Ottawa Students and locals receive college honors and internships
June highlights show Scout Hotaling earning a master of divinity with historical and theological studies from Northern Baptist Theological Seminary. C Todd Black receives a $1,000 renewable scholarship from Williams Natural Gas Foundation. Tony L. Miller makes the University of Minnesota College of Natural Resources dean's list with a 4.0, planning graduate work. Kay Ellen Regan attends a workshop at Emporia State University. Bernice Daugherty completes an MS in nursing and will teach at Valparaiso University. Michael Cannady graduates from DeVry and joins GeoDynamics at Falcon AFB. Three Ottawa firms provide ESU cooperative internships for students Tracy Brock, Amy Sutton, and Steve Martin. Treesa Dowling participates in Suzuki Talent Education Institute. Tammy Rome makes the dean's list at MidAmerica Nazarene College with 3.5 to 3.99 GPA.
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Scout Hotaling
Ottawa
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Lombard
Hotaling
Montrose Baptist Church
Chicago
Emporia State University
Tracy Brock
Marie
Jerry Brock
Richmond
Tom Leitaker
E. Dundee
Amy Sutton
Dale
Deanna Fox
Norma Miller
Peoples National Bank
Steve Martin
Our Own Hardware
Defense-cut relief proposed in Senate spending bill
The Senate moves to use 229 million in defense spending to aid communities harmed by reduced Pentagon budgets. The 23.6 billion Commerce Justice State measure redirects funds to grant civilian manufacturing, defense industry transformation, and small business startup aid while addressing FCC spectrum issues and overtime for FBI agents.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Congress
Commerce, Justice and State Departments
Federal Communications Commission
FBI
Ex defense chief may be indicted in BCCT scandal
The New York Times and Washington Post report that district attorney investigators plan indictments against former Defense Secretary Clark Clifford and lawyer Robert Altman over the 1981 takeover of First American Bankshares Inc. by the Bank of Credit and Commerce International. Morgenthau is expected to announce the charges this week.
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New York
Clark Clifford
Washington
Robert Altman
First American Bankshares Inc
Bank of Credit and Commerce Inter
National
New York Times
Washington Post
Robert Morgenthau
Gunmen kill Mafia investigator in Catania ambush
Police set roadblocks and carried out house to house searches in Sicily after Inspector Giovanni Lizzio, 46, was ambushed by gunmen on motorcycles and fatally shot. Investigators pursued the attackers amid a government crackdown on the mob.
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Catania
Sicily
Giovanni Lizzio
Lizzio
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C. Todd Black
Warren and
Teresa Black
Educational Foundation of Williams Natural Gas Company
Black
Ottawa High School
Kansas State University
Tony L. Miller
Donald and
Patricia Miller
S. Locust
University of Minnesota College of Natural Resources
Miller
Minnesota
Kay Ellen Regan
Eugene Field
Bernice Daugherty
University of Kansas
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
Michael Cannady
Princeton
DeVry Institute of Technology
Kansas City
Cannady
Falcon Afb
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mike
Central Heights
Am Tech
Wichita
Jim
Beverly Cannady
RFD
Treesa Dowling
John and
Rita Dowling
Wellsville
Suzuki
University of Missour
Tammy L. Rome
Richard and
Shirley Elder
MidAmerica Nazarene College
Jeans Lee & Levi Groups
Panama Jack
Shorts Dockers
Dockers
Greenline
Arrow
Levi
G-man
ETL University
Elims Les
Bob Bezek
Bob Bazek
Kansas
Ima
Vorp
Nate Erantage Shem
Wingert’s
U.S
Supreme
Firestone Supreme
Firestone
USA
Izes
Triumph
Joudgestone
Bridgestone
Hale
Bike Reno
Michelin
Uae
Hlackwall
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Csir Veg
Seuidgestone
Fepeooen
Hspelo Rate
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Ald Ala Ali
Michelin’ “Ure
Srryalt Aleee
Cre Lod
Covionment
Ful-Seewice AC
Ene Ree
Stilee Ei Te Eia
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