Local Graduates and Scholarship Winners Highlighted
Aaron Shane Harshaw of Ottawa earned a spot in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for 1993. He plans graduate study in 1995 and will work in Greenville with his wife Sheri while she completes student teaching. Theresa Attic of Ottawa earned two Showbiz awards in Kansas City competitions. Nancy M. Plinsky of Osage City is a KU banner carrier for the May 15 commencement. Linda Snider of Williamsburg graduated summa cum laude from Western Michigan University in education. Robert C. Harder, Baker alumnus and health official, to give keynotes at Baker University's commencement with nursing pinning ceremonies nearby.
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Greenville
S.C
Aaron Shane Harshaw
Bob
Karen Harshaw
Ottawa
Harshaw
Bob Jones University
School of Religion
Epsilon Zeta Chi
Sheri (Davis) Harshaw
Central States
Aaron
Theresa Attic
Kansas City
Leigh
Olathe
Midland Theater
Music Hall
Altie
Dennis
Connie Altie
Avaganns
Lawrence
Nancy M. Plinsky
Robert
Linda Plinsky
Osage City School of Nursing
University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Mount Oread
Williamsburg
Michigan
Linda (Adams) Snider
Plainwell
Mich
Western Michigan University
Snider
Eugene and
Opie Adams
Georgia Road
Juanita Snider
Princeton
Foxville
Baker
Baldwin City
Robert C. Harder
Baker University
Collins Sports and Convention Center
Harder
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
School of Nursing
Grace Cathedral Church
Topeka
Township asks for new Franklin fire district establishment
Ohio Township and Re Township officials met with Franklin County commissioners to seek creation of a fire district designating the township. Leroy Wasmund and Princeton Mayor Brent Gorton backed the move, with Richmond also expressing interest. A district could levy up to five mills and would allow the county to appoint the initial board.
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Franklin County
Leroy Wasmund
Princeton
Brent Gorton
Wasmund
Gorton
Resolu
Babbitt Top Candidate For Court Nomination
President Clinton weighs Supreme Court pick with Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt as the leading candidate, followed by Judge Richard Arnold and Judge Stephen Breyer. Aides say the selection may come soon, while Babbitt signals willingness to serve. The decision hinges partly on who would replace him at Interior, with Rep. Bill Richardson viewed as a likely successor.
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Ashington
Clinton
Supreme Court
Bruce Babbitt
Congress
Babbitt
Richard Arnold
Arkansas
Stephen Breyer
Boston
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
White House
Interior
Rep
Bill Richardson
D-N.m
Senate votes to end arms embargo on Bosnia
The Senate approved lifting the 1991 arms embargo against Bosnia by a 50 to 49 vote, a move urged by Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic and opposed by White House concerns over strains with allies and the UN. A separate 50 to 49 vote backed a Mitchell plan to seek NATO support before UN action, while a tougher Dole Lieberman bill demanded unilateral lifting.
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Ashington
Senate
Clinton
Bosnia
White House
United States
United Nations
Haris Silajdzic
George Mitchell
Maine
NATO
Senate Gop
Bob Dole
Joseph Lieberman
House
U.S
Joseph Biden
D-Del
Mitchell
Russell Feingold
D-Wis
John Warner
R-Va
Abortion Bill Sent to Clinton for Signature
Congress approved a bill banning force or threats at abortion clinics. The Senate passed it 69 to 30 and sent it to President Clinton, who is expected to sign. The House earlier approved the legislation 241 to 174.
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Washington
Congress
Clinton
Senate
House
Ottawa Christian Radio seeks FM permit in Ottawa Kansas
Public notice states Ottawa Christian Radio Inc filed with the FCC on April 1 1994 for a Class A noncommercial FM at Ottawa Kansas channel 213A with 0.25 kW ERP and 57 m HAAT. Transmitter site 320 F Radio Road Ottawa. studio to be determined. Public inspection at Ottawa Library and First Christian Church.
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Ottawa Christian Radio, Inc
Ottawa Christian
Federal Communications Commission
Ottawa
Kansas
Fred E. Schaeffer
Jim Fumas
Scott Dickenson
Shirley Fluke
Dan Oglesby
Marge Martin
F. Radio Road
Kahane
Itac
Lo Bar
S. Main
S. Hickory
Change of name notice in Franklin County Kansas
In the District Court of Franklin County Kansas Ryan Wayne Hickerson seeks to change his name through his mother Qonna L Dowdy. A petition was filed asking the court to grant the name change and a response is due by June 16 1994 in Ottawa Kansas with attorney Richard C Skoog listed.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Ryan Wayne Hickerson
Qonna L. Dowdy
State of
Didret Court
Ottawa
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Rocooil
EARM
Anderson's
Who
Knoxville
Tenn
Douglas J. Chase
Osage City
Academy of Military Science
Chase
Kansas Air National Guard
Forbes Field
Central Heights High School
Altic
Ohio Township
Larry Wright
Wright
State Board of Tax Appeals
Rex Bowling
Pat
Franklin County Firefighters Association
Bowling
FCFA
Jack Wray
Bob Pepple
Stafford Road
Babbit
THE
Ottawa Herald
Clean Legal Services
Cloon Legal Services
Baldwin
Baldwin Junction
Retta
Thelma Waymire
Marjorie Ott
David
Sandy Griffin
Alcoholics Anonymous
al- Anon
FR. CO
Oak
Nintendo
S. Sycamore
Sycamore
N. Main
Thomas Organ
N. Mulberry
Richard C. Skoog
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