Anthropologists flee Ecuador Waorani village disaster
Wichita State University researchers Carole and Clayton Robarchek fled a Waorani village after the locals pressed for more goods and the group feared capture. The expedition along piranha infested rivers ended at dark with a failed outboard motor leaving them stranded in mid river. They planned a return by helicopter with radio.
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Wichita State University
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Clayton Robarchek
Ecuador
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Oskaloosa Balks Over Profanity List Policy
In Oskaloosa Kansas parents weigh required teacher lists of profane words in books read by kindergarten through eighth grade. The May 9 school board vote 4-3 sparked debate over censorship, with supporters calling it common sense and critics warning of chilling effects on teachers and free reads.
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Kansas
Hansanes
Aloosa
Wichita Eagle
Paul Reed
Reed
Dale Heston
Katherine Paterson
Heston
Paterson
Dick Kunenbach
American Civil Liberties Union of
Western Missouri
Crane
Doug Conwell
Allen Wise
Wise
Optimism as Driving Force in Small Business
In a column from Los Angeles, the author extols optimism as a key driver of success across careers and ventures. It highlights how positive attitudes correlate with achievement, happiness, and resilience, and promotes the Optimist Creed as a path to a better life.
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Los Angeles
Don Taylor
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Amarillo
Texas
Freak accident kills boy during baseball game
A 14 year old, Michael Wacker, died after falling from a rocking bench during a Thursday night baseball game in Syracuse Kansas. The bench rolled over him causing fatal head injuries. Hamilton County Sheriff Dan Levens reported the accident and said the boy was pronounced dead at the hospital.
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Syracuse
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Hamilton County
Dan Levens
Michael Wacker
Levens
Wacker
Hays man wins after losing lottery ticket
Dave Fisher won over 300000 dollars from a Kansas Lottery ticket sold at Hawk's Sports Bar and Grill. He initially discarded the ticket at a donut shop, but a Hawk's employee traced the winner and a rescue search with Tim Herman revealed the ticket in the trash.
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Fisher
Tim Herman
Father’s Day Special Ad Briefs at Young Place and Royal Cleaners
Special Father’s Day deals with a Therapeutic certificate for women, a free immunization chart at Young Place, and 20 percent off on select items. Ads note asbestos cleaning and sanitizing services by Royal Cleaners with contact 242-1810 and address 207 Main, plus a block about certificate availability at 1320 S. Ash and 242-3801.
Sacred concert by Ottawa City Band features guest conductor
The Ottawa City Band plans a Tuesday 7 30 PM concert at City Park featuring sacred music including hymns and anthems. Guest conductor Daniel Higbie of Bethany College will lead the program with Brent Wheeler directing.
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Ottawa City Band
City Park
Brent Wheeler
Daniel Higbie
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Juvenile Services Plans Summer Youth Events in Franklin County
Franklin County Juvenile Services outlines free summer programs for children at the New Courts building, Third and Main, starting 10:30 am each Tuesday. Events include Panda pictures June 29, New Games July 6, Band Day July 13, Pet Day July 20, Kempo Karate July 27, and storytelling August 2 led by Becky McMillen, with Joey the Clown opening.
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Franklin County Juvenile Services
Joey the Clown
Panda
Hong Kong
Walt Butler
Charlie Heck
Ottawa
Mark d'Augereau
Becky McMillen
Ottawa Herald subscription rates in 1993 notice
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective January 1, 1993 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Prices cover carrier, motor route, and mail options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly terms, all in advance and including state sales tax.
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Carrer
Inkin
State of Kansas
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