Amanda Flora story shows cleft palate battles and family support
Nine year old Amanda Flora born with bilateral cleft palate endures multiple surgeries at University of Kansas Medical Center aided by rib grafts and skin grafts. Her father also had cleft experiences, highlighting familial links while community groups and the Kansas Crippled Children's Program offer help.
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Amanda Flora
Joann
David Flora
Cypress
Amanda
David
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Joann and
Kanas Crippled Children
Ralph Young
Common Mistakes in Home Based Businesses
A guide from Don Taylor outlines the five top errors for home startups. It urges planning a detailed business plan, starting part time, securing funds, understanding basic rules, and maintaining self discipline. Aimed at readers of the Minding Your Own Business column from Amarillo Texas.
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IRS
Don Taylor
P.O. Box
Amarillo
Texas
Pentagon seeks 2.2 billion reallocation across defence programs
The Defense Department asked Congress to transfer 2.2 billion over three fiscal years among numerous accounts. It seeks 122 million to finish the Sea Wolf nuclear submarine project amid cost overruns and a plan to build multiple submarines despite postwar funding concerns.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
Armed Services and
Defense Appropriations
House
Senate
Pentagon
Toransfer
Bush Administration
Navy
Stephan seeks continued Inquisition over talks on page 1
Stephan criticizes Mrs. Finney amid disputes over Indian gambling and hunter safety certificates. His past investigations led to resignation of Wildlife and Parks Secretary Jack Lacey. Three Highway Patrol lieutenants were laid off during a reorganization absorbing the Motor Carrier Inspection Troop, appealing to the Kansas Civil Service Commission, alleging layoff due to criticism of a policy against ticketing farm trucks.
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Stephan
Finney
Wildlife and Parks
Jack Lacey
Highway Patrol
Patrol
Motor Carrier Inspection Troop
Kansas Civil Service Commission
Clinton faces one more hurdle in deficit pact talks
The Senate and House administrations seek a final compromise on the 60 billion five year plan with 10 billion more than the Senate, aiming to pass before August recess and tackle health care after Labor Day. Key figures like George Mitchell and David Boren warn of difficult, drawn out negotiations with liberals in Congress.
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House
Senate
White House
Clinton
George Mitchell
Maine
David Boren
D-Okla
Congressional Black Caucus
Dems Picnic and Job Openings in Ottawa Briefs
FR CO Democrats Picnic set for Tuesday June 29 at Forest Park at 6 30 p m Public invited. Help wanted immediately in mail room reliable versatile mechanically inclined heavy lifting. Apply in person at The Ottawa Herald. Road grading contact 242 8126. OHS Cyclonettes car wash Saturday at Ottawa IGA South side lot 9 30 to 5 donations. Summer clearance at The Young Place 20 to 30 percent off. Velma Rea Denise Wiederholt at A Cut Above call Lou Angie Velma Denisa 242 8490.
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FR. CO
Democrats
Forest Park
The
Ottawa Herald
OHS
Ottawa
IGA
Velma Rea
Denise Wiederholt
Call Lou
Angie
Velma
Denisa
Rainy day efforts to fund local Depot Museum
The Dietrich Cabin group in City Park runs Depot Museum with a $16,000 annual budget. It has $6,000 from Franklin County and $10,000 raised locally, charging $1 per tour. They ask the county to raise the levy to 12,000 to keep the museum open and renovate the building, citing rising costs and reliance on volunteers.
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City Park
Franklin County
Bockety
Lowry
Society
County Commission
Barker
Agler Gaeddert expands with Zupancic merger
Agler Gaeddert Chartered announces the addition of David P. Zupancic of Leavenworth to the firm. The merger, already logical from prior cooperation, broadens client services and combines seven stockholders with over 50 associates across Ottawa Emporia Paola and Leavenworth offices.
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Agler & Gaeddert
Chartered
S. Main
David P. Zupancic
Leavenworth
Dennis Katzer
Zupancic
Agler and Gaeddert
Kansas
Ottawa
Emporia
Paola
Ottawa Herald Delivery Rates Listed for 1993 and After
The Ottawa Herald publishes subscription rates for delivery starting January 1 1993 and after. Rates cover in town Ottawa, rural carriers, motor route, Franklin County mail, adjacent counties, statewide and out of state, with all prices in advance and include state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Frankin
Kansas
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Ad Briefs
Sandstrom
Mortar Board
Noah Janssen Sandstrom
Peter Sandstrom
Knox College
Galesburg
Ill
Ottawa High School
Knox
Bennett
MidAmerica
Gail Ann Bennett
Jim and
Mary Bennett
Princeton
Mid America Nazarene College
Olathe
Cedar
Dim R. Hitech
Jay Bemis
Armstrong Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Roseman
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