Local teachers honored for years of service at KU
Lawrence reports that the University of Kansas School of Education awarded certificates to teachers with 25 or more years of service across Anderson Franklin Miami Osage counties. Names listed per county include Anderson John Benton Linda Feuerborn Paulabeth Henderson Nancy Horn and others. In Manhattan, Kansas State University honored local students for scholastic achievement, with top 10 percent rankings and graduates with honors noted for towns including Greeley Baldwin City Ottawa Pomona Williamsburg Melvern Quenemo and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
School of Education
University of Kansas
Anderson County
John Benton
Linda Feuerborn
Paulabeth Henderson
Nancy Horn
Jerry Howarter
W.S. Landis
Mike Wawrzewski
Franklin County
Darrell J. Bourque
Donald A. Cain
Carole Cramer
Kermit J. Deterding
Richard C. Ebel
Connie Hoyt
Donna Ve Mongar
Charles A. Main
Danne C. Shultz
Miami County
Larry A. Ayler
Larry W. Harding
Donna Morgan
John W. Polley
William A. Ransom
Elouise P. Sipe
Larry L. Spillman
Janice E. Wurtz
Osage County
Sue Arnold
Brian Davies
Ron Fowler
Bobby D. Hamman
Leslie Hultgren
Darrell Williams
KSU
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Greeley
Douglas Joseph Peine
Baldwin City
Signe G. Balch
Jason T. Butell
Jamie Allen Sledd
Ottawa
Jason Lee Leadbetter
Tim R. McCune
Dawn Saueressig
Pomona
Thad Alan Combs
Larry A. Gray
Williamsburg
David Alan Basel
Melvern
Jennifer Jean Burkdoll
Susan Janelle Gillard
Quenemo
Cara Jo Hollandsworth
Katherine Amel Thompson
Three amigos and teacher head south of the border
Three students and their teacher travel toward Mexico City and nearby ruins, with mixed views on smog and pollution. Welton recalls a Mayan rain god interest, while Morton admires Teotihuacan pyramids and the Coca Cola girl encounter. Wolf notes election fears and plans a Colombia trip next summer.
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Welton
Flore
Mexico City
Cially
Ihi
Wolf
Mexico
Colombia
Dollar drops prompt GOP critique on Clinton policy on Hill
Sen. Pete Domenici calls the dollar instability a global vote of no confidence in Clinton administration policies. Despite a joint dollar-buying effort by the U.S. and 16 other nations, the dollar rose briefly then fell again against the yen and the mark. An administration statement sought to show resolve to curb further devaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Clinton
U.S
Senate
United
Protecting Your Social Security Number Tips and Resources
A consumer guidance article explains why the Social Security number remains unique, lists risks of sharing it, and urges guarding your record. It advises keeping the card safe, verifying earnings records, and requesting free publications from the Consumer Information Center or Social Security office for misuse prevention and benefit estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer Information Center
Department
Pueblo
Brownback lays out crime plan with federal prison shift
Candidate Brownback proposes converting federal facilities to prisons and boosting police funding. He calls for a domestic program closure process, funds redirected to crime fighting, and broader penalties including three strikes, life sentences, and an 85 percent rule for violent offenders, plus boot camps for nonviolent youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownback
Kansas
Weather outlook for Ottawa region stays hot and dry
Kansas area forecast shows extended dry heat through Monday with highs near 100 and lows 65 to 75, then cooler but still warm Tuesday. Wednesday brings a chance of thunderstorms in the north, with highs 90 to 100. Local Ottawa Water Plant data notes yesterday’s high 87 and record 104, barometer 29.95 and falling, sunset 8 51, sunrise 5 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ottawa
County seeks engineer candidates in special session
Franklin County commissioners met in a special session to interview three candidates to replace retiring County Engineer Bob Pepple. The finalists were David L. Nolte of Sacramento California a physical engineer and land surveyor. Ronald D. Miller of Chaska Minnesota a civil engineer formerly with Midwest City Oklahoma. and Fred Augustine of Paola Kansas a physical engineer and environmental protection manager for Trans World Airlines. Interviews will continue next week.
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Franklin County Commission
Bob Pepple
Pepple
David L. Nolte
Sacramento
Calif
Nolte
Bureau of Indian Affairs
North Dakota
Ronald D. Miller
Amoco
Chaska
Minn
Midwest City
Okla
Fred Augustine
Paola
Trans World Airlines
Kansas City
EU leaders battle over top job in EU Commission
European Union leaders failed to resolve a deadlock on who should become the EU chief executive as talks resumed after a late Friday session. Luxembourg Prime Minister Jacques Santer announced more negotiations would continue Saturday amid indications that eight countries back Belgian Prime Minister Jean-Luc Dehaene, with Pierced support from Germany and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoreu
Gréeces
European Union
Luxembourg
Jacques Santer
Jean-Luc Dehaene
Jacques Delors
European Commission
Jacques Poos
Garden of Life memorial at Midland Hospice in Topeka
Midland Hospice Care plans its Garden of Life memorial celebration at 2 p.m. Sunday at 1272 SW Fillmore Street Topeka. The not for profit agency offers care to patients with life threatening illnesses and counseling for families. the ceremony will include a candle lighting readings music and a dove release. Reservations 232-2044.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Hospice Care, Inc
Topeka
Fillmore Street
Midland Hospice
Bicknell Lawrence Campaign Promotes Business Approach to Government
Lawrence outlines a reform plan with Bicknell to run Kansas like a business. They stress privatization, job creation, and slowing tax growth to attract business. She cites a Chicago privatization conference and notes high school and university brain drain as urgent concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Bicknell
Gene
Chicago
Kansas
Man with AIDS wins first of its kind lawsuit in blood bank issue
In Trenton, a Bergen County jury awarded William Snyder 570000 for AIDS contracted from a transfusion. The verdict against the American Association of Blood Banks orders 405000 in compensatory damages and about 165000 in interest. Snyder, 67, said the infection followed heart surgery in 1984 and his lawyer called the decision a watershed for the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
Bergen County
American Association of Blood Banks
William Snyder
Snyder
Baker University to Receive $10,000 Foundation Gift
Baker University will receive ten thousand dollars from the William T. Kemper Foundation to buy equipment for the Department of Mass Communication. The gift pushes the school past its one hundred thousand dollar goal for new audio video and editing gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
William T. Kemper Foundation
Department of Mass Communication
Gladman Frame Shop Ad Briefs and Summer Hours
Local ad briefs publish shop details for Gladman Frame Shop at 302 1/2 Main. Hours list Thursday Friday 0 3, Saturday 9 4 12 with after hours contact Llcyd at 242 6578. Also promotes Heavenly Scents scents and Sand Creek Cafe dinner special Buy one chicken fried steak or BBQ beef dinner second at half price Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladman
Sand Creek Cafe
The Ottawa Herald Advertising Rates 1983
Published daily except Sundays and holidays the Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective October 1, 1983. Rates cover Ottawa by carrier, rural towns by carrier, motor route, and mail across Franklin Miami Douglas Osage anderson counties with yearly packages and state taxes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
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Ruud Lubbers
Leon Brittan
Delors
Dehaene
Germany
France
Garden of Life
Bicknell-Lawrence
Man With Aids
George Baxter
Baker
Ad Briefs
The
Ottawa Herald
Fito Falter
Y Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson Counties
State of Kansas
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