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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1992

Page

5

Anderson County students honored and military news

Anderson County student Daniel A. Hermreck, a senior at Anderson County High School, is named a 1993 National Merit commended student among about 35,000 nationwide for top performance on the 1991 PSAT. Pratt elected Benedictine College senator Denise Pratt, Ottawa junior, chosen for McDonald Hall council. Air Force basic training graduates Airman Amy R. Ohlmeier of Paola and Pvt. Thomas J. Haynoski of Princeton. Navy Fireman Apprentice Jason F. Williams deployed on USS Capodanno for Fleet Exercise. Ottawan to perform at Renaissance Festival Carolyn Martin, Ottawa freshman, joins McPherson College Chamber Singers for Renaissance performances near Bonner Springs and Plattsburg.

Anderson County Garnett Daniel A. Hermreck Pratt Benedictine College Denise Pratt Ottawa McDonald Hall Atchison Dennis Rosemary Pratt Amy R. Ohlmeier Air Force Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Rebecca Mark Davis Paola John Kathy Ohlmeier Osawatomie Rfd 1 Paola High School Navy Jason F. Williams Capodanno Chimeter Newport R.I Virginia Norta Carolina United States Williams Elaine Williams Osage City Osage City High School Ottawan Carolyn Martin McPherson College Chamber Singers Bonner Springs Plattsburg United Methodist

Health groups oppose split of KDHE plan in Topeka

A two year study by the Kansas Public System Study Committee says KDHE should remain unified under one cabinet level department for health and environment. Gov Finney proposed dividing KDHE, drawing opposition from local health departments and lawmakers concerned about bureaucracy. The report notes the need to strengthen health environmental links and mentions leadership shakeup at KDHE. More than 50 public health officials participated.

Topeka Kan Kansas Department of Health and Environment Kansas Public System Study Committee Kansas Public Health Association The Kansas Joan Finney KDHE Health Environment Azzie Ed Gamer Wichita- Sedgwick County

Bush attacks Clinton over Moscow trip and draft honesty

President Bush questioned Bill Clinton about his 1969 Moscow trip and draft, urging the Democrat to tell the American people the truth. Clinton canceled a Friday rally in Kansas City for mock debates and planned a community run the next day as he spent three days in the city.

San Antonio Bush Bill Clinton Moscow CNN Larry King Clinton King Kansas City Maureen Collins Collins Oxford University Russia Czechoslovakia

Walcott Wins Nobel Prize in Literature 1992

West Indian poet Derek Walcott, 62, is awarded the Nobel Prize in literature for a body of poetic works. Walcott teaches at Boston University and tours frequently between St. Lucia and the Caribbean. the Swedish Academy withheld short list names and prize details prior to the announcement.

Stockholm Sweden Derek Walcott Walcott Boston University St. Lucia Caribbean Swedish Academy Academy V.S. Naipaul Seamus Heaney Hugo Claus Doris Lessing Joyce Carol Oates

Debate grows over RU-486 as morning after pill

A study from the University of Edinburgh suggests RU-486, the French abortion drug, can serve as an effective morning-after option, potentially shifting U S political support for its market. Opponents argue it still counts as abortion, while RU-486 remains unapproved in the United States and is available in France Britain Sweden and China.

Boston U.S David A. Grimes University of Southern California United States France Britain Sweden China University of Edinburgh Scotland

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