg High Franklin County Fair Whitney Houston Bethell Royals Stadium Royals Boston Red Sox Doug Bethell Overland Park Roger Kris Jensen Ottawa Chris Muehlbach Doug Bethel Modern Music City Main Williamsburg Carnegie Hall

Bezek Wright eye county attorney primary

Franklin County voters face a clear Republican choice for county attorney as Larry Wright and Bob Bezek vie in the August 4 primary. Wright, 50, CIA background, law degree from Kansas, limited courtroom experience but plans to pursue further training. Bezek, 36, Washburn Law grad with seven years trial work, currently Ottawa city and school boards attorney, emphasizes other duties like contracts and tax issues.

Bill Tellier Herald Wendell Barker Franklin County Larry Wright Bob Bezek Wright Ottawa Central Intelligence Agency University of Kansas Bezek Topeka Washburn University School of Law Wellsville Public Safety

Finney defends hiring former doctor for abortion monitors

Governor Finney defends appointing Herbert W. Ketterman to monitor doctors compliance with Kansas abortion law. Ketterman, a former physician with a prison stint, has neutral views on abortion and will oversee clinics' statistical reporting at the Department of Health and Environment. He begins with a $30,000 salary and no patient contact.

Topeka Kan Gary Joan Finney Herbert W. Ketterman Finney Bob Stephan Johnson County Ketterman State Department of Health and Environment Department Office of Vital Statistics Ann Cook

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