KSU engineering honors OHS graduate Peter A. Clark
Peter A. Clark of Salina, an Ottawa High School and Kansas State University bio logical and agricultural engineering graduate, is knighted into KSU College of Engineering Knights of Saint Patrick for top ten percent scholars and leadership. He joined Steel Ring and led engineering open houses and student branches, later working for Wilson and Company.
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Ottawa
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State Capitol Rotunda
Linda Graves
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Governor’s Mansion
Bessie Letourneau
Wichita
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Congress backs church arson bill to Clinton approval
Congress advanced a tough church arson measure sending to President Clinton for signature. The package doubles maximum prison terms to 20 years, raises the prosecution limit to seven years, boosts federal funding and loan guarantees, and funds training for local and state authorities amid a wave of fires targeting predominantly black Southern churches. Bipartisan sponsors included Lauch Faircloth and Edward Kennedy.
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Appeals Court Upholds Totton DUI and Stop-Run Convictions
The Kansas Court of Appeals 2-1 ruling upholds Totton’s convictions for DUI and failure to stop. The majority held intoxication and running a stop sign were not required elements for aggravated battery charges. Judge Pierron dissented.
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Regents OK tuition hikes across six state universities
Regents approve a 4 percent tuition rise for all student categories across six state universities plus KU Medical Center and K State veterinary and Salina College of Technology. The increase, expected to raise 6.77 million with 845,825 for technology, follows prior hikes of 6 and 3 percent at KU, K State, Wichita, Emporia, Fort Hays, and Pittsburg.
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Gas rate hike approved for Western Resources
Western Resources won a $33.8 million natural gas rate increase on April 15 including a 600 percent rise in the service charge for small businesses. Utility officials and ratepayers debated the 30 dollar service fee as anti competitive while urging a gradual increase.
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Destruction of Dahmer relics ends grisly chapter
Milwaukee civic group led by real estate magnate Joseph Zilber funded purchase of Jeffrey Dahmer belongings, including tools and a refrigerator with human remains. The items were destroyed at a Waste Management site after court approval and video records, with families present and caution that memories linger.
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Fire forces evacuation of Treasury building
A large fire heavily damaged the historic Treasury apartment, forcing the evacuation of about 1,200 employees. Restoration work on the roof is suspected as the cause. Workers have been reassigned to the White House and other government offices while investigations by the DC Fire Department and Treasury’s BATF continue. Asbestos risk is being reviewed by the EPA.
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Altman and Belafonte to Attend Kansas City Premiere
Director Robert Altman and star Harry Belafonte will attend the North American premiere of Kansas City in Kansas City Missouri. The July 27 event includes a downtown screening and an all night jazz jam to raise funds for the 18th and Vine jazz center renovation. Altmans film, shot in the KC area last summer, blends jazz, politics and gangsters.
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Vacation Getaways and Local Notices Mixed Listings
ICOME IN and register for two vacation getaways from six locations at Messengers Home Furnishings Ottawa. Details include hours Mon Fri 9am to 1pm and Saturdays 9am to 1pm at 2038 Main. contact 242-1176. Royal Cleaners offers moth proofing and bags at $2 with address 125 Main and phone 242-1810. USD 290 teachers vote on negotiated agreement June 26 to July 3 at UniServ office 116 1/2 Main, hours 10-12 and 1-5.
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Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Update
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the lower 70s and a south wind 5 to 15 mph. The extended outlook Saturday through Monday calls for continued warmth with little or no precipitation. Lows range from around 60 northwest to around 70s east.
Panel denies whale rights in Makah request at IWC
The Makah tribe of Washington State had sought an annual five whale quota under aboriginal subsistence whaling at the International Whaling Commission meeting. The United States withdrew the proposal but will try again next year, while Japan’s bid for 50 traditional kills was rejected 16 to 8.
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Airman hailed actions after Riyadh training facility incident
An airman’s actions are praised following a November 13 incident at a U.S. run training facility in Riyadh that killed five Americans and two Indians and injured hundreds. Saudi officials later offered a 2.7 million dollar reward for two suspects seen fleeing.
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Subscription Rates for The Ottawa Herald 1995
Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail rates effective Oct 1 1995. Rates vary by delivery area including Ottawa and surrounding counties with monthly three month six month and annual options. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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