KanWork program reviewed by Kansas lawmakers
Three legislative committees examined KanWork, the welfare reform program, and found it can work but currently does not. They urge targeting services to capable clients, resolving turf battles between departments, and boosting private business involvement to raise education and job training levels for welfare recipients.
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Topeka
Kan
Barton, Finney, Sedgwick
Shawnee
Buller, Douglas, Ford, Johnson
Kathleen Sebelius
D-Topeka
Committee On Children and Families
KSB marks 75th anniversary with open house
Herald Editor Jim Hitch reports Kansas State Bank celebrates 75 years with an open house. Longtime customers attended, including Louise Redmond aged 99 and Warren White who recalled banking since 1917 as Robert Hill and Jeff Mourning hosted with their wives. Hill praised generations of customers as seeds that grew the bank.
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Jim Hitch
Kansas State Bank
Louise Redmond
Hickory
Franklin County
Ottawa
Warren White
N. Mulberry
Kansas State
Robert Hill
Jeff Mourning
Hill
100 day honeymoon guidance shapes Clinton transition
Clinton begins laying the groundwork with Congressional leaders as the 100 day window opens. Georgetown professor Stephen Wayne notes presidents can extend their honeymoon by swift, decisive action, citing Reagan in 1980 as an effective model. He contrasts Carter and Bush with less successful early periods.
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Clinton
Congress
Stephen J. Wayne
Georgetown University
Wayne
Jimmy Carter
George Bush
Community Bulletin Roundup of Free Clothing and Events
PTA sponsored clothing giveaway at Ottawa Middle School runs 9 30 to 11 30 a m Saturday with items for all ages donated by Garfield Lincoln Eugene Field Eisenhower Ottawa Middle and Ottawa High Schools Hope House board meets 7 p m Monday at the Center Thanksgiving closure Tuesday and Wednesday. phone service available Rantoul Thanksgiving dinner 5 30 to 7 p m Saturday at the community building adults 4 children 2 50 Volunteering for Spanish Heritage Exchange sought with 1 800 888 9040 Pomona chili supper and basketball scrimmages Monday at Pomona Middle School Buck A Bowl chili supper starts 5 30 p m girls scrimmage 6 p m boys scrimmage 7 p m free admission call 566 3392
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Ottawa Parent-Teacher Association Council
Ottawa
Fifth
Ptas
Garfield
Lincoln
Eugene Field
Eisenhower
Hope House
Center For Christian Caring
Rantoul
Rantoul Community Club
North America
Pomona
Pomona High School
Pomona Middle School
Booster Club
Jr.Sr
Weather Tonight and Extended Outlook For Ottawa Area
Cloudy tonight with a 20 percent rain chance after midnight and a low in the low 40s with northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunday brings a chance of snow east and dry west with lows from 15 to 20 in the northwest to about 30 southeast and highs 35 to 40. Monday dry. Tuesday rain or snow northwest and rain elsewhere with lows 20 to 25 east and highs 35 to 40 west and 40s east. The Local Log notes current Ottawa Water Plant temperatures.
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Centropolis
Ryyiegy
Ottawa
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
Toul Ane
U S and EC near breakthrough in farm trade talks
Washington reports progress as negotiators plan another session after talks stalled. A December 5 deadline looms with a potential 200 percent tax on 300 million dollars of European products, mainly white wine, if no deal is reached.
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Washington
United States
Bush
Flager wins Ottawa art contest for fence mural
Jo Flager of Ottawa RFD 3 won a public vote to decorate the wooden fence where the JCPenney store stood downtown. Her Victorian Ottawa street scene defeated six other entries with 81 votes cast, 29 for Flager.
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Ottawa
Jcpenney
Jo Flager
Ottawa Rfd
Flager
Dorothy Nichols
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Lillian Lantis
Cena Benjamin
BJ. Cunningham
John Gladman
Faye Cole
Bill Howe
Nichols
B.D. Bennett
Gold Fish Pond
Forest Park
Pleasant Clothing
Bennett-Salisbury- Lowry House
S. Locust
Boston
Penney
Temporary toll booths planned on Kansas Turnpike weekend
Temporary toll booths on the Kansas Turnpike could be installed near Bonner Springs this weekend to replace two booths destroyed in a fiery truck accident. The plans aim to have the booths in place before the peak traffic period of the year.
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Topeka
Kan
Bonner Springs
Ottawa Herald prices for daily and mail subscriptions 1992
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective March 16 1992 for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method including carrier motor route mail in Franklin County and state and adjacent counties with annual totals and sales tax noted. All rates are in advance.
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Dulivary
Ottawa
Franklin
State of Kansas
Holiday and Business Notices and Local Ads Brief
Local ads list services and sales including Donna Lear at New Reflections Salon Ottawa area stores offering prints gift items and jewelry. Notices announce smoke out efforts and a spaghetti supper for World Baptist Youth Convention in Harare with times and venue.
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Donna Lear
New Reflections Salon
S. Main
World Baptist Youth Convention
Harare
Zimbabwe
Elliott
1St Baptist Church
Bethany Chapel
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Leavenworth
Seward
Wyandotte
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
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KSB
Reagan
Bulletin Board
Kansas
Cts
Colby
Liberall
Salina
Wichita
Kansas Ciy
Peka
Pittsburg
U.S
Europe
U.S. Trade
Carla Hills
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cadar
Jimny A. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ad Briefs
Allegro Pharmacy
Sutton’s Jewelry
Battary
Ans Council
E. Ltd
Delores Williams
Mathers
Main
Lou Baker
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