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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1997

Page

7

Dungan honored minister pin. Huske earns Eagle Scout

The Rev. Harold E. Dungan of Overland Park received the Christian Church Disciples of Christ Honored Minister pin at a Sept. 28 service marking retirement. Dungan, formerly in Ottawa, served 11 years at First Christian Church and engaged with local civic groups. Noah P. Huske of Ottawa earned the Boy Scouts Eagle Award for a 100 hour project improving Pomona Lake nature trail. Kathy Davis of Baldwin received the Grass Roots Community Education Award for building the CLEAR leisure program and Baldwin City Theater. Jason Butell of Baldwin joined Kansas State Universitys Men's Glee Club. Diana Shepard of Ottawa was accepted into Notre Dames Band of the Fighting Irish.

Dungan Harold E. “Hal” Dungan Overland Park Ottawa Christian Church (Disciples of Christ Blue Valley Christian Church First Christian Church Ottawa Kiwanis Club Ottawa Ministerial Association John Ottawa High School Orchard Street Christian Church Blue Island Ill Harold Dungan Sarah Deborah Dangay Meridian International Center Washington, D.C Huske Noah P. Huske Boy Scouts of America Troop 77 Jim Burns Noah Chris Huske Pomona Lake First United Methodist Church Davis Baldwin Kathy Davis UFM Community Learning Center Baldwin City Theater Jason Butell Kansas City Royals

Kansans join Promise Keepers rally on National Mall

More than 400 men from Kansas gathered in Washington for a Promise Keepers revival to confess failings and vow to be better husbands fathers and Christians. Senators and representatives welcomed them stressing unity. The movement begun in 1990 has drawn 2.6 million attendees nationwide and runs Bible studies leadership sessions and radio programs.

Sam Brownback Ted Tiahrt Kansas Brownback Promise Keepers Doug Owens Wichita

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Ottawa Mont Carter Franklin Kansas

Pat on the Back reward program starts at school

Third grade teacher Beth Keim describes a new Pat on the Back program at the school. Students earned handprints on red shirts during a hayrack ride, with monthly additions for good behavior. Strikes are tracked on paper apples and involve parent contact before monthly rewards are awarded.

Clyde Debbie Sylvester J.R. Rice Beth Keim

Richmond Central Heights crowns homecoming king and queen

Aaron Dunbar, son of Ron and Elaine Dunbar, and Kellie Kemplay, daughter of Oliver and Carol Kemplay, were named homecoming king and queen at Central Heights Friday. Other candidates included Elaine Brown, Jennifer Ginger, Ross Kimball, Amber Kratzberg, Phillip Pearson, and Amy Segraves as the crowd watched the Vikings defeat Pomona 31 to 0.

Central Heights Aaron Dunbar Ron Elaine Dunbar Richmond Kellie Kemplay Oliver Carol Kemplay Rantoul Elaine Brown Lyle Brown Jennifer Ginger Renee Ginger Ross Kimball James Nancy Kimball Lane Amber Kratzberg Brenda Leroy Kratzberg Phillip Pearson Calvin Peggy Pearson

Air Force officer loses post amid Bosnia affair allegations

The 60 Minutes report details Rogers and Clemm denying an affair linked to a Bosnia duty. Rogers, commander of the 90th Fighter Squadron flying the F-15E, faced a personnel ax and a high powered appeal while Clemm, now in law school, disputes the charge as Clutier climbs in rank. Support crews urge contacting Kansas and federal lawmakers as Rogers appeals Oct. 14.

Rogers Clemm Air Force Bosnia United States National War College Washington D.C Maj Michael Clutier 60 Minutes Clutier Clutter Kansas U.S Pat Roberts Dirksen Washington D.C Fox Topeka Frank Carlson S.E. Quincy Sam Brownback Hart Senate Donna Brace Brace Greeley Alaska Command Barstopl Association Scott Bruce Barksdale Air Force Base Shreveport

Court meeting moved after room and seating vanish

The so called Christian court, linked to the Kansas Territorial Agricultural Society, left the Statehouse after finding its meeting room closed and no benches or chairs in a hallway. About a dozen members planned to hold the meeting at a Topeka restaurant. Previously the group met in the Old Supreme Court Chamber in August and had indicted a federal judge.

Topeka, Kan Christian Court Kansas Territorial Agricultural Society Statehouse Topeka Supreme Court Chamber Chamber Legislative Coordinating Council

Weather outlook with isolated thunderstorm chances

Forecast shows clouding with a 20 percent thunderstorm chance and highs near 70s, lows around 40s to 50s, and south winds 10 to 15 mph. Extended outlook through Tuesday to Friday calls for persistent shower and thunderstorm chances with variable highs in the 70s and 80s and cooler nights.

Wolf Creek reactor begins 35 day refueling shutdown

Burlington Kansas AP reports the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant has shut down for routine refueling lasting 35 days. Hundreds of maintenance tasks will be performed as workers operate around the clock starting Saturday, according to president and chief Otto Maynard.

Burlington, Kan Wolf Creek Otto Maynard

Refueling Work Planned At Wolf Creek Plant

The Wolf Creek Nuclear Operation Corp plans a refueling shutdown to replace a reactor coolant pump, inspect a turbine, and replace about a third of 193 uranium fuel assemblies. The refuel occurs every 18 months during times of low energy demand.

Wolf Creek Nuclear Operation Corp

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