Local students named to PSU spring honor roll and Baker graduates
Pittsburg State University lists local students on the All A and dean’s honor rolls, with names from Garnett Ottawa Paola and Waverly. Baker University spring commencements include Baldwin City Osage City Ottawa Overbrook Paola and Wellsville graduates with numerous degrees and honors.
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PSU
Pittsburg
Pittsburg State University
Garnett
Andrew Allan Gray
Karey Lynn Schulte
Ottawa
Jodi Renee Snook
Paola — Brigette Lyn Chronister
Denise Jean Kohler
Dawn Marie McKinney
Lisa Mae Robertson
Lisa L. Hinderliter
Kimberly Michelle Young
Paola
Jennifer Angela Fort
Christine A. Parks
Princeton
John Nicholas Williams
Waverly
Monica Heather Drumm
Baker Baldwin City
Baker University
Baldwin City
Tracy Aubuchon
John F. Campbell
Christopher Andrew Cink
Heide Elaine Coleman
Susan Edith Collar
Rebecca C. Craig
Malaura Anne Deeter
Angela K. Mortenson
Christopher Emil Nutting
Robert C. Pewtress Jr
Christopher Kyle Sass
Christa Renee Wallis
Tricia Marie Smith-Easum
Linda Marie Slimmer
Rhonda Gail Beery
Catherine L. Brummel
Lyndon — Candy J. Beckner
Osage City
Denise Peltier
Hursing
Carole L. Woolfolk
Chad Dale Hignite
Robert Glen McPheeters
Becky L. Banks
Ruth Sheldon
Carla Jean Fultz
Wellsville
Karla Renee Lintner
Kerry Sue Wright
Topeka man recovers after severe spinal injury
Dr. Craig H. Yorke treats Burnett in St. Francis ER after breaks in the fifth vertebra threaten life. Burnett, now bound to a wheelchair, works daily toward gradual improvement with a strong, supportive circle, in a springtime pattern of similar spinal injuries among young men.
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Craig H. Yorke
Topeka
Burnett
St. Francis
Yorke
Sweepstakes stir fuels discord and gun debate
The item notes discord over a sweepstakes amid incidents including a 14 year old in Metairie who shot a teacher after seating decisions, and Marlene Lenick in Sewall's Point allegedly shooting her husband after a football game wish. It references recent stabbings such as Margaret Armstrong and Jimmy Durante and ends with a mailing address for Weird News submissions.
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Metairie
Marlene Lenick
Sewall’s Point
Fla
Margaret Armstrong
Toronto
Jimmy Durante
Fredericksburg
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Mayor Announces New Appointments to Ottawa Boards and Commissions
Ottawa mayor reveals list of appointments and reappointments to city boards and commissions including Limity Board Gary Bateman Sandra Howard and Scott Wasser for 1994 95 terms along with multiple positions on Uniform Plumbing Board of Appeals National Electric Code Board of Bob Haas and Building Code Board of Appeals Ken Morton and Jim McCrea. Scott Lamberts joins United Way Franklin County 1994 96 and KMEA Jim Bradley new appointment 1994 95 among others.
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Cummiskey
Ottawa
Limity
Gary Bateman
Louis Reed
Bob Reusch
Ion Sandra Howard
Paul Howe
Auditorium
Scott Wasser
Kelly Soman
Uniform Plumbing Board of Appeals
Charles Adamson
Mark Carey
Harold Hinderliter
National Electric Code Board
Bob Haas
Brian Moore
Richard Carlson
Building Code Board of Appeals
Ken Morton
Jim McCrea
E.V. Skidmore
Byron Jensen
Geneva Knight
Bill Farrow
Shannon Droddy
Cathy Sutton
United Way
Franklin Coun Scott Lamberts
KMEA
Jim Bradley
Gene Ramsey
Ath Judicial Correction
Richard Jackson
Cyclists hold 20th anniversary Kansas Bicycle Tour convergence
Biking Across Kansas marks its 20th anniversary with three routes converging in Garnett. The event began in three locations and ends a week later at the Missouri border, with overnight stops planned near Tribune Ness City Great Bend McPherson Council Grove Lyndon Garden Jetmore Larned Sterling Marion Madison Satanta Dodge City St John Hesston Eureka Iola. A celebration dinner will be held at Linn County Park east of LaCygne.
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Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
BAK
Johnson
Satanta
Dodge City
St. John
Hesston
Eureka
Iola
Garett
Linn County Park
LaCygne
Clinton Welcomes Emperors Akihito To White House
President Clinton welcomed Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko to the White House with full honors on the South Lawn. The ceremony featured a 21-gun salute, national anthems, and a review of troops as about 4000 people, amid a late spring heat wave, watched.
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Washington
Clinton
Akihito
White House
South Lawn
United States
Japan
Michiko
Hillary Rodham Clinton
U.S
Seoul calls up reserve forces for major civil defense drill
Seoul ordered a nationwide call-up of 6.6 million reservists for one of its largest civil-defense drills in years. The exercise targets evacuation and first aid operations as tensions with North Korea rise, with participation expanded beyond routine monthly drills. Former President Jimmy Carter arrived in Seoul to help ease strains over the North's nuclear program and planned private talks with President Kim Young-sam.
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Seoul
South Korea
Civil Defense Corps
Korea
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Kim Young-sam
Bridal Catalog Fashion Show at Jayhawker Days
CG PENNEY Catalog Merchant Kramer's hosts a Bridal Catalog Fashion Show on June 18 1994 at approximately 2:30 pm during Jayhawker Days in Williamsburg KS. Vintage clothes and other eras will be modeled. Attendees may contact 242-6065 for details.
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CG Penney Catalog
Kramer's
Jayhawker Days
Williamsburg
Rebels reject peace offer in Chiapas conflict continues
Mexico's rebels refuse to accept the government peace proposal while pledging not to renew fighting if the upcoming presidential elections lead to reform. Army fire remains halted in Chiapas as envoy Camacho Solis speaks, marking another uneasy step in the Zapatista crisis and Mexico's drive for democracy.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Chiapas
Manuel Camacho Solis
Zapatista National Liberation Army
Weather Tonight Forecast for Ottawa Area
Partly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms. A low near 72 degrees and south wind 10 to 20 mph. Data from Ottawa Power Plant shows hourly temperatures ending around 11 a.m.
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Harald
Tomorow
Ottawa
Black to lead AMA Chicago
The American Medical Association elected Dr. Lonnie R. Bristow as its first black president in 147 years. Bristow, chairman of the AMA board and its only black member, was chosen unopposed to serve in the largely speech making role next year. A quarter century ago some AMA chapters barred blacks.
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Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Lonnie R. Bristow
AMA
Ottawa Herald publishes long price list and staff credits
The Ottawa Herald lists staff members including editor A Hitch and manager Ing Editor Bemia, with advertising director Peg Armatrong and others. It also shares extensive subscription rates for Ottawa residents and surrounding areas, detailing monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual prices by carrier, motor route, and mail, with state and out of state figures.
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Dim A. Hitch
Ing
Bemia
Managien Love
Peg Armatrong
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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Carla Bienhoff
Don Carr
Ralph Young
Kansas Insurance Commissioner
Doug Norman
Wellington
Larry Wright
Norman
Syracuse
Garden, Jetmore
Larned
Sterling
Marion
Madison
Larry Christie
Wichita
Ad Briefs
Lydick Insurance
Todd Rvs
Gand Creek
Vacation Bible School
Green Valley Baptist Church
Osawatomie
Wa Water
Hillsdale
Pomona
Meena Clinton
Hillsdale Lake
Pomona Lake
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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