Toughlove helps Ottawa parents cope with problem teens
A local Toughlove group in Ottawa gathers at Eugene Field School to share guilt, blame, and strategies for handling defiant teens. founders Bruce Moses and Barbara and Alan Whitacre explain the program, its tough love approach, and the challenges of going public with family issues.
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Melissa Bauman
Toughlove
Eugene Field School
Phyllis
David York
Pennsylvania
Yorks
Kansas City
Ottawa
Bruce Moses
Barbara
Alan Whitacre
Whitacres
Moses
Kathy McClay
Ottawan On Area KWA Committee by Diane Yeamans
Five regional residents including an Ottawan were chosen by the Kansas Water Authority to serve on the Marais des Cygnes River basin advisory committee. Ottawa Commissioner Charlene Lister leads alongside Tom Benton Garnett Ed Alvis rural Osage City Frank Emery Fort Scott and Arthur Shufflesbarger Osawatomie. The 12 basin committees shape water use goals under the Kansas Water Plan, aiming to secure an adequate state water supply by 2000 and beyond through planning and public input.
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Diane Yeamans
Kansas Water Authority
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa City
Charlene Lister
Tom Benton
Garnett
Ed Alvis
Osage City
Frank Emery
Fort Scott
Arthur Shufflebarger
Osawatomie
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Ottawa Country Club
Kansas
Lister
National League of Cities
Mc-Ark
Benton
Pottawatomie
Greeley
Parker
Shufflebarger
Alvis
Melvern State Park
Pomona Reservoir
Area Basin
Emery
The
Fort Scott Tribune
State Water Plan
Kan
Threat To U S Diplomats From Islamic Jihad
An anonymous caller claiming Islamic Jihad warned of a major attack on U S diplomats in Beirut amid the hostage crisis. The message, not independently verified, referenced a long planned surprise and warned of hell for U S diplomats worldwide.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Islamic Jihad Group
Today
U.S
America
Islamic Jihad
Washington
Paris
Kuwait
Iran
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Terry Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
William Buckley
Benjamin Weir
Lawrence Jenco
Marcel Fontaine
Marcel Carton
U.N
Decommissioning Wolf Creek Costs Debate at Topeka Hearing
Engineer Thomas LaGuardia of Brookfield estimates dismantling Wolf Creek near Burlington at 103.8 million today, warns costs could reach 1.1 billion if inflation stays ~6 percent over 40 years. He notes uncertainty, cites need for period reviews, and expects new disposal sites within 750 miles. James H. Aikman backs depreciation at 3.53 percent.
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Wolf Creek
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Topeka
Burlington
LaGuardia
Brian Moline
KCC
Moline
Neil Talbot
Boston
Washington
Nevada
South Carolina
Kentucky
Illinois
New York
James H. Aikman
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Ine Lister
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