Controversial Non Renewal Of Two Teachers At Central Heights
The board of education meeting at Central Heights will discuss the non renewal of Jamie Turney and Lorie Hedges contracts. The 7 30 p m session in the board room invites staff and patrons to speak early, with no action item on the contracts unless the agenda changes.
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Central Heights
Board of Education
Jamie Turney
Lorie Hedges
Crop Revenue Coverage proposed to aid Kansas wheat
USDA evaluates a private crop insurance plan named Crop Revenue Coverage CRC to replace lost income rather than just cover planting costs. Advocates say it could have helped Kansas wheat farmers during a drought year with wheat yields far below normal. Art Barnaby of Kansas State University notes CRC’s potential impact and American Agrisurance Inc. promotes CRC based on pilots in Nebraska and Iowa.
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Wichita, Kan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Kansas
Art Barnaby
Kansas State University
American Agrisurance Inc
Iowa
Nebraska
Jobless rate dips as Kansas hits record employment
TOPEKA Kansas AP The states unemployment rate fell 0.1 percentage point to 3.9 percent in April while employment rose to a record high. A year earlier the rate was 4.5 percent with 7 034 fewer people out of work over the year. Franklin County 4 3 percent Anderson County 4 4 percent.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Department of Human Resources
Franklin County
Anderson County
Graves hails Crumbling Classrooms bill in Wichita
Governor Bill Graves called the Crumbling Classrooms bill a prudent common sense solution to fund upgrades for Kansas regents institutions. He noted $163 million in bond financing would fund the largest capital improvements program in the 70 year history of the state university system, affecting nearly 600 buildings. The signing ceremony occurred in a cramped chemistry lab in McKinley Hall at Wichita State University.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas’ Regents
Bill Graves
Wichita
Senate
State University
McKinley Hall
Wichita State University
Murder hearings in Franklin County draw continuances
In Franklin County District Court Judge Thomas Sachse heard two murder cases. Richard O. Watts 48 faced a postponed first degree murder trial pending a mental evaluation over the April 1 Ottawa shooting death of his wife Colleen 45. Steven Perez had a possible change of plea hearing delayed until Friday 11 45 a m as his counsel and the county attorney negotiate a plea agreement over his conspiracy to commit murder.
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Mieeveren
Franklin County District Court
Thomas Sachse
Richard O. Watts
Steven Perez
Perez
Jackie Petersen
Watts
Colleen
Ottawa
Wendell Barker
Ottawa City to discuss CIP and budget at June 5 meeting
City commissioners will hear public comments on capital improvements and the city budget at 7 p.m. June 5 in City Hall. Agenda includes water surcharge for drought insurance, rights of way dedications for Davis Avenue and Arrowhead additions, zoning redefinition, and several board appointments.
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Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
City Commission
Davis Avenue
Davis
Grant
Wilson
Arrowhead
Eisenhower Road
13Th Street
eAn
Ottawa
Gene Ramsey
Ramsey
Charles Gillette
Willow
Ottawa Planning Commission
George Sell
Hemlock
Frahm Emerges as Favorite for Dole Senate Seat
Lt Gov Sheila Frahm appears the leading contender for Bob Dole's U.S. Senate seat as Dole plans to resign by June 11. Gov Graves indicated Frahm's interest could determine the appointment. Frahm urged reporters to ask the governor, not herself, about her possible candidacy.
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R Peka
Kan
Sheila Frahm
Bob Dole
U.S. Senate
Frahm
Dole
Kansans weigh bids for lieutenant governor and Dole seat
Frahm said she may back Sheila if she seeks the lieutenant governor post while evaluating interest in the U S Senate seat held by Dole. She noted loyalty matters and would likely run in November 1998 if appointed to the unexpired term. Sam Brownback, the congressman for Kansas’s 2nd District, announced actions.
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U.S
Nancy Kassebaum
Dole
Sam Brownback
Kansas
Ferry Sinks on Lake Victoria After Rock Collision
500 reported dead as the MV Bukova struck a rock and sank 30 miles northwest of Mwanza on Lake Victoria. 40 survivors pulled from the water and 21 bodies recovered. 600 aboard. Tanzania Railways Corp. operated the vessel. MV Victoria dispatched for rescue.
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Ares Salaam
Tanzania
Lake Victoria
Mwanza
Radio
Bukoba
Tanzania Railways Corp
Victoria
Radio Tanzania
East African Railways and Harbors Corp
Kenya
Uganda
Nomination for Local Kindness Hero Margie Jackson
A shopper in pain received a generous act as Margie Jackson paid for the items and declined repayment. Nominator C Robinson asks others to report acts of kindness via forms at listed Odawa area locations and partner businesses, encouraging community generosity.
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Margie Jackson
Margie
C. Robinson
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