RMH employee wins KHHA 1994 award in environmental health care
Betty Kirkland, supervisor at Ransom Memorial Hospital, receives the 1994 Whitstanding Membership Award from the Kansas Hospital Housekeepers Association for leadership and commitment to environmental health care issues. She has 21 years at RMH and KHHA service dating back to 1975.
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Betty Kirkland
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas Hospital Housekeepers Association
Kirkland
KHHA
OHS
PSU
Kimberly Michelle Young
Pittsburg State University
Duane D
Edith L. Lawell
Young
Peggy
Micky Bain
E. Wilson
Doug
Ellen Young
Lawrence
KU Lawrence
University of Kansas
Garnett
Jon Howard Hunt
Angela Marie Sears
Ottawa
Samantha Rae Black
Michael David Burrichter
Theron James Cravens
Adonia David
Chelan David
Sara Jane Gollier
Gregory Alan Hazen
Corey Leon Leib
Julie Elizabeth Litt
Roberta M. Rhodes
Eva Renee Sandgren
Shirley M. Swayne
Jeffrey K. Unruh
School of Medicine
Patricia Ann Binns Warren
College of Liberal Arts
Kristen Anne Webb
Theodore H. Weller
Pomona
Mary Ann Frevert
Shari Louise Gladman
Princeton
Roxanne M. Mettenburg
Wellsville
Daniel Dicks Jarrell
Sonja L. Merino-Brammell
Linda M. Rob
Comic strips rerun during creator vacations stir debate
Cartoonists like Bill Amend and Lynn Johnston push for extended breaks as syndicates weigh allowances for four to sixteen week hiatuses. Producers argue reruns help, while others see it as a trend, with policy varied across United Features and King Features.
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Bill Amend
Amend
Universal Press
Lynn Johnston
King Features Syndicate
Blondie
Beetle Bailey
Cartoonime
Ten Idok
Doonesbury
Gary Larson
Asis
Bill Watterson
Calvin and Hobbes
Calvin
Watterson
Dilebantil
Salem
Guisewite
Los Angeles
Figs
Tm Os
Johnston
Car on MIT dome sparks prank endangering campus
A police car shell with a flashing red light and a dummy officer was found atop MIT's dome in Cambridge, about 150 feet up. The incident, described as a spectacular hack, was observed by The Tech reporter Daniel Stevenson, highlighting a bold campus prank.
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Cambridge
Mass
MIT
Campus Dome
Daniel Stevenson
The
Tech
TELENET offers summer courses from three state universities
Ottawa hosts TELENET summer courses linking ESU FHSU and KSU to 37 classrooms across Kansas for teachers social workers nurses librarians and others seeking recertification licensure updating or personal growth. Courses run morning to evening across 2 to 8 weeks at the Adult Education Center Franklin County Annex with credits from UG to G.
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Indeed University
Neste
Emporia State
ESU
Fort Hays State
FHSU
Kansas State
KSU
Ottawa
Telenet
Kansas
Franklin County
S. Main
Bob Becker
Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Summary
Mostly clear tonight with 40s low. light and variable winds. Extended forecast shows a chance of thunderstorms south on Wednesday. lows in the 50s to mid 60s, highs in the 70s. Thursday expects highs near 70s with midday lows around 55 to 65.
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Lowe
Fee Ees
Ottawa High School forensics at state events in Salina
Ottawa High School forensics team traveled to Salina to compete in two state events. Shane Gliser reached semifinals with an informative speech on American Sign Language, and finished seventh. Kevin Brown, and the team of Jason Hedges and Gliser advanced through three rounds. Brown spoke on cloning. Hedges and Gliser performed Inherit the Wind in duet acting. At the festival Mike Crane and Bob Johnson presented Death Knocks and earned a 2 rating. Hays won 5A at the championship. OHS did not place in the top three.
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Salina
Ottawa High School
Shane Gliser
Kevin Brown
Jason Hedges
Gliser
Brown
Hedges
Mike Crane
Bob Johnson
Ayn
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Hays
OHS
Russians critical of KU life in student exchange
Three visiting Moscow students, 19, critique American campus life at Kansas, noting focus on tests over learning, strict residence hall rules, and harassment by housing staff. They say American students chase grades, and Russians face more restrictions abroad, though they miss home memories.
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Marina Granovskaya
Moscow
Vladimir Yankov- Honer
OST
Granovskaya
Yankovsky
Vladimir Averin
Soviet Union
Kansas
Russia
Steve Strickland at Clark County Club May Show
Steve Strickland performs at Clark County II in Denver Colorado on Tuesday May 10 from 8 30 to 11 30 p m The event features a longster slot at the venue with DJ and live act details not specified.
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Steve Strickland
Denver
Longster
Clark Country II
Flag at half staff through May 22 for Nixon death
Ottawa Library reports national mourning for former president Richard M. Nixon who died April 22. Veterans of Foreign Wars commander Joe Wakefield notes U S flag code requires 30 days of mourning. A library spokeswoman cites Etiquette of the Stars and Stripes for guidance.
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Ottawa Library
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Joe Wakefield
Ottawa
Ex LA chief cleared in King punitive damages suit
A judge dismissed punitive damages claims against former Los Angeles police chief Gates in the Rodney King case. With six defendants remaining, the jury has already awarded King 3.8 million in compensatory damages paid by the city. Evidence centered on the Christopher Commission report and officer conduct, but the judge found no proof Gates acted with malice or indifference.
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Rodney King
Rolando Solano
Louis Turiaga
Davies
Gates
Christopher Commission
King
Christopher
Warren Christopher
U.S
Louis Reiter
Cundy Seeks Teagarden Seat Amid Legislative Debate
Kansas candidate Cundy, married 45 years with four children, seeks Teagarden position. He criticizes workers compensation reforms as counter productive, noting filing closes at noon June 10. John Reinhart of the secretary of state's office reports no other declaration yet.
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Kansas
Cundy
Iola High School
Allen County Community College
John Reinhart
Ottawa Herald subscription rates October 1993 update
Ottawa Herald lists current delivery and mail rates for 1993. Rates cover Ottawa by carrier, rural towns, motor routes, and out of state mail with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. All prices are in advance and include state sales tax where applicable.
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Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
Merees
State of Kansas
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