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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2000
Page
1
Ottawa Sanitation will run normal route on Memorial Day weekend as Cheyenne Country Dance Club hosts Friday May 26 and Saturday May 27 nights. The restaurant will be closed Sunday and Monday.
Topeka lawmakers push an eight year, up to 120 million renovation of the Capitol to address decades of neglect and missing fire safety systems. Senate President Dick Bond backs bonds to start the project, while officials warn aging buildings deteriorate faster without restoration.
Sue Boldra, a 27 year educator at Hays High School, earned national board certification as part of a growing trend to reward top teachers. The program offers a $1000 yearly incentive for ten years, with broader state and national efforts boosting mentor roles and teaching standards across Kansas and beyond.
Kansas farmers in Republic Clay Cloud and part of Jewell counties face water shutoffs as the Kansas Water Office targets junior rights amid dry conditions. Letters will outline the cutoff timing while senior rights remain unaffected.
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius leads a national push for uniform rules to shield consumers medical data held by insurers. She warns that federal bank insurance alliances may increase disclosures without consent, urging stronger state regulations amid ongoing Congress debates.
AccuWeather forecasts showers and strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon across stretches from Ohio to the southwest. High pressure will bring pleasant weather to New England and much of the Upper Midwest. The western coast may see a few showers along Washington and Oregon with generally mild conditions elsewhere.
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