Navy recruits complete basic training and local quilt spotlight
Navy seaman recruit Kurtis W. Morgan, son of Michael L. Morgan and Angee T. Morgan, finished eight weeks of basic training at Great Lakes, learning naval customs, fitness, first aid, fire fighting and survival. Ottawa residents Jayne Turner and Chris Campbell have quilts featured nationally, with Turner earning honors and a touring exhibit for her pieces.
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Franklin County Fair
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Quilters Newsletter
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Kansas State University
Art loan at Baker draws interest from London sculptures
Sculptures from St. Pauls Cathedral in London have found a temporary home at Baker University under a long term loan arranged with London dealer John Brandler. The display includes 11 panels of gilded angels and standing figures of St. Peter and St. Paul, plus a Mary Joseph and Baby Jesus panel. The owner proposed the loan after a London Times feature on Baker’s campus chapel restoration. rededication is set for Oct. 23 with former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher expected to attend.
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Royal Academy of Art
England
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Famous mystery writer returns to Hays for homecoming
Mickey Spillane, creator of Mike Hammer, visited Fort Hays State University during Oktoberfest homecoming events. The 78 year old writer, who attended Fort Hays in 1939-40, wandered the crowd in casual attire, seeking a bierock and a beer rather than fanfare.
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Mixed reactions mark debate views across the nation
Voters differ on Clinton and Dole after the debate with blue collar workers praising Clinton’s presidential tone while some observers criticize Dole’s polish and vision. Respondents from Kentucky to Florida cite education policy, trust, and overall clarity as decisive factors.
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Fla
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Chicago
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Clinton Wins First Presidential Debate in AP Panel and Polls
The analysis panel and polls show Bill Clinton as the debate winner, though not decisively. Critics note Clinton’s composure and messaging while Dole shines on humor, with viewer polls split about one-half favoring Clinton and about 30 percent favoring Dole.
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Rare spouse-to-spouse kidney transplant saved Dodge City couple
Mona Waterhouse donated a kidney to husband Terry Waterhouse after his kidney failure and diabetes. He had a quadruple bypass seven weeks earlier for heart issues discovered during preop testing. The pair, known for volunteer hospital visits, aim for a full recovery so Terry can play Santa again.
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Kan
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Mona Waterhouse
Dodge City
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Mona
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Weather Tonight Forecast Clearer. Cool Night Ahead
Cool tonight with gradual clearing and lows around 40s. North wind shifts from 50 to 10 mph. Extended outlook dry midweek to Friday with temperatures in the 40s Wednesday rising to the 50s and 70s by Friday as winds ease.
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