Ottawa BPW urges pay equity on Equal Pay Act anniversary
Women's group Ottawa BPW calls for renewed awareness of pay equity as the 30th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act approaches. Leaders urge employers including government to remove gender bias in wages while BPW officials plan to participate in a Kansas convention with televised appearances discussing the act and the convention.
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FDA to require truth in restaurant menu claims
Washington reports the FDA will require restaurants that advertise light or healthy foods to back claims with recipes or evidence. Exemption for menus from new labeling rules is dropped, with inspectors to verify that health claims reflect prepared dishes and not deceptive labeling.
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Beatles songwriter Anhur B Alexander Jr dies in Nashville
Anhur B. Alexander Jr., a songwriter whose pop and soul tunes were recorded by the Beatles and Rolling Stones, died Wednesday in Nashville due to respiratory and heart failure.
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Ad Briefs Friday and Saturday At Pepper's OPEN at 2 PM
Event listings announce Straight Shot on Friday at Pepper's and Network on Saturday with an OPEN time of 2 p.m. also noting activities including snooker and road grading while providing a contact number 242-8126 for details.
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Two OU students begin Herald internships this summer
Two Ottawa University students join The Herald as interns. Stacy Ruebhausen, OU senior, majors in broadcasting and credits the internship with potential radio or TV opportunities while also handling copywriting and obituaries. Rori Larisa Jimerson, OU graduate, intern in sports, formerly from Aurora Colorado, notes underrepresentation in the field and aims to grow through sports writing and broadcasting.
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Dole Donated Speech Fees Despite Ethics Rules
Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole earned sixty four thousand one hundred dollars from nearly thirty three speeches in 1992 while donated all fees to charity as required by ethics rules. An editorial article noted his high popularity as a speaker amid the mandated charity donations.
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Methodists Install New Christian Education Director
Beverly L. Bartscher of Lawrence will be installed as the new Christian Education Director at First United Methodist Church, Fourth and Hickory, during the 9 30 a.m. service. A reception at 10 30 a.m. follows in the small dining room. Previously youth director at three churches in Boonton New Jersey Vista California and Seekonk Massachusetts she has served eight years at the Lawrence church. She teaches history and behavior related to disordered students at Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center and holds a BA from the University of Kansas and an MS from Drew University. She is a certified director with the Kansas East Conference and member of the Christian Educator's Fellowship.
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Ottawa University organist to perform recital at KU campus
OU organist Thomas Gouwens, Ottawa University's music instructor, will give a recital at 8 p.m. Friday in Swarthout Recital Hall on the KU campus. The program includes Bach and Reger works and serves as part of his doctoral degree requirements. The event is free and open to the public.
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