Breakfast with Easter Bunny at Neosho County Community College
The NCCC Student Nurses Association hosts a Saturday breakfast with donuts and juice from 8:30 to 11 a.m. at 223 S. Beach Ottawa. Tickets are $3 with photos extra. The event includes an education booth and is part of a bulletin board series.
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Neosho County Community College
S. Beach
Ottawa
NCCC
Student Nurses Association
The
Nursing Association
Middle school debt options shared amid stalled sale inquiry
Lambers presented commissioners debt service options based on a 150000 to 200000 building value, with appraisal due in early April. Collins and Rex Cummings said no new activity on the Fifth and Main middle school. A Realtor letter urged a pause for an offer due within 10 days, but Collins has not heard back after 14 days. Ezra Sykes notes.
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Lambers
Collins
Rex Cummings
Fifth and Main
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald
Wellsville Board to Hear on New Elementary and Policies
The Wellsville Board of Education meets at 7:30 p.m. to review the new elementary school project, including a $200,000 dirt-work bid from King's Construction in Oskaloosa, and to consider the district policy on out-of-district students. The meeting also clarifies that Principal Randall Renaud will retire June 30, 2002, not at year end, due to a minutes typo.
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Children's Coalition
Garnett Garnett
Anderson County
Children’s Coalition
Garnett Presbyterian Church
Peggy North-Jones
St. Louis
St. Louis University
North-Jones
Coffey County
Burlington
Colony
Lori Miller
Wellsville Board of Education
King’s Construction
Oskaloosa
City Planning Commission
Wellsville
Trict
Gwen Boone
Wellsville High School
Randall Renaud
Boone
Bush pushes tax plan during Kansas City stop
President Bush’s spokesman said the economy is in a downturn needing tax cuts and budget tightening as Bush embarks a three-state tour to promote his budget plan. Fleischer framed the economy as slowing but not stagnating, with a major speech planned to outline how the plan would spur growth. Democratic lawmakers join the trip, including Rep. Karen McCarthy, Rep. Dennis Moore, and Sen. Max Baucus.
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Kansas City
Bush
United States
Ari Fleischer
Fleischer
Congress
Quentin Edwards
U.S
Rep
Karen McCarthy
Missouri
Dennis Moore
Kansas
Sen
Max Baucus
Montana
Graves pushes tax plan to fund Kansas schools
Gov Bill Graves tours the state to drum up support for a 112 million education funding plan funded by higher sales and motor fuels taxes. Editors weigh in with cautious optimism and calls for broader revenue ideas as lawmakers consider the House Tools for Tots package and other school finance options.
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Emporia
Emporia Gazette
Bill Graves
Pittsburg
Hays
Graves
House
Friends of Education
Kansas
Ottawa Herald
John D. Montgomery
Hays Daily News
Montgomery
Lawrence Journal- World
Garden City
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
Glasscock
Pat Kelley
The
Ann Charles
Parsons Sun
Ink
Local Hospital Admissions And Police Reports Summary
Daily Report records admissions Patricia Griffin Melissa Smith Helen Terrell and Alvin Spaulding with births Brandi Buens Jerey Bond Ottawa and Melissa Christopher Smith Quenemo. Sheriff and police notices list arrests for burglary DUI possession theft vandalism probation violation and other charges across Pomona Williamsburg Wellsville and surrounding areas.
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Patricia Griffin
Wellsville
Melissa Smith
Quenemo
Helen Terrell
Princeton
Alvin Spaulding
Pomona
Brandi Buens
Jerey Bond
Ottawa
Melissa
Christopher Smith
I. Sheriff's News
John Harper Bell
Jason A. Wilson
Garnett
Franklin County
Anderson County
Williamsburg
House Advances Capital Budget Bill in Kansas
The Kansas House tentatively approved a capital improvements bill worth nearly 110 million for the 2002 fiscal year, moving it toward final passage and a Senate review. Gov Graves’ proposed 9.15 billion statewide budget aligns closely with legislative drafts amid uncertain revenue.
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Topeka
House
Senate
Bill Graves
Graves
Kansas
House Appropriations
Ways and Means
Commissioner blocks Oz theme park deadline stance
Johnson County commissioner Susie Wolf, new to the County Commission, reiterated in a Legislative email that she would vote no on extending the state deadline for the Wonder ful World of Oz project. She said a feasibility study would not alter her position and urged denial of the financing extension.
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Olathe
Johnson County
Susie Wolf
County Commission
Legislature
New Economy Committee
Commission
Doug
Wood
Wolf
Susie
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S. Princeton
Donna Raye Adams
Willow
Miami County
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E. Ninth
Ken Crockett
Lawrence
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Osage
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Matthew James May
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Laura K. Blackstone
Pomona Casey's
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Marcus D. Martin
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Martin
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Lyle J Cordle
S. Cypress
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