Topeka School Desegregation Ruling Maintains Oversight
The Topeka street district, 14,000 public school children, and legal teams from Unified School District 501 sparred over remaining desegregation issues. Judges stressed continued supervision until lingering effects of prior segregation are addressed, with no renewed busing proposed. Boundary changes and reassignment of teachers were discussed as possible remedies seven years after the Brown v. Board of Education case.
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Topeka
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Topeka, Kan
Rich Jones
Gary Sebelius
Topeka Unified School District No. 501
Jones
Brown Vs. Board of Education
Randall Bennett wins Roark mural prize for children's wing
Randall Bennett of Williamsburg earns the grand prize at a Roark Health Club mural contest to aid Skagg's Hospital in Branson. The latex on plywood artwork measures 11 ft 5 in by 9 ft 3 in. Bennett, a KSU architecture graduate, is an illustrator for Chase Studio Inc.
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Randall Bennett
Kirbyville
Francis
Helen Bennett
Williamsburg
Roark
Skagg’s Hospital
Branson
Randall
Williamsburg High School
Kansas State University
Center For Creative Studies
Detroit
Mich
Chase Studio Inc
Smithsonian Institute
Ottawa
Richmond
Iiruab
Richmond High School
Ahinini Ganigtegg
Guertha
Jordan) Kuiken
Gene Vining
Arla (Atchison) Lickteig
Mary Jane (Feuerbom) Wall
Ed Horstick
Lawrence Pickett
Joan (Lickteig) Rockers
Jane (McCrea) Nutt
Ralph Schranz
Marjorie (Hendrick) Williams
Faye (Kelly) Worman
Ella (Wittman) Cain
Helen (Barnett) Sigler
Cary Lee Grous
Leona (Wolken) Crosley
Charles Edwards
Alfred Weisner
Marjorie Hammond
Francis Hess
Sharon (Burton) Bartels
Texas
Cecil McCall
Mary Kay (Coughlin) McCain
Daugharthy
Jon Daugharthy
Shawnee Mission West High School
Overland Park
Shawnee Mission West
Women
Saga
Ron
Linda Daugharthy
Bey § Daugharthy
Kathryn Daugharthy
John and
Mary Hamerickhouse
Hero quits store clerk job after thwarting holdup try
LA CYGNE Kan AP A convenience store clerk Glenn Sherman 39 wrestled a .22 rifle from an armed robber who held five hostages at Casey's General Store. After the two hour crisis he and assistant manager Debbie Burrous quit, saying they do not want to risk such terror again. The gunman, described as a regular customer with mental illness, threatened hostages and fired at lights before police entered as Sherman battled him with the gun, the weapon failing to fire.
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LA Cygne
Kan
Glenn Sherman
Casey’s
Kansas City
Debbie Burrous
Burrous
Linn County
Busmouss Sherman
Sherman
Glenn
Car Bomb Kills Seven in Madrid Morning Attacks
Two car bombs exploded in Madrid during the morning rush hour, killing seven people and wounding 20. Police attribute the attacks to ETA, noting the blast damaged a parked car near Joaquin Costa street and killed six military personnel plus a civilian driver.
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Madrid
Spain
ETA
Joaquin Costa
Cunningham crown fuels Kay Dunyon's surprise win
Dunyon said she aimed for an original piece and picked songs by feel. The Doores band earned 300 dollars in cash and prizes while Dunyon received 200 dollars. Ottawa locals Kristin Underwood Amanda McCurdy Stan Milliken and Clyde Potter impressed the audience with several performances.
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Dunyon
Marty Robbins
Doores
Ottawa
Kristin Underwood
Amanda McCurdy
Stan Milliken
Clyde Potter
McCurdy
Patty Loveless
Milliken
Underwood
Potter
Southern Connection
Oak Grove
Jack Smith
Louisburg
Ramona
Rantoul
Joel Haley
Paola
Jeff Taylor
Topeka
FDA moves to ban lead soldered food cans
The FDA proposed a ban on lead solder in food cans. It noted U.S. manufacturers had stopped using lead solder for food in late 1991, so the ban would impact imported foods. Health risks to infants motivate the action.
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Washington
The
Food and Drug Administration Today
U.S
Axe reruns ATTN. KIDS See Joey the Clown in Ottawa
The event invites children to see Joey the Clown on June 22 at 10:30 am at New Courts Bidg ard and Main in Ottawa. Quilt classes run June 24 at Chris Corner 229 Main with 242-1922. Participants win boots from Town and Country Supply including Max Brewer of Paola and Dan Horne of Pomona with Durango Comfort Core and Wolverine Dura Shacks boots.
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Joey the Clown
New Courts
Ard & Main
Ottawa
Chris
Town & Country Supply
Max Brewer
Paola
Durango Comfort Core Boots
Dan Horne
Pomona
Wolverine Dura Shacks Boots
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1993 expansion
The Ottawa Herald publishes its 1993 subscription rates for Ottawa city delivery rural towns by carrier motor route and mail across Franklin County and adjacent counties. Rates vary by duration from one month to one year with different prices for in-state and out-of-state mail and all rates are in advance.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Kangas
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10Th Circuit
Stephanie Seymour
President Clinton
Unified School District 501
Smith
Bowling
Eileen Bowling
Erika Sandusky
Dean
Peggy Sandusky
Sioux Falls
S.D
Bonnie Bonnie
Ithaca
N.Y
Marilyn Bonine
Ottawa High School
MacArthur Keilocker
Burg
Ozark
Hero
Holdup
Try
Cunningham
FDA
Axe
Colby
Eve
Ailinal
Ata
Insas C
Pittsburg
Kansas
Weather Network
Princeton
Resaegee Reservoir
Clinton Reservoir
Hillsdale
Melvern Pomona
S. Cedar
Jim R. Hitch
Way Beams
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