Heiniger seeks Ottawa school board seat to push education matters
Linda Heiniger, director of Franklin County Preschool and Daycare Center, aims for the Ottawa school board claiming deep involvement in education. She highlights budget concerns, state aid, and studying teaming plans while balancing family commitments and local ties.
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Jay Bemis
Linda Heiniger
Franklin County
Ottawa
Jenny
Ottawa High School
Heidi
Ottawa Middle School
Stephanie
OMS
Peter
Garfield Heiniger
Heiniger
State Department of Education
Health Department
SRS
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
U.S.C
Dale Dennis
State Board of Education
Henniger
Leroy Wasmund
Joyce
Ransom Memorial Hospital
No Relief For Weather Beaten Kansans
Western Kansas residents still round up livestock stranded by a blizzard brace for another storm. A winter storm watch covers western Kansas and western and north central areas with four to eight inches possible and winds 15 to 30 mph. Helicopters airlifted about 20 tons of hay to feed 800 to 1,000 cattle on six farms in Gove County after days of snowfall that dumped up to 16 inches. Gov. Mike Hayden declared 46 western counties a disaster area.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Army National Guard
Gove
Trego
Graham Coun
Mike Hayden
Mike Beam
Kansas Livestock Association
Hayden Memo Arouses Critics In Kansas Death Penalty Plan
A confidential budget memo shows Gov. Mike Hayden seeking 170,550 dollars to hire two capital defense attorneys and to renovate death row cells at two state prisons. Critics question sufficiency amid debate on restoring capital punishment in Kansas, with Senate action anticipated and cost concerns cited.
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Topeka
Kan
Budget Office
Mike Hayden
Board of
Indigent Defense Services
Ron Miles
Hayden
Miles
Capital Defender Office
Lynn Zeller Barclay
Perry
Senate
Kansas
House
Ed Reilly
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Bee
Robert W. Talkington
Sen. Reilly
Thousands Share In Asbestos Suit Award
About 19,500 asbestosis victims exposed to Raymark asbestos will share in a 56 million settlement approved by a federal judge in Wichita. Payouts range 2,600 to 3,500 averaging 2,821 with potential attorney deductions. about 500 clients withdrew to pursue individual cases. Raymark faces 30,000 lawsuits nationwide. Manville filed Chapter 11 in 1982.
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Wichita, Kan
Raymark Corp
Raymark
Connecticut
Manville Corp
Denver
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Steve Zak
Talkington
Michael Johnston
Dparsons
Reilly
John Strick
Ckansas City
Dick Bond
Overland Park
R-Leavenworth
Robert T. Stephan
Missouri
Wyoming
Colorado
Stephan
W5 Culinries
Rawlings
Herald
Patrick Kelly
Wichita
Kelly
U.S
John Reid
Siders
James Raby
Department of Public Safety
Hickory Inn
Dundee
Jay D. Siders
N. Mulberry
Steve Zuk
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