Early graduations mark Wellsville and area seniors
Wellsville and nearby high schools completed graduation ceremonies over five nights. Gamett Central Heights Williamsburg Pomona each held services with top students named in multiway valedictorian ties and salutatorians.
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Wellsville
Gamett
Central Heights
Ike Cearfoss
Williamsburg High
Pomona High
Pomona Middle School
Jeanne Canaan
Kori Holbert
Wendy Zimmerman
Garnett
Derek Peine
Donna Peine
Mary Bures
Chanda Domnanish
Annie Snow
Anthony Ouellette
Heathe Ball
County approves 500000 grant for hospital operations
Franklin County commissioners approved final paperwork for a $500,000 Community Development Block Grant to Ransom Memorial Hospital with a ten month allocation and an anti displacement resolution. The panel also endorsed grants for an Ottawa Retirement Village day care project without county funding and discussed administration fee arrangements. The session noted no jackpot in Kansas Cash Lotto with 255000 prize and listed numbers 27 13 21 24 27.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Franklin County Commission
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bob Bregant
Elaine Needham
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Needham
Leroy Wasmund
Wendell Barker
Wasmund
State Department of Commerce
Ottawa
Paul Howe
Marlin Johnson
Johnson
Howe
Exchange Town Inc
Topeka
Exchange Town
City Commission
City Hall
Ottawa Library
Commission
Charles Mavity
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Kansas
Wall Street stocks rise after last week's setback
The Dow Jones industrial average advanced 26.11 to 3379.20 by noon as NYSE issues led decliners 551 to 561 with 1006 up and 561 unchanged. Tokyo and London posted gains as investors welcomed signals of a slow recovery and discounted Olympia York bankruptcy fears. blue chips American Telephone and Telegraph, McDonald's, Merck rose while Barnett Banks of Florida fell and First Florida Banks surged in Nasdaq trading.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Tokyo
London
Olympia & York
American Telephone & Telegraph
McDonald’s
Merck
Barnett Banks
Florida
First
Parker couple files for Kansas Senate and House seats
Diane Yeamans reports Parker residents Stan Wollard and his wife Jackie filed Friday for the Kansas Senate 12th district and House 5th district seats. The couple backs pro life, reduced taxes, and education reform, citing family preservation and less state control. They list three children and a granddaughter, with Stan running a business and Jackie holding executive roles in the family firm.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Parker
Kansas Senate
Kansas House
Kansas Secretary of State Office
Stan Wollard
Jackie
Doug Walker
Dosawatomie
George Teagarden
Dlacygne
Franklin County
the Herald
Wallards
Todd
Aaron
Heather
Julie Harrah
Ottawa
Shawna
Stan
McPherson College
McPherson
W. Associates, Inc
Beech Aircraft Corp
Ball Brothers Research
Boulder
Colo
King Radio Corp
Olathe
Kansas
Des Moines Technical High School
Des Moines
Iowa
Quality Metal Products
Golden
Red Dale
Longmont
Wollards
Home School Legal Defense Association
Johnson County Parent Educators
Topeka Signs Plan Overhauling Kansas School Funding
Gov. Joan Finney will sign the 1992 education finance overhaul at 10 a.m. Wednesday in her Statehouse office. The package shifts funding away from property taxes toward higher sales and income taxes, raising overall money for 304 districts and cutting property taxes by 293 million dollars. About 30 officials and legislators will attend the ceremony, reflecting the historic measure.
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Topeka
Kan
Joan Finney
Burlington senior seeks funds for international science trip
Shalisha E. Scott, a Burlington High School senior, aims to raise money for a People to People Youth Science Exchange trip to study marine biology in New Zealand and Australia. The journey includes Auckland, Kangaroo Island, and the Great Barrier Reef to study rainforest ecology and reef ecosystems.
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Shalisha E. Scott
Burlington High School
New Zealand
Australia
Auckland
Kangaroo Island
South Australia
Great Barrier Reef
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1992 schedule
Rates for delivery by carrier or mail in Ottawa and surrounding areas. Includes prices for 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months, with distinctions for rural towns, motor routes, Franklin County, adjacent counties, and mail out of state. All rates in advance and include state sales tax.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim Re HitChose
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Sutton's Jewelry and Hallmark Ad Briefs in Black Hills
Sutton's Jewelry at 207 S Main offers 30 percent off gold graduation items with layaway welcome and free watch batteries after purchasing. Faith Lutheran Preschool advertises fall enrollment and a 242-7366 line. Sutton's features graduation gifts under 50 with free gift wrapping and a 242-3729 contact. The Trolls arrival promoted at Helton's Hallmark, 217 S Main, with related shopping cues.
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Black Hills
Bonanza
Walcome
Sutton’s Jewelry
S. Main
Sutton's
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Howdy Kid
Crestview
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Vera Reed
Mathew Gilbert
Ralph Young
Lotto
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Burlington
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