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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1998
Page
6
The Herald continues its area basketball all-stars selection today with another installment. Page 10 likely carries the focused list and notes on standout players, teams, and regional talent highlighted by the paper.
A steering committee says Osage City schools require more classroom space and expanded services for science labs special education and arts programs. The district has over 1 million in capital outlay funds for a building project and will review options at an April meeting.
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News of the Weird notes that Australian biologist Roger Short applied for NIH funding after claiming he can grow human sperm extremely efficiently inside mouse testes by injecting human testicular cells.
Charles Gillette was sworn in Wednesday to the Ottawa City Commission after a 3-1 vote to replace Vicki Cummiskey. He plans to seek re election, serves until next spring, and vows thrifty stewardship while supporting forward thinking.
In Opera Kansas the House approved a plan to restructure the state higher education system and create a new Council on Higher Education to oversee universities, community colleges, and vocational schools. Senators rejected the House tax relief amendments as negotiators continue talks.
SHPO amon Powers moves to dismiss as a defendant in the Ottawa school district's appeal of a 1997 city denial of a demolition permit for the old Ottawa Middle School. The case also names the city of Ottawa and building inspector Gary Skiles. A Franklin County District Court hearing is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday in the east courtroom.
Kansas Department of Transportation starts the next phase of I 35 work west of Ottawa. The $9.96 million project by Clarkson Construction converts surface to a four inch drainable base on lime-treated sub base, with two-way traffic during upgrades. Ramps at Eisenhower will close for duration. work targets Oct 31 completion.
In Jonesboro Arkansas students return to Westside Middle School escorted past floral tributes two days after a teacher and classmates were killed. Westside sixth grader Colby Brooks says life goes on and they will start a new beginning as police name suspects Mitchell Johnson 13 and Andrew Drew Golden 11 in the case.
Kansas funding would rise to about 2 billion over six years with 330 million a year, but Jim Ryan's Second District remains without a high priority designation. Local officials have pressed for widening US 59 from Ottawa to Lawrence as a priority project, while critics accuse House Transportation chair Bud Shuster of political maneuvering over votes.
Widening two western Kansas highways and building railroad overpasses in Wichita and Marysville dominate what Kansas will receive from a federal transportation bill. The measure proposes $100 million in earmarked high priority projects through 2003, with about $40 million for three western Kansas projects, $38 million for Wichita area projects, and broader funding rising 40 percent over six years.
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