Ottawa school official Nancy Hale resigns after 13 years
Nancy J. Hale, Ottawa assistant superintendent since 1983, resigns effective July 1 for personal reasons. Superintendent Don Duncan notes her role as second in command, overseeing grants, curriculum studies, reading and drug safety programs, with plans to lead new breakfast and Parents as Teachers programs. Board to act on resignation and consider a $27,410 state grant for a district breakfast program and other personnel matters at tonight’s meeting.
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Keefe Herald
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Ottawa
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Hale
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Duncan
Ottawa Board of Education
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Lincoln School
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OHS
East Central Vocational Cooperative
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Linda Heiniger
Tim O'Keefe
Dole Visits Williamsburg for Jayhawker Day Parade
Senator Bob Dole stated that current weather concerns matter more to Kansans than the upcoming election. He arrived by helicopter, greeted parade crowds, and noted crops damaged by hail affecting farm harvests and planting of fall sorghum and soybeans. He praised Boris Yeltsin as a dynamic leader while reflecting on political timing.
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Ralph Young
Bob Dole
Williamsburg
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Dole
Boris Yeltsin
Kansas
Greg Rau
Rau
Yeltsin
Slattery to speak at Franklin County ice cream social
U S representative Jim Slattery D Kan will address East Central and Southeast Kansas issues at a 1 30 p m Saturday ice cream social at the City Park bandstand Park and Main The event is hosted by the Franklin County Democratic Central Committee and the Democratic Central Committee will meet with local candidates at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the First National Bank meeting room Third and Hickory Attending candidates and offices sought include Joan Vibert county commission Doug Walker Kansas Senate Laura Sutton county clerk and Sue McCay register of deeds
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U.S
Jim Slattery
D-Kan
City Park
Park and Main
Slattery
East Central
Kansas
Tonya Salvini
Central Committee
Franklin County
Democrat Central Committee
Democrat
First National Bank
Third
Hickory
Joan Vibert
Ottawa
Doug Walker
Osawatomie
Kansas Senate
Laura Sutton
Princeton
Sue McCay
Williamsburg
Register of Deeds
Court reverses hate law ruling on cross burning
The Supreme Court unanimously struck down a St. Paul Minnesota ordinance banning cross burning swastika displays and other expressions of racial supremacy, saying it violates free speech. The ruling raises questions about similar laws nationwide and splits civil rights groups and civil libertarians. Justice Scalia wrote the opinion joined by Rehnquist Kennedy Souter and Thomas.
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St. Paul, Minn
Antonin Scalia
St. Paul
Scalia
William H. Rehnquist
Anthony M. Kennedy
David Souter
Clarence Thomas
County OKs safety recommendations after worker’s death
Franklin County approved safety policy changes following the May 21 death of Raymond D. Claerhout. The safety committee urged better training records, annual updates on machine operation qualifications, daily vehicle inspections, and inclusion of safety features in bids. The panel also backed plexiglass shielding for courthouse windows at a $364 cost and recommended a rewards system for strong safety records.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Franklin County
Ray DeJulio
Raymond D. Claerhout
DeJulio
County Commission
Woman Recovers From Copperhead Bite Near River
Shondi Nichols 21 from 825 E Wilson was bitten while moving a boat near the Marais des Cyg nes River with Ron Larios. She spent two days in intensive care at Ransom Memorial Hospital and was released, as doctors noted she did not receive a dangerous venom amount.
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Herald
Shondi Nichols
E. Wilson
Nichols
Marais Des Cygnes
Here
Ron Larios
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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