Students chosen for honors program at Kansas State University
Several area students are named among incoming freshmen in KSU engineering honors for 1996 97. Recipients include Karen Kraushaar Travis Wilkins Andrew Prentice and Amy Marsh with family details and home towns.
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Baldwin
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Randy Wilkins
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Osage City
Andrew Prentice
Bruce
Diana Prentice
Ottawa
Amy Marsh
Richard
Virginia Marsh
Waverly
Jennifer A. Testorff
Ball State University
Muncie
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Kansas utilities win rate cuts to lower bills
Harris News Service reports an agreement between KCC staff and Western Resources to cut rates by 64.7 million annually by 1998. KPL and KGE customers would see substantial savings with interim and final reductions, placing KPL 29 percent and KGE below national averages. CURB backs the plan, noting notable concessions during negotiations amid pending KCPL-Western merger.
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Walker Hendrix
Ottawa
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Ottawa Herald Delivery Rates And Schedules Notice
Reader information outlines home delivery times for Ottawa and surrounding areas. It lists monthly rates for Cartier Ottawa, rural towns, rural motor route, Franklin County mail, adjoining counties, rest of Kansas, and all other states with discounts for three six and twelve month subscriptions.
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Postmaster Address Changes Notice
Address update notice instructs senders to route change requests to The Ottawa Herald at 104 Cedar Street, Ottawa Kansas 66067 for processing by the post office. The item reads as a brief standard notice likely from a local paper postal section.
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Burrton boy 3 drowns in hotel pool during reunion
In Lathe Kansas a 3-year-old boy, Tyler Schlender of Burrton, drowned in a Holiday Inn pool during a family reunion. He was found floating face down roughly 10 feet from shore, pronounced dead at Olathe Medical Center after more than two hours of CPR by his father and relatives.
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Front Page Plan Details for Ottawa Middle School Move
Principal Fox outlines OMS transition steps including no lockers, home library checkouts, labeled items, shared exercise and band spaces, and a phased move to new modular buildings. Athletics adjust with no-cut policy and shifted practice times while buses, traffic control, and sidewalk concerns are addressed.
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Chapel draws wide attention to Baker relocation project
The London Times front page covered the Baker chapel relocation funded by a $1 million gift from R. R. Osborne, an Olathe banker and philanthropist. English visitors have toured its new home, and Fuller praises Osborne as a remarkable longtime friend. The chapel will honor Osborne's late wife Clarice.
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Atlanta bombing prompting broad, random searches by police
Fulton County Sheriff Jacquelyn Barrett described the searches as random to avoid targeting any race or age group. The blast killed Alice Hawthorne, 44, and precipitated a heart attack death of a Turkish cameraman. Seventeen injured remained in hospital, with three in serious condition. FBI investigators gathered evidence from bomb fragments, cameras, and a pay phone, while composite sketches of eyewitnesses were prepared pending verification. No suspect yet, but several leads are being pursued.
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Atlanta
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Tubbs
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Weather outlook for Ue Cereals with storm chances
A 30 percent thunderstorm risk is forecast for Tuesday with a low near 65 and north winds 5 to 15 mph. Wednesdays to Fridays look mild with chances of storms in the southwest, and statewide highs in the 80s on Thursday and Friday while lows range from upper 50s to mid 60s across regions.
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