Local student selected for leadership program
Nadia Catherine Piotrowsky of Ottawa, a Ottawa High School sophomore, was chosen to attend the Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation Kansas Leadership Seminar North. She will join over 110 youth leaders from northern Kansas on June 24 at the University of Kansas.
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Nadia Catherine Piotrowsky
Ottawa
Hugh O’brian
Kansas
Piotrowsky
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Neosho County
Chanute
Neosho County Community College
Beverly Rideau
Osage City
Norfolk
Goodnow Hall
Salvation Anny
Tara Wolfe
Virus death toll reaches sixty in Zaire outbreak
An international health committee reports sixty deaths from Ebola in Zaire with cases in Musango Vanga Yassa Bonga and Kenge. WHO officials expect rising cases as staff visit outlying communities while health workers visit to dispel fears and educate locals on transmission prevention.
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Musango
Vanga
Yassa Bonga
Kenge
WHO
Christopher Powell
U.N. Health Organization
Swanepoel
Germany
Marburg
Sudan
Zaire
Witwatersrand University
South Africa
Kikwit
Panetta warns of diversion from Oklahoma City tragedy
Panetta criticizes diversion by those focusing on Waco as he notes four federal agents and children were killed at the Branch Davidian compound. He cites legislation to expand federal powers to monitor suspected terrorists and faces bipartisan concern over rights abuses.
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Panetta
Waco
Oklahoma City
CBS
Congress
Clinton
Newt Gingrich
R-Ga
Janet Reno
Larry Potts
FBI
Potts
Reno
David Koresh
60 Minutes
K State student team to boost Anderson County tourism
Kansas State University professor Rebecca Gould will oversee an eight week internship with four students and one international student creating a marketing plan for Anderson County tourism. They will live with host families May 30 to July 21 and target the Prairie Spirit Rail Trail for development. Gould aims to connect classroom learning with community service.
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Kansas State University
Anhattan
Kansas State
Miter
Rebecca Gould
Anderson County
Gould
Kansas
Welda
Ottawa
Two Garnett projects idle awaiting specs and review
ANCO News Service reports Garnett city projects paused while final specifications arrive. An architect finalizes landscaping for the physicians complex. review by the hospital board and city commission precedes construction, set to begin about three weeks out. Trail development and KDOT review also delay commencement.
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ANCO
Garnett
Rick Doran
Physicians Complex
Anderson County Hospital Board
Garnett City Commission
Doran
Norhwest
City and Hospital Board
Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
North Lake Park
Crystal Lake Park
Brothel charges hit Kansas counties audit findings
An internal audit of the Kansas Association of Counties shows former executive director John Torbert charged 504 to an association credit card for a Las Vegas area visit that included a stay at Mabel's 40 Bar Ranch in Amargosa Valley Nevada. Other charges included 218 for a rental car 114 at a liquor store and 107 for a restaurant during a weeklong NAC convention. Torbert resigned four months after the audit began amid a no comment contract and renewed fiduciary concerns by Dudley Feuerbom and board members.
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EAC
Weather Tonight Forecast and Rain Risk
The forecast shows a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight. Winds at 10 to 15 mph. Cooler conditions expected after the storms pass.
Community Health Seminar and Golf Lessons Signups
Reminder: Alegre Pharmacy offers free delivery on pre order. Call 242-3082 for details. Free seminar on the short game plus golf lesson signups with PGA Professional Mark Tams. Topics include club clauses and schedule options. Contact 242-3000 or 242-6627 for information.
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Remamder Alegre Pharm
PGA Golf
Mark Tams
Double protection urged to curb sexually transmitted infections
A report argues condoms plus dual protection are essential as birth control alone fails against HIV and other infections. It urges men to change high risk behaviors, stresses affordable access, and calls for stronger ties between family planning and broader health services, with three action points: education, condom promotion, and safe use of intrauterine devices and other methods.
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Developing Countries
Africa
Conly
Daviau
Cairo
Egypt
Population Action
Group seeks end to all subsidies in farming plan
A reform report urges phasing out subsidies with a $5 billion first year cap and expands crop revenue insurance up to 20000 per farmer. It aims to direct savings to rural loans for schools roads and clinics and favors ending U S quotas on sugar and peanut imports. The plan spans party lines and targets restructuring current farm programs.
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America
Ottawa Herald Tax and Sale Figures Fragment
Fragmented OCR item lists financial figures for Ottawa Herald receipts and taxes. Mentions one year payments, motor route costs, counties, monthly balances, and sales tax figures with unclear values and garbled names. Contains several numeric entries such as 74.40, 8602, 626.08, and 0.87, alongside references to locations and routes.
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Akmond
Franklin County
The
Otawa Herald
Gacey
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