Washburn students rise as sorority officers in Topeka
Washburn University sophomore Susan Baylor treasurer and freshman Michelle Miller assistant treasurer join Zeta Tau Alpha’s executive council. The Ottawa and 832 Ash residents are among area enrollees highlighted for campus activities and a four-state choir tour.
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Susan Baylor
Michelle Miller
Zeta Tau Alpha
Washburn University
Topeka
Baylor
Wayne
Nancy Baylor
Ottawa
Miller
House
Michael
Pat Miller
Ash
McPherson
McPherson College Choir
Garden City
ORV
Bernhardt School of Dance
Plaza
Mary Sheldon
Ashley Mitchell
Amy Sheldon
Danielle Bigler
Jessica le Valley
Tyler Karnes
Mary Black Temperance Union
Women’s Christian Temperance Mary Black Union
First United Methodist Church
Jim Furnas
WCTU
Nuclear
Navy
David C. Hanson
Rantoul
Nuclear Field School
Orlando
Fla
Hanson
Larry L
Deborah H. Hanson
Central Heights High School
Farm bill hearings set nationwide in April schedule
The House Agriculture Committee will hold a series of public hearings next month on the 1995 farm bill. Chairman Rep. Pat Roberts says officials want farmer and rancher input. Hearings run April 18 to April 28 across Grand Island Nebraska Eau Claire Wisconsin Akron Colorado St. Paul Minnesota Tulare California Sioux City Iowa Stockton California Lubbock Texas Okeechobee Florida Memphis Tennessee Belle Glade Florida Woodward Oklahoma Albany Georgia and more with times and sites to be announced.
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Rashington
VW House
Ahectare Committee
Pat Roberts
Kan
Grand Island
Neb
Eau Claire
Wis
Akron
Colo
St. Paul
Minn
Tulare
Calif
Sioux City
Iowa
Stockton
Syracuse
N.Y
Lubbock
Texas
Dodge City
Okeechobee
Fla
Memphis
Tenn
Vicksburg
Miss
Belle Glade
Woodward, Oklo
Albany, Ga
Wellsville Man Dies From Personal Safety Gun Wound
A rural Wellsville man, 66 year old John Forth of 3957 Thomas Road, died Sunday morning from a gunshot wound ruled a personal safety incident. He was found at his home by his daughter, according to Franklin County Sheriff Rex Bowling.
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Wellsville
Franklin County
Rex Bowling
John Forth
Thomas Road
Rabid dog reported near Williamsburg area
Veterinarians Lyons and Mayes warn rabies is present in the wildlife population around Williamsburg. A rabid dog died and was sent to Kansas State University lab. five handlers are receiving precautionary shots, with no reported bites. Public urged to vaccinate pets and seek medical advice after any animal bite.
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Williamsburg
L.J. Lyons
Larry Mayes
Mayes
Mages and Lyons
Lyons
Mages
Kansas State University
Senate GOP plan outlines Medicare and Medicaid cuts
The GOP treasury memo targets major benefit programs including Medicare and Medicaid with five year savings estimates from $89 billion to $120 billion. Proposals cover slowing Medicare growth, shifting to managed care, block grants for Medicaid, welfare changes, SSI tightening, and limited inflation adjustments.
Jurors Selected for Stephan Perjury Trial in Kansas City
The 64 prospective jurors from Topeka, Manhattan, Emporia and nearby towns were seated after a court draw as Stephan faces a perjury charge over statements about settlements in a 1982 harassment case. Trial will be followed by one for former state Senator Bob Storey. Marilyn Stephan attended, seated with reporters, as U.S. Attorney Linda Sybrant leads the prosecution.
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Stephan
Bob W. Storey
Topeka
Manhattan
Emporia
Jenkins
U.S. District
Seabreeze Area Tonight Forecast Outlook
Tonight rain continues with a low in the mid-40s and a north wind 5 to 15 mph. Rain chance 80 percent. Wednesday sees a gray dry day with a warmer trend and lows from the mid 30s to 40s, highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Thursday brings 65 to 75 with quieter conditions and Friday remains cool with lows in the 40s and highs around 65.
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Jemaneevenne
B.masseserseree
FAM. Essesseeee
D.masesssssee
AM Ccccsesses
Amecsserssesee
Bam
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvem
Pomona
Csesssseries
Melvern Lake
Pomona Lake
Senate panel kills abortion reporting bill in Kansas
The Kansas Senate Judiciary Committee rejected a bill to require clinics and doctors to report abortions performed to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, while also not acting on a 24 hour waiting period proposal. The measure would add a criminal provision for data release, with the sponsor promising to seek floor passage. The committee signaled the 24 hour wait has little chance, drawing fire from Kansans for Life which urged accountability and linked reports to teen pregnancy programs and breast cancer data.
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Pwopera
Kan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mike Harris
Wichita
Senate
House
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Harris
Jeanne L. Gandun
Kansans For Life
Missouri
Gandun
Secretary Christopher sees signs of progress in Middle East talks
Secretary Warren Christopher, after a five hour meeting with Syrian President Hafez Assad in Damascus, said there are hopeful signs toward resuming Israel Syria talks. He planned to shuttle to Israel and Jordan before returning to Damascus to gauge tomorrow’s stance while officials noted no deal yet.
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Mman
Jordan
Warren Christopher
Israel
Syria
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Israe
U.S
Hussein
Christopher
Assad
Golan Heights
Jerusalem
Clinton
Canada
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1994 Update
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective October 1 1994 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates shown cover one month, three months, six months, and one year, with separate figures for rural carrier, motor route, Franklin County, Miami and surrounding counties, the rest of Kansas, and out-of-state mail. All rates are in advance.
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Ottawa
Eartier
Chang Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
California storm disaster wipes out crops and claims lives
A massive California storm left more than half the state declared a disaster area, causing at least 12 deaths and up to 2 billion dollars in damage. Flooding ruined artichokes and strawberries, flooded homes, and forced evacuations in Castroville and other coastal towns as crews worked to reopen isolated Monterey Peninsula routes.
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AN Francisco
California
Monterey Peninsula
Castroville
Shasta
Joseph Hertlein
Monterey County
Office of Emergency Services
Songwriter Floyd Mondragon Concert at Ottawa University
Floyd Mondragon, OU graduate and Sunrise Ministries director, will perform at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Ottawa University Chapel Auditorium as part of the University Program Series. The set features his self written music and contemporary songs, with proceeds supporting his ministry to prisoners. the event is free and open to the public.
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Floyd Mondragon
Ottawa University
Chapel
Mondragon
Sunrise Ministries
Free Weight Loss Clinic at OCC on Tuesdays Noon
Weekly body sculpting and aerobic workout offered at OCC located at 003 N Poplar. Sessions run Tuesdays at noon with new 8 week cycles. Contact 242 3829 for details and times 5 30 6 30 p m MW F 3 20 5 12. Spring fling discounts at Fashion Alley 20 percent through Wednesday a 16.
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N. Poplar
Fashion Alley
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