All Against KU in Big 12 Tourney Play
All teams in the Big 12 Basketball Tournament refuse to concede to Kansas Jayhawks and plan tough matchups. Page 7 reference hints at the broader contention and poised competitiveness surrounding Kansas' favored status.
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Kansas Jayhawks
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Friday Skies
Mostly sunny and mild Friday with a high in the lower 60s. A southwest wind 15 to 25 mph shifts to the northwest late in the day, bringing a breezier feel.
Fragmentary newspaper page items and sections listed
A garbled listing shows page references for Garnett and Anderson, classifieds, comics, daily report, opinion page, obituaries, sports scenes and weather with distorted section labels and page numbers.
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Garnett/Anderson
Daily Report
Clinton urges national testing standards for U S students
President Clinton, in the Michigan Capitol, calls for one set of performance standards for all states, focusing on fourth grade reading and eighth grade math. He warns that lowering standards harms students and notes Michigan would get 8.6 million dollars for school technology upgrades including teacher training, computers, software, and Internet access.
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Clinton
U.S
Michigan
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Lee Apparel to Cut About 200 Kansas City Area Jobs
Lee Apparel Co will eliminate about 200 area jobs as VF Corp consolidates operations across divisions. Merriam headquarters staff totaling 425 will retain work through September. Some workers may transfer to Greensboro North Carolina as VF restructures its 17 divisions into five groups.
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Merriam, Kan
Lee Apparel Co
VF Corp
Lee
Merriam
Terry Lay
Lee Apparel
Kansas City
Greensboro
N.C
Public Employees Board rules Wichita bus strike illegal
The Public Employees Relations Board ruled the Wichita bus drivers strike illegal and ordered the drivers to return to work immediately. Attorneys for the Teamsters questioned board jurisdiction and said they would seek further legal relief as the city bus system remained halted.
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Wichita, Kan
Public Employees Relations Board
Richard H. Seaton Jr
Teamsters
Seaton
City commissioners to travel to Washington for NLC conference
Five Ottawa city commissioners will fly to Washington D.C. for the National League of Cities Legislative Conference. The trip runs Saturday to Tuesday with sessions on retail wheeling tax implications and federal entitlement programs. Total cost to Ottawa exceeds 5500 dollars for airfare lodging and registration plus meals.
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Bill Tellier
Herald Star
Itawa
Washington D.C
National League of Cities Legislative Conference
Washington
Kansas
Scott Lambers
Richard Jackson
Jackson
NLC
Ottawa
D.C
Caring Program for Children aids Franklin County kids
An Anson Memorial Hospital Auxiliary drive promotes the Caring Program for Children. Administered by Kansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield, it serves low income Kansas children without state or private coverage. In its second year, Franklin County families receive help with enrollment funded by matching dollars from state, Kansas Health Foundation, United Methodists Health Ministry Fund, BCBS employees, and local sponsors. Donations are tax free and directed to Franklin County.
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Ansom Memorial Hospital
Kansas Blue Cross
Blue Shield
AMH
Franklin County
Ottawa
Erin Chappell
RMH Auxiliary
Chappell
Ottawa Lions Club
Business and Professional Women
Kiwanis Club
Omicron Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
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Iliary
RMH
State of Kansas
Kansas Health Foundation
United Methodists Health Ministry Fund
Employees of Blue Cross
Blue Shield of Kansas
Kansas
Franklin appraiser quizzed before House panel
Franklin County appraiser Steve Brown faced pointed questions from House Taxation Committee chair Phill Kline over denials of property tax exemptions for His Way Ministries and Midwest District Missionary Church. Kline urged clearer communication and better review, as BOTA hearings denied both requests. His Way appeals failed, while Midwest District Missionary Church gets a rehearing scheduled for spring.
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Kan
Franklin County
Steve Brown
House Taxation Committee
Brown
Phill Kline
R-Shawnee
Kline
Down
His Way Ministries
Midwest District Missionary Church
State Board of Tax Appeals
Bota
His Way
Shawnee County
Tongy firm lands 17th work and Lambers pay hike OK'd
The city approved Meadows Construction low bid of 1,116,654 for the 17th Street project between Main and Elm, with 14 foot lanes and left turn lanes, plus a retroactive 3 percent raise for City Manager Scott Lambers and a $50 per pay period increase to his deferred compensation.
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17Th Street
Scott Lambers
Meadows Construction
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17Th
Main
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Eisenhower
Main, Osage
Itawa
Matt Matthews
Gas bills to be reviewed by outside audit in Kansas
Western Resources Inc. will undergo an independent audit funded by the company to probe overcharges and review billing practices. The Kansas utility watchdog group said the arrangement allows full scope and potential refunds while the company pledges corrective steps to restore trust for about 650,000 gas customers.
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Kan
Western Resources Inc
Western Resources
Walker Hendrix
Citizens’ Utility Ratepayer Board
Hendrix
Ottawa
Kansas Corporation Commission
Hayes
Kansas City Star
Trong
Michel’ Philipp
KGB
KPL
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