Baldwin High Faces Jeff West In Upcoming Clash
Baldwin High boys anticipate a tough game against Jeff West at the site, with weather reports predicting blustery, cooler conditions tonight and becoming mostly cloudy. Low around 35, with Thursday cool and windy highs in the mid 40s.
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Race Is Bush Gore Again In General Election Frenzy
The race for president narrows to Bush and Gore as delegates from early contests fuel a general election push. Gore vows debates and a mainstream appeal while Bush targets ending the Clinton-Gore era. Campaigns pause to heal intraparty rifts as analysts note growing strength for both frontrunners.
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Suttons Jewelry marks 50 years in Ottawa retail business
Lionel Sutton celebrates a half century in retail jewelry this weekend. The Garnett native began as a watch repairman and built Sutton's Jewelry Inc. from a first shop to the Ottawa store at 207 S. Maine. He recalls industry shifts toward low priced fashion watches and digital models made largely with plastic parts.
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Wright to aid music program at Wellsville school
Country star Chely Wright returns to her alma mater Wellsville Jr. Sr. High School to donate an address system choir robes and 12 guitars through her Reading Writing Rhythm Foundation. The program partners with the National Association of Music Educators to identify needs and assist small schools. Wright plans a 9:30 a.m. presentation and hopes community and students attend, celebrating her musical family background and nostalgic hometown ties.
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Ottawa High School Teacher Named Kansas Master Teacher
Kay Haas, language arts chair at Ottawa High School, has been chosen as one of the Kansas Master Teachers for 2000. She and six others will be honored April at Emporia State University, with Haas lauding her district’s support and staff development. Haas, a Shawnee Mission alumna who began teaching in 1973, now teaches freshman English college prep, adjuncts at the University of Kansas, and requires 500 pages of reading every six weeks. The event includes a tour of the National Teacher Hall of Fame and a college campus dinner at ESU with tickets sold through the university.
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