Biking Across Kansas to Span Eight Days in June
More than 1000 cyclists will cross Kansas during Biking Across Kansas, June 11 to 18, with three routes starting near the Kansas Colorado border and converging at Linn County Park. The eight day ride marks BAK 94 and its 20th anniversary, with overnight stops at multiple towns along northern, middle, and southern routes.
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Kansas
United States
Kansas- Colorado
Tribune
Scott City
Ness City
Great Bend
McPherson
Council Grove
Lyndon
Syracuse
Garden City
Jetmore
Larned
Sterling
Marion
Madison
Johnson
Satanta
Dodge City
St. John
Hesston
Eureka
Iola
Gannett
Linn County Park
LaCygne
P. O
Wichita
Attitude a key to getting most out of life
Speaker Metzger urges Head Start teachers to invest in attitude as the key to success. He speaks from sixty years of life in America, stressing belief in others, bending for team goals without compromising principles, and the power of a smile to influence others. He warns problems persist but urges full effort and selling others on themselves.
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America
Metzger
RMH Auxiliary awards scholarships to 12 students
The Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary awarded health related scholarships for the 1994 95 school year to twelve students. Recipients include John Gollier a KU Medical School student and others from NCCC, Washburn, KSU, and area colleges. Eligible applicants must reside in Franklin County or be RMH employees and enroll in accredited health programs with a 2.5 GPA.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Bev Grabham
Margaret Davis
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
John Gollier
Ottawa
Louise Perkins
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas City
Kan
RMH Trustees to Meet Tuesday in Conference Room A
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees will meet at 6 30 p m Tuesday in Conference Room A at 13015 Main The agenda includes a proposal for medical record consulting review of proposed retirement plan provisions and several reports.
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RMH
Ransom Memorial Hospital
West Franklin vote debate on mill levy and taxes
West Franklin voters prepare for a tax mill proposal with 11 percent cap questions. State and local budgets, current mills 44, with 35 state mills next year, and potential shifts if the measure passes or fails. Community members debate the impact on seniors and property taxes while officials cite funding needs and future building improvements.
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West Franklin
James Cain
Kansas State Board of Education
Cain
Joann Hancock
the Committee For
Hancock
State Board
the Herald
Vivian Eichinger
Weather Outlook for Kansas Extended Dry with Warm Days
The forecast calls for Monday to be dry with lows in the 50s and highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Tuesday and Wednesday stay dry and warm with lows in the mid-50s to lower 60s and highs in the mid-80s to lower 90s.
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Kansas
Health cited to get director for Franklin County clinic
The Franklin County Mental Health Clinic will appoint a new director Monday. Diane Sullivan will take over the clinic which has operated with an interim director since the death of Natalie Hill several months ago.
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Franklin County Mental Health Clinic
15Th and
Cedar
Diane Sullivan
Natalie Hill
Reading drive at Eugene Field PTA exceeds goal tally
Eugene Field PTA and Elwood Elementary celebrate after students read 3 480 books, surpassing the 2 500 goal. Scholastic Books pledges to match donations and a book fair offers buy one get one free, with students donating one of the free copies. Proceeds aid Elwood Elementary.
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Eugene Field
Elwood Elementary
Carr
Elwood
Scholastic Books
Columbia, Mo
Eugene Field Pta
Eugene
Clinton nominates Breyer for Court nomination
President Clinton names Stephen Breyer for the Supreme Court, praised by Sen. Biden and Sen. Thurmond. Breyer, a 1980 Carter appointee and former chief judge, has served as Watergate prosecutor and Senate Judiciary chief counsel. Critics cite liberal leanings while supporters call him a strong legal scholar.
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Judiciary Committee
Joseph Biden
Delaware
Breyer
Biden
Clinton
Federal Appeals Court
Carter
Arthur Goldberg
Senate Judiciary Committee
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Supreme Court
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Senate
George Mitchell
Maine
Mitchell
Bruce Babbitt
Richard Arnold
Arkansas
Babbitt
Hatch
Photographer sues Jackson over Central Park beating claim
A New York photographer, Alex Oliveira, sues Michael Jackson for 1 million dollars alleging two of his bodyguards assaulted him in Central Park on March 31 while he attempted to photograph the pop star. The guards are identified only as John Does I and II.
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New York
Michael Jackson
Alex Oliveira
Free Lancer
Jackson
Manhattan
Central Park
John Does I and I
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates 1993 and Delivery Details
The Ottawa Herald publishes subscription rates effective October 1, 1993. Rates cover Ottawa by carrier, motor route, mail in Franklin and nearby counties, and out-of-state delivery with varying monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms. All prices are in advance and include state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Carer
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Politician Sues Hospital Over Privacy Breach
Rep. Nydia Velazquez of New York sues St. Clare's Hospital for 10 million dollars alleging failure to protect privacy. She says the suit aims to send a message to institutions guarding patient confidential files and to redress wrongs done to her.
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New York
Nydia Velazquez
Congress
St. Clare's Hospital Hospital
Velazquez
D-N.y
Champagne Diamonds Under $5 and Car Stereos Discount
Advertises champagne diamonds under $5 at Sutton's Jewelry with a light carat range at $970 and a 20 percent off sale on car stereos May 16 to May 21. Also promotes airplane rides by Keith, a Joy Song Fest with Bob Robin, and a White Elephant Sale for a Historical Society with contact numbers.
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Sutton
Historical Society
Skunk Run
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