Mortar Board selects K State student for 1999 2000
Kansas State University’s Mortar Board chapter names 31 members for the 1999 2000 year based on high GPA leadership and service. Janna Dunbar, a junior in animal sciences and industry from Richmond, earns membership as outgoing members pick new inductees.
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K-State
Mortar Board
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Janna Dunbar
Animal Sciences and Industry
Richmond
PSU
Leanne Mace
Ottawa
Pittsburg State University
Ottawa High School
Wade
Jean Mace
Passersby Rescue Driver From Burning Pickup Near Ottawa
Passers-by freed Ronald W. Kennedy and pulled him from a burning 1969 pickup after a rollover on US-59 near Labette Road Saturday night. Driver Ronald F. Currant, 29, was uninjured. Kennedy was hospitalized in Kansas City area with unspecified injuries. Sheriff notes possible DUI. investigation continues.
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Herald
Ottawa
Us-59
Sheriff's Department
Ronald W. Kennedy
Ronald F. Currant
Labette Road
Kennedy
Durrant
Enkirsaunt
Ransom Mill Hospital
Kansas City
Hamblin
Jeff Carner
NATO Eyes Multinational Kosovo Peacekeeping Force
NATO officials discussed deploying a multinational force including NATO members and Russia to protect Albanian and Serb communities in Kosovo if invited by Yugoslavia. The conflict escalated as international monitors withdrew, hundreds of thousands were displaced, and U S. diplomacy warned of NATO punishment if peace talks fail.
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NATO
Russia
Kosovo
United States
Macedonia
Kosovo Liberation Army
U.N
Srbica
KLA
Malisevo
Brussels
Holbrooke
Hubert Vedrine
Belgrade
U.S
Sandy Berger
Yugoslavia
Aviano Air Base
Italy
Germany
England
Congress faces safety gaps on Capitol Hill and fire risks
A congressional study shows serious health and safety lapses on Capitol Hill including flammable liquids stored improperly and asbestos incidents. Workers report only limited protections while the Office of Compliance notes high accident rates and ongoing safety program improvements.
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Patricia Dollar
Architect’s Office
Hazel Dews
Senate
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
House
Congress
Office of Compliance
Theiss
Archi
Capitol Hill
U.S. Forest Service
Military C4I reforms urged in defense council report
The council urges a joint force for computer defense and expanded IT training, calling for a single standard military computer system, frequent unannounced penetration tests, and an Institute for Military Information Technology. Analyst Kenneth Allard notes weaknesses stem from Industrial Age procurement, urging flexible funding and a unified approach.
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Kenneth Allard
Army
Navy
White House
Allard
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Council
Cal
Supreme Court to Hear Privacy Case Involving Police Searches
Lower courts threw out the Wilsons' lawsuit but the Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday along with a similar Montana case. In 1996 Paul Berger, ill with pneumonia and high blood pressure, faced a warrantless raid on his Montana ranch with CNN reporters present and a hidden microphone on an agent. The Bergers claim Fourth Amendment privacy violations protecting home surveillance, while critics say media involvement aims for sensational stories. The case raises whether police may conduct searches with media presence without violating citizens' rights.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Montana
Paul Berger
Berger
Cable News Network, Inc
CNN
Henry Rossbacher
Emma
Bergers
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Joel Scrafford
Rossbacher
Scrafford
Wilsons
James S. Felt
Jane E. Kirtley
Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press
Ottawa area arrests and notes from hospital report
The Daily Report notes multiple Ottawa residents by name on Friday and Saturday in hospital and arrest records. It lists dismissals, witness reports, and several arrests for DUI, battery, domestic disputes, and miscellaneous charges, with various releases or referrals.
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William H. Rhodes
Princeton
East First
Main
Douglas A. Welsh Jr
S. Oak
Tecumseh
Dawn A. Miller
Pomona
K-68
Ash
Pal Court
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Davin Turner
Holly Gage
Ottawa Public Library
Ottawa University Library
Keith Pratt
Rena M. Palloff
Barbara Dew
Public Library
Jane Ann Nelson
O.U. Library
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Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
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K.C., Mo
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Kansas
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Defense Network
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Serbia
House Inspector General
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America
Tect
Ms. Theiss
the Daily Report
Opal Ackerman
Dorothy Crooks
Dismis Luis Vega
Nellie Morris
Barbara Snook
Lola Monroe
Lucille Kunard
Jill Stockdale
Baldwin
Karen Burkdoll
Rantoul
Virginia Lamp
Osawatomie
Pine Thacker
Quenemo
Frig
Katheran Webster
James “Ted” Clark
Irene Heckman
Sheriff's News
Cody Bo Snook
S. Poplar
North Main
Diana V. Green
Eard
Douglas County
Jed’s Bar & Grill
Galveston
Zevero Guadalupe Chavez
S. Willow
Kansas Highway Patrol
South King
Virginia Road
Greeley
Franklin County
Eisenhower Road
Prowler
North Ninth
Centropolis
Police News
Kristie Walker-Geist
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