Ottawa Women's League hosts nurse-psychotherapy discussion
The Ottawa Women's League met March 9 at Ransom Memorial Hospital with RN Roberta Rhodes leading a discussion on nurse-psychotherapy benefits. Members also planned a fashion show for April 13 at RMH and encouraged attendees or new members to call Melanie Newland.
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Women’s League
Ottawa Women’s League
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Roberta Rhodes
R.N
RMH
Melanie Newland
NARFE
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Chapter
Chapter 785
Sirloin Stockade
Archie McGehee
Havens Steel
Russia
Stee
Mil
KTWU
Channel 11
PBS
Dale Anderson
Baker University
Blaine Finch
Ottawa High
Ralph
Monica Finch
Ottawa
OHS
Baker
Ottawan
Rolla. Mo
Eric Piotrowsky
University of Missouri-Rolla
Fire Devours Historic Building in Ottawa Timber Structure Burns
Ottawa firefighters fought a heavy timber building fire described as fuelled by mattresses and other items inside. The blaze damaged power lines, left smoldering embers Sunday night, and left only the exterior walls standing with the interior soaked. No injuries were reported.
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Carner
Towe
Ottawa
Researchers Study Tornado Origins in Vortex Verification Project
The National Severe Storms Laboratory coordinates a spring through early summer study beginning April 1 to June 15, exploring nearly two dozen theories on tornado development. NSF and NOAA fund the effort with participation from NWS, NCAR, Environment Canada, and multiple universities. NOAA and IC R&T aircraft will track storms.
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National Severe Storms Laboratory
National Science Foundation
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Weather Service
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Environment Canada
University of Alabama
Huntsville
University of California At
Los Angeles
Universities of Illinois
Massachusetts
West Virginia
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Texas A&m
Texas Tech
University of Oklahoma
NOAA
National Center For Atmospheric Research and
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
White House veto threat on welfare reform plan
President Clinton would block GOP welfare reform that ends federal entitlements and shifts programs to states. Panetta told NBC's Meet the Press the safety net for poor children must be protected, while Armey downplayed veto risks. The House plan seeks a 66 billion dollar cut over five years, with the Senate expected to pursue a less drastic path.
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Washington
Clinton
White House
Leon Panetta
Panetta
NBC
Meet the Press
House
Dick Armey
Armey
Senate
Kansas Senate weighs abortion reporting for clinics
In Kansas OPERA the Senate debates a bill to require clinics and offices to report abortion counts to the state health department. Names of doctors and patients would be excluded, but clinic names and city locations would be listed. The measure faces a tougher path in the Senate amid other abortion related bills and concerns about harassment and confidentiality.
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Opera, Kan
Senate
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Kansas Lottery
Jerry Moran
Rhays
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Health and
Harris
Sandy Praeger
R Lawrence
Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee
Iraqi Officials Question Motives Over Two Americans
In Kuwait City Linda Barloon told ABC that the accusation of sabotage is ridiculous. Ed Barloon said the defense lawyer claimed the seized men had no navigational equipment and were visiting friends. U.N. border police faced criticism while international diplomats urged Iraq to release the two Americans.
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Kuwait City
Linda Barloon
ABC
Good Morning America
Barloon
Minneapolis
U.N
Iraq
U.S
Saleh
United States
Washington
U.S. State Department
Rodayy
Whiteb House
Mike McCurry
Ryszard Krystosik
Baghdad
Krystosik
APTY
California CRA convention pits Gramm edge against Wilson
Republican presidential hopefuls converged on San Diego as Gramm won the CRA's top honor, while Wilson was not invited and faced boos for his bid. Keyes declared his candidacy, and the 300 activists debated anti tax and anti crime positions with no formal winner.
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AN Diego
California
Pete Wilson
Washington
Phil Gramm
Texas
Pat Buchanan
Bob Doman
Alan Keyes
California Republican Assembly
CRA
Local notices mix in Ottawa Herald edition update
Readable fragments announce senior photo submissions, a clothing sale, a beauty show reschedule, cafe spring hours, a political supper, a church open house, a bond issue Q and A session, and a farm eggs listing. Names of places include Ottawa Herald Office, Town & Country Supply, Ottawa Municipal Auditorium, SAND CREEK Cafe, 1st Methodist Church, Garfield, Sunflower Seek.
Weather forecast sketch with scattered rain chances
Mostly clear tonight with a low near 30 and a northwest wind. Extended outlook shows light rain possible west Wednesday, dry in the east with cool nights in the 20s to 30s and daytime highs in the 40s, cooler in the northwest. Thursday and Friday stay dry but cool with similar temperature ranges.
Commissioner seeks probe into Racing Commission chair
In Topeka a Kansas Racing Commission member says he will ask Attorney General Carla Stovall to investigate Chairwoman Denise Kobuszewski over a disciplinary decision affecting an employee of former executive director Art Neuhedel. Timing draws scrutiny from commissioners and agent officials.
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Topeka
Kan
State Racing Commission
Carla Stovall
Commission
Jack Janssen
Lyons
Stovall
Denise Kobuszewski
Valley Falls
Art Neuhedel
Neuhedel
Janssen
Racing Commission
Kobuszewski
Terry Hamblin
Hamblin
Ken Francisco
Maize
Dylan performs guitarless in Brighton openers
Bob Dylan opened his British tour in Brighton without a guitar, singing solo with just the microphone and his band. He later retrieved his guitar for the third number All Along the Watchtower and kept it for the remainder of the concert.
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London
Bob Dylan
Brighton
Dylan
Ottawa Herald publishes subscription rates and staff details
The Ottawa Herald lists staff positions including editor, publisher, and advertising director, plus comprehensive delivery and mail rates across Ottawa and surrounding areas effective October 1, 1994. Rates cover in town, rural routes, and outside state mail with varying monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. All prices are in advance. to: The Ottawa Herald, 104 S. Cedar.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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