Repulsive Bats Really Beneficial
Merlin D. Tuttle, zoologist and Bat Conservation International founder, argues bats are clean, harmless to humans, and greatly beneficial. He notes widespread killing from fear and misunderstanding, warning it harms ecosystems and endangers species including five U.S. bat types on the endangered list.
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Tuttle
The
University of Texas At Austin
Bat Conservation International
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Pacific Islands
United States
Jump Rope For Heart Most Successful Ever At OMS
A Jump Rope for Heart at Ottawa Middle School raised 5150.04 for the American Heart Association with 159 Ottawa students and others participating. John Katzer led individuals with 242.40, while Eisenhower and Garfield teams topped group pledges with 498.40 and 261.45 respectively. six Eisenhower students earned a heart medallion.
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Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa U.S.C
American Heart Association
John Katzer
Eisenhower
Jane Underwood
Jennifer Waymire
Jamie Brown
Jeff Smith
Ryan Fleming
Garfield School
Nadia Piotrowsky
Melissa Yates
Kelly Woolery
Tisha Gumifory
Megan Haas
Jennie Meyer
Eugene Field
Tom Taylor
Danny Pyle
Jeremy Crump
Jeremy Clevenger
Aaron Gummi
Chaney Reimer
OMS
Siemen Negash
Carol Montgomery
Gina Middlebusher
Heidi Walburn
Michelle Tunget
Lolly Robinson
McDonald's
Wal-Mart Awards Scholarship To Lyndon Senior Leslie Pierce
Leslie Pierce, a Lyndon High School senior, will receive a $1,000 Wal-Mart scholarship at the Ottawa store. Pierce, headed for MidAmerica Nazarene College, was chosen for academic achievement and community involvement. Others named as alternates were Sean Cahoon and Jason Webb. the program has funded over 2,000 students across the Wal-Mart region this sixth year.
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Leslie Pierce
Lyndon High School
Wal-Mart
Princeton Circle
Pierce
Mid- America Nazarene College
Olathe
Jeff Necessary
Ottawa
Homemakers of America
Lyndon High
Sean Cahoon
Garnett High School
Jason Webb
Marais Des
Discriminatory Questions Mar Many Job Opportunities
Dear readers, a long reader exchange discusses job application forms and civil rights rules. It cites discriminatory questions about arrest history, religion, nationality, marital status, children, military service, health, and family. Officials suggest EEOC complaints for those harmed and note post hire inquiry limits.
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Ann Landers
Human Rights Commission
Annie
Gordon K. Kamp
Seattle
Gordon
Kansas
Shelly Miller
Shelly
Berry T. Stevens
Chicago
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
P.S. Stevens
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