Fritts to attend international Eagle's convention
Frank W. Fritts, 832 S. Hickory, Fraternal Order of Eagles state president, is invited to Spokane Washington for the order's international convention in July. He will join a state presidents luncheon and attend events such as the Mr and Mrs Eagle banquet and parade of champions with his wife.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Keith W. Johnson
Ottawa
Delta Tau Delta
Philip M. Bures
Richmond
Phi Kappa Tau
America
Jan Bigler
Susan Baniner
Bouska
Washburn
Susan Bouska
Williamsburg
Washburn University
Rictor
Navy
Jess A. Rictor
Harlan County
Little Creek
Portland
England
Cherbourg
France
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Jack
Wanda Rictor
Pomona
Whittaker
JCCC
Kevin Whit
Rantoul
Johnson
Leukemia Society of America
Greenbush
Southeast Kansas Education Service Center
Southeast Kansas Superintendents Forum
Southeast Kansas
Jim Cain
Wellsville
Roger Canaan
Greenbush North
Paola Schools
Bill Cleary
Ottawa University Dean's Honor Roll list highlights 1994 spring
Ottawa University recognizes seven seniors and several other students from Ottawa and nearby areas for Dean's Honor Roll status in the 1994 spring semester. Recipients include Stephen Baylor Pamela Brockus Donna Leinweber Kendra Madden John Platt Vaunita Porter Reva Pracht Jodi Smith Jennifer Whitehead Jean Decker Stacey Hayden among others who completed at least 12 hours with a 3.5 GPA or higher.
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Ottawa
Ottawa University
Stephen Baylor
Wayne
Nancy Baylor
Pamela Brockus
Princeton
Donna Leinweber
Garnett
Donald
Ada Wilton
Wamego
Kendra
Wellsville
Jean Decker
Stacey Hayden
Harold
Norma Hayden
Governors discuss crime and prisons in Kansas forum
Candidates debated prisonwork programs and rehabilitation during a threehour AP Broadcasters forum. Republicans Becker Sully Graves Kerr Bicknell Poovey urged tougher inmate work plans while Democrats Slattery Wagnon Kitchenmaster defended rehabilitation and warned against overreliance on punishment. Independent Eye Briggs discussed exposure and ballot status, with no frontrunner emerging.
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Lenexa
Rich Becket
Owen Sully
Wyandotte County
GOP
Marine Corps
Associated Press Broadcasters
Association of News Broadcasters of
Kansas
Becker
Sully
Bill Graves
Senate
Fred Kerr
Pratt
Gene Bicknell
Pittsburg
Kirt Poovey
Hutchinson Water
Slattery, Wagnon
Leslie Kitchenmaster
Marion County
Jim Francisco
Fred Phelps
Topeka
Bob Eye
Lawrence
Susan Gail Briggs
Boeing Co
Poovey
Kitchenmaster
Eve
Griggs
Pee Wee Herman
Wagnon
Slattery
Tonight's Forecast For Ottawa With Mild Temperatures
Tonight mostly clear with a low in the mid 60s northwest wind 5 to 15 mph. Extended dry period into Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the mid 80s to around 90, then upper 80s to mid 90s into Friday with a chance of thunderstorms and lows around 60s to mid 70s. Local log shows water temperatures and past highs 103 in 1996, with precipitation notes and barometer near 29.99 rising. Sunset 8 51, sunrise 5 58.
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Logour
Ottawa
Dole Warns Against Rush on Health Care Reform
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole warns Democrats that pursuing too much health care reform at once could derail passage this year. He cautions against attempting a full package and stresses incremental moves to secure any bill.
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Senate
Bob Dole
Court rules on cable operations limits free speech rights
The Supreme Court rule expands free speech protections for cable operators, directing lower courts to reassess a federal law requiring carriage of local stations. Four justices struck down the law. five urged review under new First Amendment standards. The decision, with four opinions, signals higher protection for cable versus over‑the‑air broadcasters. Justice Kennedy wrote the main opinion.
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Ashington
Supreme Court
Federal Appeals Court
District of Columbia
High Court
New York
Louisiana
Los Angeles
Maryland
Arthur Takeall
Puerto Rico
Anthony M. Kennedy
Stonewall riot remembered as New York parade marks 25 years
Tens of thousands of gays and lesbians marched behind a rainbow banner in New York recalling the Stonewall Inn riot. The July 25th anniversary featured a silent tribute to AIDS victims, musical performances by Liza Minnelli and Gregory Hines, and calls for tolerance and a cure for AIDS.
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EW York
Stonewall Inn
Greenwich Village
Stonewall
Indiana
Stephanie Minnert
Out and About
Central Park
William Camerino
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Timothy Gallups
RuPail
Liza
Minelli
Gregory Hines
Jerry Clifford
Minnelli
Harvey Fierstein
Judy Garland
Cheer Dallas
Liza Minnelli
Ken Jorns
Experts Clash On Crime Punishment In Forum Panel
University law professor Arthur Miller urged punishment to be incidental to justice while Barnett called for retributive justice and zero tolerance for violent offenders. The hour long debate included William Barr Judge Pasco Bowman Raymond Kelly Nadine Strossen and Bailus Tate as they weighed punishment in a civilized society.
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Barnett
U.S
William Barr
Pasco Bowman
Miller
Barr
Heavenly Scents Ad Promises Summer Freshness
Ad for Heavenly Scents at Modern Music Ottawa promotes six light fragrances for home car and body with 25 percent off all items through July 2 1994. Also lists Homerickhouse Floor Covering opening and an OHS Class of 74 reunion with contact Susle Abbot.
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Modern Music
Main
Ottawa
OHS
Eagles Club
Susle Abbot
Existing home sales dip as rates bite in May
Washington AP reports sales of existing homes fell 0.7 percent in May, the first decline in three months as higher mortgage rates curb activity. gains in the East and South contrasted with flat Midwest and double-digit West declines. national rate 4.09 million versus 4.12 million in April.
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Washington
Midwest
National Association of Realtors
Ottawa Herald postal rates and staff notes 1993 edition
The Ottawa Herald lists extensive subscription and mail rates effective October 1 1993 for Ottawa and surrounding counties. Staff roles include Editor Publisher Jim R Hitch Managing Editor Jay Bemis Advertising Director Pay Armstrong Circulation Mgr Virginia Howe and other office personnel. All rates are in advance and vary by delivery method and region.
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Jim R. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Ottawa
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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