Ottawa Outruns Cyclones to Substate Final
Ottawa Outran the Cyclones to reach the substate finals on Thursday night with a decisive run. Page 1B reference notes further coverage.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1999
Page
8
Weather forecast hints at cooler Saturday with sun breaks
Outside a Saturday, morning clouds give way to partial sunshine. High near 45 degrees with a north wind 10 to 20 mph. For more weather information, see page 2A.
Third legislative coffee set for Saturday at bank
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors a 10 am legislative coffee at Peoples National Bank Fifth and Main. State Sen. Robert Tyson and Reps. Ralph Tanner and Bill Feuerborn are expected to attend to give a midway session update and take public questions.
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Peoples National Bank
Fifth and Main
Robert Tyson
Ralph Tanner
Bill Feuerborn
Ottawa Area
Shawnee County Sheriff Meneley refuses resignation amid calls
Shawnee County Sheriff Dave Meneley rejects resigning as officials including Attorney General Carla Stovall pressure him. County commissioners unanimously demand his resignation over questions about a deputy cocaine case and missing drugs, while a Topeka detective seeks a no confidence vote from 450 officers. Mayor Wagnon and police chief voice concern over Meneley, who says he is the victim of a conspiracy.
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Topeka
Kan
Carla Stovall
Shawnee County
Dave Meneley
Meneley
County Commission
C.J. Bush
Father Charged Over Encephalitis Claim In Poisoning Case
In MINNEAPOLIS KAN an Ottawa County man Donald Paul Ayres 29 was charged with trying to kill his two young daughters by antifreeze poisoning. Ayres held on 500000 bond the highest in county history. Ashley 9 and Chelsie 8 Ayres were in critical condition at a Wichita hospital. The girls’ mother in Topeka has custody. Hospital officials requested anonymity due to protective status.
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Minneapolis
Kan
Ottawa County
Donald Paul Ayres
Culver
Ken White
Ashley Ayres
Chelsie Ayres
Wichita
Topeka
White
University reshuffles English professors for new Consciousness Studies
In December at University of Nevada Las Vegas president Carol Harter moved most English composition teachers from Houssels House to double wide trailers to free space for a newly created Consciousness Studies Program funded by a major real estate developer. In January Fort Worth murder defendant Robert William Greer Jr pled guilty to a 1988 killing to stay in jail two more weeks so he could watch the Super Bowl. He favored the Vikings, but the Falcons won. Greer’s plea remains.
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University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Carol Harter
Houssels House
Fort Worth
Texas
Robert William Greer Jr
Greer
Minnesota Vikings
Atlanta Falcons
Vikings
Osawatomie Patient Escapes Bus Near John Brown Road
Law enforcement and hospital security hunted for an Osawatomie State Hospital patient who jumped from a sightseeing bus near Ver mont and John Brown roads. The man moved through wooded areas, was spotted under a bridge in Osawatomie, then returned toward the hospital, covering about eight miles before being captured.
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Ron Bishop
Kansas Highway Patrol
Franklin County
Sheriff's Deputies
Osawatomie State Hospital
Topeka
Here
Craig Davis
OSH
Vermont
John Brown
Sheriff's Department
Osawatomie
Phillip Ward
Ward
Miami County
Davis
Home and Garden Expo Opens at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
KOFO launches its Home and Garden Expo in Ottawa with new merchants and about three dozen area businesses. Booths offer drawings and free samples as crowds expected to reach around 1,000, with a $1,000 KOFO Cash prize drawn at 3 15 p.m. Saturday for attendees present.
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KOFO
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Brad Howard
Howard
Bennett Ranch All Natural Foods
Heritage
Universal
OMA
Boeing Wichita denials quell sale rumors from CEO
ICHITA Kan AP President Harry Stonecipher rejected persistent rumors that Boeing plans to sell Wichita. He said Wichita is the strength of Boeing and not for sale, while flagging potential future layoffs across the company and at Wichita this year. He announced a review by the operations council of Wichita’s activities later this month.
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Ichita
Kan
Wichita
Boeing Co
Harry Stonecipher
Boeing
Kansas
Stonecipher
Windy City
Boeing Wichita
Boeing Company
Dole urges treaty for Kosovo peace in Skopje visit
Former Sen. Bob Dole pressed ethnic Albanian leaders in Skopje to sign a Kosovo peace plan promptly, signaling the deal should be settled before rebels can travel to Washington. He met in Macedonia after Yugoslav entry was barred.
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Kopje
Macedonia
Bob Dole
Kosovo
Washington
Dole
Clinton
Skopje
Yugoslavia
Supreme Court okays sex offender rule for teen case
Psst Snelling, who was 17 and convicted in Ellsworth County in 1997 for indecent solicitation of a 15 year old, must register as a sex offender for 10 years. The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the registration applies and stated judges cannot exempt based on case details. Rep. Mike O’Neal criticizes the rule as overly harsh for youthful relationships.
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OPERA
Kan
Psst
Snelling
Ellsworth
State Supreme Court
Russell
Kansas
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Hannelore Kitts
Supreme Court
Kitts
Mike O'Neal
R Hutchinson
House Judiciary Committee
O’neal
Murrah Building Security Classifications Questioned
A report argues the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City was rated level three instead of four, potentially increasing its target appeal for terrorists. The 1995 blast killed 168 and injured 500, with officials noting security levels were established after the bombing and may not reflect conditions at the time. James Traficant and consultant John Culbertson criticize lapses and urge swift reforms.
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Alahoma City
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
John Culbertson
James Traficant
D-Ohio
Culbertson
Oklahoma City
General Services Administration
Federal Protective Services
George Hozendorf
GSA
Justice Department
Murrah
Traficant
Tam
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