Ottawa Relay for Life honors 1200 names and raises over 23500
The Ottawa event lit luminaries inside and outside the track at Ottawa High School to honor cancer victims and survivors. A 19 year old honoree, Eric Piotrowsky, died days before the ceremony, while the relay raised more than 23500 for the American Cancer Society. The 18 hour event included camps, music, and a somber roll call of names.
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Supreme Court rejects race based districting in two cases
The Supreme Court, in two 5-4 rulings, invalidated Texas districts 18 29 and 30 and North Carolina district 12 for using race as the main factor in redraws. It reinforces limits on the Voting Rights Act of 1965 while warning potential effects on minority congressional representation.
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Supreme Court
82 Year Old Olympic Hopeful From New York Eyes Atlanta Games
Margaret Bergmann Lambert, once Gretel Bergmann, Germany’s top female high jumper in 1936, will attend the Atlanta Games as a guest of the German Olympic delegation. She fled Nazi Germany, later became U.S. champion, and now seeks peace with Germany while reflecting on a life shaped by sport and history.
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Margaret Bergmann Lambert
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Berlin
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Adolf Hitler Stadium
Stuttgart
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United States
America
U.S
None of the Above set to win Kansas 1996 primary
The piece argues nonvoters shape government as voter turnout remains low. It cites Kansas figures with 1,245,000 registered, 644,000 unregistered eligible, and 27 percent primary turnout in 1994. It notes August 6 primary and registration deadlines July 22, October 21 for the general election. It warns of minority rule and voter apathy nationwide.
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Government contact list for Kansas officials and offices
A compiled directory of federal and state contacts in Kansas including President Bill Clinton The White House addresses Sen Sheila Frahm Sen Nancy Kassebaum Rep Sam Brownback Gov Bill Graves Attorney General Carla Stovall Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius and several state legislators with phone numbers addresses and email and web access for public inquiries.
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Hart
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Topeka
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Russell Senate
Washington, D.C
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Longworth House
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Bill Graves
State Capitol
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Judicial Center
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Southwest 9Th
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Statehouse
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Doug Walker
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Rangers celebrate 21st birthday with storied Troop 74 legacy
Don Salsbury and Fred Searls recount the 1975 founding of Troop 74 Rangers led by Pastor Henry Roberts and Dr. D L Salsbury. Training resembled Army boot camp to build self sufficiency, discipline, and a Ranger Creed guiding 12 original members who produced over 27 Eagle Scouts and notable alumni.
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Henry and
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Alvin Roberts
Jay Fulton
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Chuck Stevens
Carlton Howell
Benton Howard
Kip
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Whit Cameron
Larry
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Moore Electric
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