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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1995

Page

6

Kansas university urged to boost western outreach

State Rep. Eugene Shore urged the University of Kansas to be more responsive to southwest Kansas. Shore told Chancellor Robert Hemenway to go to schools and meet teachers and administrators, stressing the need for a lasting presence. Residents say KU has little contact with western Kansas and often follows eastern Kansas patterns.

Kansas Topeka University Lawrence Oklahoma City Denver

Yellow Freight to consolidate Baxter Springs terminal

Yellow Freight Systems plans a workforce reduction at its Baxter Springs Kansas distribution center in a consolidation with operations in Kansas City St. Louis Oklahoma City Dallas and Memphis. The end-of-the-line terminal will serve customers in southwest Missouri southeast Kansas and northeast Oklahoma.

Baxter Springs Kan Yellow Freight Systems Inc Kansas City St. Louis Oklahoma City Dallas Memphis, Tenn Dana C. Eisele Kansas Missouri Oklahoma

Free State High School Name Narrowly Okayed

Lawrence Kansas AP The Lawrence school board voted 4 2 to name the city’s second high school Lawrence Free State High School honoring founders who kept the state free during the Civil War A final vote is set for June 26 with the school scheduled to open in 1997

Lawrence, Kan Lawrence Free State High School

Salina motel killing convictions upheld by court

In Topeka the state Supreme Court upheld the convictions of Andrew Juan Anthony Joel D. Butler and Artis Swafford for first degree murder and aggravated robbery in the August 1992 Salina motel night clerk killing. The defendants had argued for a change of venue but Saline County Judge Daniel Hebert denied the request.

Topeka, Kan Salina State Supreme Court Andrew Juan Anthony Joel D. Butler Artis Swafford Saline County Daniel Hebert Hebert

Officer shoots felon after foot chase in Kansas City

Wyandotte County District Attorney Nick Tomasic ruled the fatal shooting of Phillip Patrzykont, 35, justified. Patrzykont, a convicted felon with a long criminal record, threatened the officer with a steel post as the officer attempted the arrest following a foot pursuit and recognition amid active warrants.

Kansas City Kan Wyandotte Nick Tomasic Phillip Patrzykont Patrzykont

Clinton plan risks bold stroke or major blunder

President Clinton unveiled a 10 year balanced budget plan aiming to cut deficits by 1.2 trillion dollars, prompting early Democratic backlash over Medicare cuts and triggering debate with GOP leaders led by Bob Dole. The move seeks political impact ahead of an upcoming Halifax meeting, but faces internal White House cautions and party rifts.

Tom Raum Associated Press Ashington W Clinton White House Newt Gingrich New Hampshire Gingrich House Dick Gephardt D-Mo Senate Bob Dole Dole Gephardt Tom Daschle D-S.d Leon Panetta

Clinton plan seeks 10 year budget balance with tax cuts

President proposes balance in ten years with a 60 billion five year tax cut making college tuition deductible for families earning under 100000. Subsidies and write offs for corporations total 20 to 25 billion. Elderly programs including in home health care total about 20 billion. Cabinet department closures vary by House and Senate plans with Commerce Education and Energy affected.

Clinton

Ottawa teens win Suzuki World Convention scholarships

Ottawa's Beth Lewis 13 and Wellsville's Treesa Dowling 4 each won $2000 scholarships to perform at the Suzuki Method World Convention in Dublin Ireland this summer. Michaela Borth 14 of Olathe also earned a scholarship. They will perform violin solos and Lewis and Dowling will duet a Bach concerto.

Dublin Ireland Ottawa Beth Lewis Wellsville Treesa Dowling Kansas Cultural Trust Michaela Will Dowling Rita Lewis Borth

Man killed en route to Garnett mortuary in two-vehicle crash

Garnett resident William E. Yeager, age 65, died near here in a crash with a semi on K-31 about 8 a.m. He was en route to Garnett to arrange his mother Kate Yeager's funeral. Larry A. Isola, 44, of Menahga Minn, drove the semi. A double funeral for Yeager and his mother is planned Thursday at Farris-Feuerborn Chapel.

Garnett Here William E. Yeager Kansas Highway Patrol Farris- Feuerbomn Yeager Kate Larry A. Isola Menahga Minn Isola Farris-Feuerborn

FBI Seeks Kansans Information On Oklahoma City Bombing Trailers

FBI spokesman Max Geiman said about 150 calls from Kansas residents were received by mid morning about a red trailer and plastic barrels possibly linked to the Oklahoma City bombing. Leads are sent to the Fort Riley command post for evaluation and follow up.

Topeka Kan FBI Max Geiman Oklahoma City Geiman Fort Riley

Jayhawker Day 1995 Features Cow Pattie Bingo in Westward Ho

Williamsburg hosts Jayhawker Day with events under the Westward Ho banner at City Park. A 6 p.m. Saturday Cow Pattie Bingo promises a $500 prize if 400 spaces sell, plus $60 shares for adjoining squares. proceeds fund new ballfields.

Williamsburg City Park Diana Macoubrie Macoubrie Recreation Commission

Williamsburg Post Office Opens Open House At New Site

The Williamsburg post office invites festival-goers to an open house from 8:30 am to noon Saturday at 100 Williams Street. Postmaster Patsynna Easley hosts the event with refreshments and sales of old brass door fronts. Several students earn second and third place in a local contest.

Williamsburg Williams Street Patsynna Easley

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