Chiefs Seek Seattle Jinx Break in This Weekend
The Kansas City Chiefs aim to extend their dominance over the Seattle Seahawks, having won 14 of the last 15 meetings. The piece notes the Seahawks as the opponent and references a page 1B note for further details.
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Rain Likely Saturday With Possible Thunderstorm
Rain is forecast for Saturday with a thunderstorm possible. High near 50, south wind 10 to 20 mph, and about a 70 percent chance of precipitation.
Veterans urged to file military discharge copies for free
Franklin County Register of Deeds Sue McCay urged area veterans to file copies of their military discharge papers at no charge. Filing ensures a ready copy for government or veteran services requests, as replacements can take weeks.
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Franklin County Register of Deeds
Sue McCay
McCay
Clinton backs land for security deal after Jerusalem blast
President Clinton urged Israel to press a land for security accord with the Palestinians after a Jerusalem market bombing killed two bombers and wounded twenty one shoppers. He called the pact the best way to protect Israelis and advance Palestinian aims while Albright warned against delaying the deal. In a separate matter, the U S and Russia agreed on a 625 million aid package delivering 3.1 million tons of food to Russia with half donated and the rest loaned.
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Clinton
Israel
Jerusalem
Madeleine Albright
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Benjamin Netanyahu
Middle East
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Russia
3-D Skin Bead and Spike Implants Trend Reported
Phoenix body modifier Steve Haworth, once noted in News of the Weird in 1993 for skin branding, now claims 450th customer and describes his latest service of implanting beads and spikes beneath the skin to create a 3-D effect.
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P.O
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NCCC Ottawa enrollment rises as programs expand
NCCC associate dean Gerald Chester told the Ottawa City Commission that Ottawa campus enrollment rose 20 percent this year, with about 400 students and 2,800 credit hours. Chanute campus enrollment up 33 percent, about 850 students and 8,000 credit hours. President James O. Hill outlined new Ottawa programs, weekend classes, and focus on local training needs including nursing, occupational therapy, and physical therapy. The group discussed welding training, teleconferenced classes with Chanute, and the Partners in Change program to boost employability of chronically unemployed residents.
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Donna Darner
Lane
Kansas State Nurses Association
Topeka
KSNA
Darner
Terry Turner
Brenda Kutler
Dawn Ferguson
Sandra Staneart
Ottawa
Linda Davidson
Jane Klai
Neosho County
NCCC
Ottawa City Commission
Gerald Chester
Chanute
Nccc Board
Ottawa Country Club
Chester
James O. Hill
Hill
Gene Ramsey
Ramsey
Ottawa Chamber
Partners In Change
Growing cells Toward practical tissue growth for therapy
The article outlines how growing human cells for clinical use remains years away while detailing the underlying process. It explains how tissue growth could enable better disease treatment and repair of damaged or diseased tissue, with a look at current scientific steps.
Growing heart stem cells unlock transplant potential
Researchers at University of Wisconsin Madison and Johns Hopkins report isolating and growing human embryonic stem cells in the lab. The lines show they can become muscle, bone, or nerve cells, though directed transformation remains unachieved. The work promises new transplantation possibilities amid ethical debate.
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Science
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
National Academy of Sciences
James A. Thomson
University of Wisconsin
John Gearhart
Johns Hopkins
Gearhart
David O'Steen
National Right To Life Committee
Republicans seek new House leadership after midterm loss
Republican turmoil grips the House after election losses as Rep. Steve Largent plans to challenge Rep. Dick Armey for majority leader and Rep. Bob Livingston weighs a bid against Speaker Newt Gingrich. Seven to as many as 30 or 40 lawmakers may oppose the speaker, prompting a potential leadership shakeup in Washington.
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Steve Largent
Dick Armey
House
Newt Gingrich
Sargent
R-Okla
Largent
Armey
Bob Livingston
Livingston
Matt Salmon
Arizona
Gingrich
Congress
Salmon
John Linder
White House
ECKAN seeks state funds for youth crime programs in Ottawa
ECKAN has submitted a grant request for about 90000 from the Kansas Youth Authority to establish a teen court and victim restitution program and expand mentoring in the Fourth Judicial District covering Anderson Coffey Franklin and Osage counties. Decision by year end, six to eight grants funded.
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Richard Jackson
ECKAN
Fourth Judicial District
KYA
Anderson, Coffey
Franklin
Osage
Jackson
ECEAN
Ottawa
Anderson County
Ottawa Herald sells limited edition historic Ottawa Christmas cards
The Ottawa Herald offers colorized four design cards from Images of Historic Ottawa, Kansas. Each box contains sixteen cards, four of each design, priced at 17.95 dollars, with proceeds supporting the ECKAN Christmas Bureau. About 100 copies remain of the 104 page pictorial history book for 29.95 dollars at The Herald office.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Tony Jones
Ottawa University
Franklin County
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Last Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Inc
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