Local Students Make Honor Rolls at Washburn and ESU
Washburn University lists spring semester president and dean’s honor roll students from the Herald area. Recipients include Erica Barr and others, with full-time enrollment and GPA thresholds. ESU notes about 600 graduates, detailing summa cum laude, magna cum laude, and cum laude honors, with Herald area graduates from Ottawa, Wellsville, Lyndon, Osage City, Overbrook, Vassar, Pomona, and other towns.
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Washburn University
Herald-area
Erica Barr
Garnett
Carla Dorcas
Waverly
Peter Bone
Baldwin
Michel Smith
Lyndon
the University
Casey Crane
Ottawa
Travis Coffey
Wellsville
Kristie Reeser
Deeann Butterfield
William Kerns
Lawrence Nordling
Karen Richard
Osage City
Todd Craig
Patrick Graham
Bridget Halterman
Overbrook
Andrea Wentzel
Vassar
Area Emporia State University
Katherine J. Hombeck
Jennifer E. Moore
Heather D. Shisler
Jeffery van Hom
Rebecca F. Johnson
Richmond
John D. Lansbury
Kimber I. May
Lane Rebecca J. Goodwin
Steven D. Tyrrell
Richard M. Walters
Lyndon — Jonathan R. Guidie
Susan D. Batten
Nicole L. Boyd
Stacy R. Moore
Keena M. Privat
Justices OK Drug Tests for Student Athletes
The Supreme Court rules public schools may require drug testing of student athletes, deeming privacy intrusion negligible while dissents warn of dangers to students. The decision overturns lower court rulings and returns the case for further proceedings.
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Justices
Bank of Credit and Commerce International
U.S
Congress
Scalia
Sandra Day
O’connor
Vernonia
Oregon
Supreme Court
Assassination attempt targets Mubarak at Cairo airport
An attack on Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak near Cairo International Airport failed. Initially four attackers were said killed, two escaped, one captured. later two assailants and two Ethiopian security personnel were reported dead. A caller claimed allegiance for Vanguards of Conquest praising the strike. Mubarak survived uninjured and vowed to continue fighting terrorism as his entourage returned to Addis Ababa.
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OAU
Foreign Ministry
Cairo
Mubarak
Egypt
America
Addis Ababa
Cairo International
Alaa
Gamal
Westphalia Day kicks off July festivities with parade and events
Westphalia hosts an 8 a.m. 2 mile walk and 9 a.m. trail ride as part of Westphalia Day celebrations. A 1 p.m. parade features floats, antique cars, and wagons, with cash prizes in multiple categories. Fireworks displays set for July 4, plus games, a talent show, dance at 9 p.m., and related fairs. Wheat prices surge to $4.26 amid yield concerns. grain sorghum and soybeans rise slightly. Community programs include Polish language and personal style sessions, and a fishing derby planned for Crystal Lake Park July 8.
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Arnett
Garnett Area
Westphalia
St. Teresa's Church Altar Society
Walt Disney
Anderson County
American Heart Association
Garnett Municipal
Garnett
ANCO
Anderson County Economist and Morgan Research Group Ltd
Governor’s news conference fuels bid for tax board seat
In Topeka Gov Bill Graves planned a mid afternoon news conference amid talk he will appoint Sen Gus Bogina to the State Board of Tax Appeals. Begina 67 has 15 Senate years including one as Ways and Means chair and may be replaced by Dave Kerr Alicia Salisbury or Bob Vancrum if he departs. The Board of Tax Appeals rules on real property tax disputes.
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Graves
Gus Bogina
State Board of Tax Appeals
Statehouse
Begina
State Finance Council
Wisafaniciee
Tunis Meady
Senate
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Shawnee
Lenexa
Regina
Dave Kerr
Hutchinson
Alicia Salisbury
Bob Vancrum
Overland Park
Board of Tax Appeals
Gardner area teachers lead solo at 22 hour show
Gardner area teachers were the only performers to perform at the 22 hour show without a backup band. The state competition prize is 1000 dollars with a regional appearance in the fall. Regional winners advance to a televised national final for 50000 dollars a recording contract and the national title. Cunningham swept all four judges Bernie Glannon Stan Road Lani Mortenson and Tamara Rooney.
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Cunningham
Bernie Glannon
Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Summary
Tonight costs a 20 percent chance of showers with possible thunderstorm activity. Lows near 60 and northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Wednesday through Friday bring a slight shower chance east Wednesday, dry central and west, then rain and a few storms Friday. Temperatures range lows 55 to 65 and highs around 80 east to mid 80s west on Wednesday, then mostly 80s statewide Thursday and Friday.
Local Republicans to meet in Franklin County Central Committee
The Franklin County Republican Central Committee will convene at 7 p.m. today in the basement meeting room of the First National Bank. A presentation by the Franklin County commissioners will be followed by questions from committee members. Open to anyone interested.
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Franklin County Republican Central Committee
First National Bank
Franklin County Commissioners
Auditions for Oma Senior Citizen Follies Schedule
Auditions announced for Oma Senior Citizen Follies on June 26 and 28 at 7 pm. Call 242-8510 for details. Retrieved at The Clinic Pharmacy, 1418 Melatonin Main, Fr. Co Annex.
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OMA
Ing
Clinic
County approves budget hikes and longevity pay change
County commissioners approve a budget increase with a new $35 annual minimum and a 20 year maximum for salaries, preserving no inflation-based scale. Longevity bonuses will be prorated for retirees, and departments must reallocate funds to cover rises above 3 percent. Department heads gain budgeting independence as leaders urge cooperation.
Burger shaped courts with desegregation and obscenity rulings
Burger was a conservative yet reform‑minded Supreme Court justice who authored pivotal decisions on school desegregation and obscene material. He helped force Nixon to surrender Watergate tapes, defined obscenity for free speech limits, and advanced court administration, training, and prison reform while pursuing technology and access to justice.
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Burger
Nixon
White House
Supreme Court
Institute For Court Management
National Center For State Courts
Bicentennial Commission
Ottawa Herald rates advertisement page 1964
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices by method and region for October 1 1964. Rates cover Ottawa in town carrier motor route and rural routes, Franklin Miami Douglas Osage and Anderson counties, and mail out of state with advance payment required.
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Ottawa
Carier
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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Washburn
Pra
Heah US
County News
Morgan Research Group
Anderson County Extension Department
Ann Domsch
Lake Garett Park
Barbara Velvick
Tomorow
Easasaeney
Ressvoir
Hidedale
Pomona
Jascoe LeLoup
Pomona Lake
Forest Park
Fashion Alley
Oks
Commission
Russ Savage
DeJulio
Juanita Lucas Zeek
S. Cedar
Kansas
Manag Wine Love
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