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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1998
Page
1
Ottawa board to meet with executive session today
The Ottawa Board of Education convenes at 7 p.m. at the board office to hear superintendent and board reports with an executive session for attorney-client privileged consultation. Five Ottawa High School music students named to District 1 Honor Band after auditions at Baldwin High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Board of Education
Fourth
Walnut
Ottawa High School
Kansas
Baldwin High School
Kim Thompson
Steven Ketchum
Josh Howard
Tony Luckert
Beth Lewis
Brent Wheeler
OHS
Blue Valley North High School
Marais des Cygnes Valley Board vetoes boys golf program
In MELVERN the MACV school board voted 6 1 against adding a boys golf team to the high school athletic program. Jack White opposed the measure while Mike Dougherty had volunteered to coach. Concerns cited included student interest costs staffing scheduling conflicts and potential clash with track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvern
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Jack White
Macv High School
Mike Dougherty
Lamont Hills
Vassar
Lyndon Christmas Parade Plans for December 5
The 11th annual Lyndon Christmas Parade will start at 10 a.m. December 5 from Lyndon City Park with school bands Shrine units horses and festive floats Entries are open with prizes of 50 and 25 in three categories beauty originality and merchant's award Deadline is November 30 Christmas theme entries welcomed Call Marian Burns at 828 4418 Santa will greet children and distribute candy after the parade The Love Lights a Tree ceremony by the Osage County American Cancer Society follows at 11 a.m. on the county courthouse lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Marian Burns
Santa Claus
Osage County
American Cancer Society
Abuser given 375 years for abusing five boys
Kipton Prell, 52, was sentenced to 375 years in Jackson County for sexually abusing five boys aged 10 to 16 whom he enticed to his home with cigarettes and alcohol. Judge Thomas C. Clark called him unrepentant and a menace to society after convictions on 17 counts including sodomy and supplying liquor to a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kipton Prell
Jackson County
Thomas C. Clark
Prell
Clark
Trackable chips for celebrities reportedly implanted
A Times of London report notes 45 high profile individuals have undergone implantation of Sky Eye chips by Genetics, using organic and synthetic fibers powered by the body to enable police tracking via global satellite if kidnapped, according to Universal Press Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times of London
Global
Universal Press Syndicate
Britain to push for Saddam leaders trial plan in London
Britain maps a campaign to indict Saddam Hussein and top leaders for crimes against humanity. Foreign Office minister Derek Fatchett notes obvious crimes and urges unity among 16 Iraqi opposition groups before meetings with U S officials. U S Congress backs a 97 million aid package to dissidents as exiled groups converge in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddam Hussein
Foreign Office
Derek Fatchett
Fatchett
I Oncon
Britain
Iraq
U.S
Martin Indyk
London
United States
Indyk
Ahmed Chalabi
Iraqi National Congress
Baghdad
Damascus
Syria
Iraqi Communist Party
Saddam
Baath
Fadel Ansari
White House open to censure proposals
The White House says it will answer Judiciary Committee questions on the Monica Lewinsky affair this week and is open to censure proposals short of impeachment. Incoming Speaker Bob Livingston says the issue could be disposed of quickly if the full House votes. Republican leaders note 15 to 20 from their ranks may oppose impeachment, making Senate removal unlikely. Clinton aides say they seek a middle ground, with no formal censure negotiations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Monica Lewinsky
Clinton
House
Bob Livingston
R-La
Livingston
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Chamber
Barney Frank
D-Mass
CNN
Lindsey Graham
R-S
ABC
Greg Craig
NBC
Ms. Lewinsky
Craig
Paul Begala
Congress
Livingston plots Social Security and tax cuts as top priorities
Rep. Bob Livingston says his main goals as next House speaker are protecting the Social Security trust fund and enacting tax cuts. The White House says it aims to work with the new speaker, while differences over solvency and tax relief persist. Livingston will be formally chosen on January 6, succeeding Newt Gingrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
White House
Paul Begala
CBS
Begala
Gingrich
EFTC to Resume King Radio Plant Operations in Ottawa
EFTC Corporation plans to move the King Radio circuit card division from AlliedSignal back to Ottawa Ohio in early next year. The Denver based firm bought the plant and engaged new hires as part of a three stage plan to resume operations and reassign Ottawa employees from the Lawrence plant. EFTC will continue a relationship with AlliedSignal while producing boards for other customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Eftc Corporation
EFTC
AlliedSignal
King Radio
North Davis Road
Denver
Lawrence
Seasonal Trends Lift Kansas Jobless Rate in October
Seasonal layoffs at parks and landscaping boosted Kansas unemployment to 3.6 percent in October from 3.5 percent in September, yet the rate remains well below the national 4.6 percent. The state notes October marks the 21st straight month under 4.5 percent. Franklin County shows 4.0 percent, down from 4.2, while Anderson County climbs from 1. to 0.3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPERA
Kan
Kansas
State Department of Human Resources
Franklin County
Andersott County
Ueta
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