Ottawa native Tim Johnson takes assistant manager post at Wal
Ottawa native Tim Johnson has become assistant manager at the Paola Wal-Mart. He and his wife Missi and their son Tyler live in Ottawa and seek a rental in Paola. A 1983 Ottawa High School graduate, Johnson has 11 years with Wal-Mart, most recently at a Little Rock store.
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Murder charge dropped after trauma evidence emerges
In Kansas, a murder charge against Evan Harris was dismissed after forensic testimony on head injuries suffered by John Harris. Shelly Harris cooperated with prosecutors, providing a sworn statement admissible at trial. County officials defended the decision, noting two victims and stating the defendant is not guilty of criminal wrongdoing. Trial now set for May 3 with a 12-member jury.
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Scott Ryburn
Evan Harris
Dual hearings loom in Whitewater saga
Hearings loom as lawmakers weigh impact on the Whitewater inquiry led by special counsel Robert Fiske. House and Senate leaders debated timelines and forum for oversight while avoiding interference with the criminal probe. Clinton pledges full cooperation as legal actions unfold.
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USA Today
Hillary Clinton urges states to craft their own health reform
First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton urged Kansas and other states to move forward with their own health care reform plans rather than wait for a federal framework. She defended state innovation, noting differences between Western Kansas and downtown Brooklyn, and predicted Congress would approve a national plan this year. The Kansas town hall linked 37 sites via TeleNet, with two attendees asking about state action.
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Weather forecast for Miata tonight and statewide weekend
Clear but breezy and colder tonight with lows around 30s and northwest wind 15 to 25 mph diminishing toward morning. Friday and Saturday watch for a chance of rain statewide. Sunday looks dry with lows in the 20s to lower 30s and highs mostly in the 40s.
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Durable goods orders fall sharply in February
U S factories saw a 2.5 percent drop in February durable goods orders, larger than expected and the steepest fall since July. After six consecutive gains, the decline was led by a drop in defense and aircraft orders with transportation equipment down 9.2 percent.
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U.S
Franklin County 4-Hers shine at regional club days
Franklin County 4 H members displayed a purple and blue ribbon look at Baldwin High School as regional club day results highlighted performances in music speech and drama. Winners include Brian Ferguson Whitney Coen Laura Luther Rambling Ranchers Silver Leaf SHAFF Jared Anderson Megan Schulz Jami Thompson Bethany Adams Carissa Parkin Jessica Soper Darcy Anderson and more across demos piano solos folk dances and gavel games.
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Kathryn McCurdy
Stephanie Beach
Kansas lawmakers clash over three strikes plan and tax shifts
In a tense session lawmakers delayed a final vote on a controversial three strikes proposal, returning it to the House debate calendar amid votes from Rep. Walker Hendrix and Rep. George Teagarden. Budget constraints block a full refund of 64 million to military retirees, while the House passes a tiger salamander official status bill awaiting Gov. Finney's signature. Senate panels back sex offender notification and registration bills, and a tax reform proposal to rework car taxes faces uncertainty in the Senate.
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Topeka
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Prairie Village
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Brownback opens bid for Congress in Kansas 2nd District
Sam Brownback launches campaign for the Republican nomination in Kansas 2nd District after visiting Junction City and Atchison and planning 15 more cities across the 25 county area from Nebraska to Oklahoma. He cites crime, deficit spending, and government overreach as motives while pledging to represent eastern Kansas.
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Perry comments on nuclear powers during Ukraine missile visit
Defense Secretary William Perry, touring a dismantled Ukrainian missile facility in the former Soviet Union, said he was awed by the two operators who could destroy every major city in the United States. He noted the global destructive potential of such weapons.
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Soviet Union
Heavenly Scents Easter Sale Promotes T Shirts and Grads
Heavenly Scents offers 10 to 15 percent off selected spring items through Saturday. Ads invite moms dads grandmas grandpas to buy an Easter T Shirt for the little one. Screen A Holler 415.8 Main Road Grading 242-6128.
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Jury awards 85000 to woman fired over abortion demand
Margaret Bonnell testified Altman Management Co forced her to abort and left a penny basket on her desk to pay for the operation. The 31 year old leasing agent, who later gave birth to a son, won 45000 in damages and 39974 in back pay and fees in May 1992. Her lawyer said she stood up to a big company. Altman denied improper actions and stated the basket was a joke by colleagues and that Bonnell was fired for poor performance.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rate list from 1999
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates starting October 1 1999 with various options for Ottawa by carrier rural routes and mail. Rates cover one month three months six months and one year for different regions including Franklin County Miami Douglas and Anderson counties with state tax noted and advance payment required.
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