Bush plan to file WTO case on EU Airbus subsidies
The Bush administration announced it will pursue a World Trade Organization case against the European Union over subsidies to Airbus, challenging the rival of U S Boeing Co. A KU ecology grad student starts a summer study to see if wildflowers along Kansas roads boost bee health. Garden City braces for Beef Empire Days as white meat may be scarce.
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Bush Administration
World Trade Organization
European Union
Airbus
Boeing Co
University of Kansas
Kansas
Garden City
Former Ottawa resident reads sign copies of Popeye book
Local resident Jack Crandall returns to Ottawa on June 4 to read and sign his children’s book about Popeye the tree frog. The tale follows Popeye from a spinach garden to a produce plant and a Montana classroom, with community notes on engagements and births.
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Ottawa
Jack Crandall
Popeye
Montana
Record-shattering Baldwin runners shine at State Track Meet
In Wichita Baldwin High School runners delivered a standout day at the 44 State Track Meet with strong performances. Ottawa High School's Jack Sachse, as the third leg for the 1600 meter relay, aimed to hand senior anchor Vashon Perryman a sizable lead, while Danica Patrick stole attention at Indianapolis Motor Speedway by finishing fourth in a near-purse breakthrough.
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Wichita
Jack Sachse
Ottawa
Vashon Perryman
Baldwin
Danica Patrick
Testing for Respect and Entrapment in Relationships
Dr. Dobson offers self questions to assess respect, trust, and potential entrapment in a dating or marriage. He notes patterns of seeking, insults, secrecy, and possible abuse. advises pulling back to observe if the partner follows. He links repeated devaluation to early or midlife relationship discontent and suggests reconsidering the partnership if standards aren’t met.
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DR. Dobson
Out and About Local Event Schedule Evening Listings
A sequence of community happenings across Ottawa and Franklin County. The schedule includes Mason ic Widows dinner and Grand Master visit at Masonic Hall, a Franklin County Commission session at the courthouse, Rotary Club at OU Student Union, a Farmer’s Market at Orscheln East Lot, Personal Action to Health exercise at Don Woodward Center, a Kansas Department of Transportation open house on U S 59 at the county annex, and a Vietnam Veterans of America gathering at Ransom Memorial Hospital conference rooms.
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Ottawa Lodge
Kansas
Masonic Hall
S. Main St
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
Main St
OU Student Union
S. Cedar St
Farmer's Market
Orscheln Farm & Home
East Side
Department of Transportation
U.S 59
Vietnam Veterans of America
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Partnership aims to lower Kansas cancer rate statewide
The Kansas Cancer Partnership unites public health officials hospitals and nonprofits to unveil a Comprehensive Cancer Control and Prevention Plan this summer starting in Salina. The plan targets 2010 goals including clinical trial access insurance coverage smoke free policies and higher tobacco taxes. It seeks legislative support for colorectal screening insurance coverage and stronger radon and vending policies while lobbying for grant funds from the CDC. Kansas records about 12 000 new cancer cases annually with 5 000 deaths making cancer the second leading cause of death after heart disease.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Cancer Partnership
Salina
Howard Rodenberg
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
O'Hara
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
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Hickory St
T Lucille
James Madison High School
O’hara
Are Sylvester
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Ebinson
Mara Uaerite
Craig Dengel
Clarice Dengel
del Fon Kovtun
S. Hickory
Walt Dengel
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