Kansas health care reform hearings set across state
A Kansas commission will hold 25 public hearings in 24 cities from Nov. 16 to Dec. 11 to gather citizen input on health care reform. Led by Dr. Bill Roy Sr., the effort aims to draft a consensus reform package for lawmakers and the governor, with followups in spring and fall 1993.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Commission On the Future of Health Care Inc
Wichita
Barbara Langner
Langner
Commission
The
Kansas Medical Society
Board to hear NCCC plan in Ottawa high school
The Ottawa Board of Education will consider allowing Neosho County Community College to teach college courses at Ottawa High School. The plan, presented by Superintendent Don Duncan, would start next semester if approved, with NCCC instructors delivering college algebra and freshman writing during the school day. Seniors would enroll first, potentially expanding to juniors, at $20 per credit hour.
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Ottawa Board of Education
Neosho County Community College
Ottawa High School
NCCC
Don Duncan
Duncan
Weekend warrant sweep yields multiple arrests across counties
Officers from Ottawa, county agencies, Kansas Highway Patrol, Lawrence, Olathe and other communities participated in a weekend operation. About 50 officers worked to arrest warrants for checks and other offenses, with many suspects paying fines to avoid jail. Bonds ranged from 60 to 2,000 dollars, and several were ordered to appear in district court.
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Herman
Ottawa
Kansas Highway Patrol
Lawrence
Olathe
Herrman
OPD
FRSO
Bowling
Kelly J. Raines
Lane
Raines
Clifton B. Shipley, Jr
Gardner
Coun
Myron H. Collins
Darla R. Chester
Holly C. Schmidt
Fr. Riley
Bobbi L. Clark
S. Ash
Melinda J. Sitlington
Georgia Road
Michael C. Whitacre
S. Oak
Debra K. Sams
N. Sycamore
Larry W. Barber
District Cour
Michael H. Armstrong
Neosho Road
Kevin Miller
Rantoul
Steven J. Murray
N. Cedar
Crawford County
Thatcher K. Decker
Cottonwood
Weather outlook Wednesday to Friday with mixed precipitation
The forecast calls for a chance of rain and possibly snow in the northwest. Lows range from the lower 20s to the 30s, with southeast highs from the mid 40s to near 50. Thursday looks fair with highs near 50 and Lows in the mid 20s to mid 30s. Friday is partly cloudy and colder with southeast lows in the upper 20s and highs from the upper 40s to near 40 in the northwest.
State officials urge cool heads in farm pollution clash
Kansas officials warn environmentalists and farmers to lower tensions amid a dispute over agricultural chemical pollution. KDHE plans a liaison to seek voluntary pollution solutions as Atrazine affects northeast rivers and reservoirs, risking costly drinking water treatment for cities.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
KDHE
Charles Jones
Dale Lambley
The
Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Democrat Central Committee to Meet at Bank TV
The Democratic Central Committee will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Bank TV 4218 Hickory. Chair Keith Shum way said the meeting is open to the public.
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Democratic Central Committee
Bank TV
Hickory
Keith Shumway
Millie the White House dog garners Kansas write-in vote
In Ellis County Kansas a write-in vote for President Bush’s dog Millie highlights a lighthearted election. Voters also chose quirky write-ins such as Phat dyhumit duo Mickey Moused the Donte Docks Pee Wee Herman Ron Reagan Bob John Doe and Baby Doe while one ballot defied the instruction to vote for one or fewer by writing fewer.
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Hays
Kan
Ellis County
Bush
Millie
White House
Kansas
Mickey Moused the
Donte Docks
Dole calls Walsh probe biased amid Clinton links
Dole branded the Iran Contra prosecutor Walsh office a hotbed of Democratic activist lawyers. He cited James Brosnah an, a Walsh aide, donating 500 to Bill Clinton and his firm giving 20000 to Clinton campaign. He pointed to a Clinton Gore release dated Oct 29 for an Oct 30 indictment, claiming improper communication.
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Dole
Lawrence Walsh
Walsh
Weinberger
James Brosnahan
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Clinton-Gore
Special Prosecutor’s Office
Ottawa Herald pricing and staff listing from 1992 issue
The Ottawa Herald details advertising and circulation rates effective March 16 1992 for Ottawa Kansas and surrounding areas. It lists editor publisher managing editor and other staff along with monthly quarterly and yearly subscription prices including mail and motor route options with state tax included in advance.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim A. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Franklin
State of Kansas
Ad Briefs and Local Notices Mixed Ads
A collection of brief local notices and ads. The Chocolate Shack offers a big balloon gift with specialty chocolates and free delivery. Community items include a monthly meeting of Friends of Fr Go Humana Society, a New Hope chili supper, a winter coat sale, health shots, free gift wrapping, and jewelry promotions at Sutton's Jewelry with stone necklaces priced at $69.
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Chocolate Shack
Friends of
Fr. Go. Humana Society
4Th St
Sutton's
S. Main
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Pratt Recenty
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Curtis Junior High
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Manhattan
Hutchinson
Fort Hays
Garden City Community College
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Dodge City
Pittsburg City
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Great Bend
Independence
Wilbur Junior High
National Teaching Hall of Fame
Emporia
Shawnee Mission South High School
Overland Park
Litle
Colby
Pratt
Phillipsburg High School
Seward County Community College
Liberal
Cloud County Community College
Concordia
Reardon Civic Center
Kansas City
St. Mary College Mathes
Leavenworth
Robert L. Thompson
Hillsdale
Malvern
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