Central Heights student earns USAA All American Scholar honor
April D Hale, senior at Central Heights High School, named an All American Scholar by the United States Achievement Academy on recommendation from CH staff. Hale, daughter of Betty and Steve Hale, was nominated by teacher Melody Wendt. Hale’s grandparents and hometowns are named in the note.
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United States Achievement Academy
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Betty Hale
Ottawa
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Topeka
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Clinton signs motor voter bill into law
President Clinton signed the motor voter measure requiring states to allow mail in voter registration with driver license and government benefit applications or military enlistment. He said voting is an empty promise unless people vote and pledged fewer excuses to stay on the sidelines. The action marks a major Democratic victory after years of effort and past versions under previous administrations.
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Senators propose energy tax repeal to shift deficit plan
A bipartisan group of senators proposes stripping Clinton's energy tax and other levies from the deficit plan and replacing them with additional Medicare and benefit cuts. The shift would tilt the $500 billion package toward spending reductions, ahead of the House vote.
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Man sentenced for double killing outside Lawrence tavern
Douglas County District Judge Ralph King Jr. sentenced Stephen B. Perdue 22, of Lawrence, to eight to 30 years in prison for voluntary manslaughter in the death of Jimmy Buswell 42 and involuntary manslaughter in the death of Jerry Thompson 32 after a November incident at Henry T's Bar and Grill. Perdue received the maximum due to the use of a firearm and must serve eight years before parole eligibility. Evidence showed Thompson and Buswell were shot following a fight over a pool table inside the bar, with shots fired in the parking lot after the men were ejected.
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