KSU student Jason Butell named Blue Key member
Baldwin a Kansas State University junior and resident assistant in Haymaker Hall, is among 14 juniors chosen for Blue Key National Leadership honorary. He held roles in Sigma Phi Epsilon, KSU Student Foundation, and Alpha Epsilon Delta, and earned the William Joel Memorial Scholarship while serving as Blue Key vice president administration. The Blue Key chapter at K-State was founded in 1934 to foster leadership, academics, and service. Selection requires leadership and being in the top third of class.
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SRS Introduces HealthConnect Medicaid Plan in Kansas
Kansas SRS announces an orienta tion meeting for Franklin and Miami county residents and health care providers to learn HealthConnect, a Medicaid managed care plan. Meetings are April 3 from 1 30 to 3 30 PM and 7 to 8 30 PM at the Franklin County SRS Annex conference room.
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Garnett Papers Merge Two Weeklies Into One News Service
Garnett publishing announces the merger of The Anderson Countian and The Garnett Review into a single weekly with a computer automated 24 hour call in news service. The new names will be revealed with publication set for April 8. call in service starts noon April 4.
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Z-Bar Bill Advances in Senate Amid Utah Wilderness Fight
In Washington, the Z-Bar Ranch national prairie park bill gained momentum as Sen. Nancy Kassebaum won support to attach it to a large parks package. The measure passed a key amendment but the overall effort stalls over Sen. Bill Bradley’s opposition to Utah wilderness provisions that could jeopardize a New Jersey park.
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Justices weigh official English law in high court
About 20 states pass English as official language measures. Arizonans Against Constitutional Tampering argues the First Amendment protects speech choice while supporters say governments may regulate on duty language. Yniguez contends the amendment is an unconstitutional prior restraint. the 9th Circuit ruled it obstructed information flow and infringed private rights.
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Dole Visits Russell for Third Presidential Bid
Senator Bob Dole prepared a hometown stop in Russell Kansas as part of his third presidential campaign. He planned a noon arrival at Hays airport followed by a free public barbecue outside Russell High School and a speaking event in the school gym, weather permitting.
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Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Summary
Tonight expect mainly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms and southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday could see little or no precipitation with lows from 15 to 20 and highs from 40 to near 50. Thursday brings statewide rain with cooler lows and highs in the 40s to upper 50s. Friday remains rainy with lows in the 30s and highs mainly in the 60s.
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Dresses large shipment arrives at Litwin's Ottawa
DRESSES large shipment in regular and half sizes has just arrived at Litwin's, 226 S. Main, Ottawa. MESSENGER'S HOME Furn., 203 E. 23rd, offers all kitchen and dining sets on sale through this week with lowest prices guaranteed. STITCHERY SHELF opens at Gladman Frame Shop, 243 E Lo Ottawa, offering needlework kit for tea and advanced artists. In 5-8 pat Fri 9-6 p.m., Sat.
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Blizzard shuts I 70 as Kansas towns endure spring storm
A spring blizzard driven by gusty winds forced Interstate 70 closure from Hays to the Colorado line, stranding hundreds who sought shelter in Colby Armory and area churches. Temperatures plunged to 8 degrees with 40 to 70 mph gusts causing damage and power outages across north-central and eastern Kansas.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1995 Excerpt
Rates for Ottawa Herald deliveries updated October 1995 include Ottawa carrier options at monthly to yearly terms. Rural carrier, motor route and out of state mail offer varying prices across regions with all rates listed as prepaid.
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