Overland Park man sues Rush Limbaugh over Hey Paula parody
Ray Hildebrand of Overland Park files a copyright infringement suit in Kansas City federal court claiming Rush Limbaugh broadcast a parody of the 1963 hit Hey Paula without permission. The original Paul and Paula version topped charts for three weeks.
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Overland Park, Kan
Paula
Rush Limbaugh
President Clinton
Paula Corbin Jones
Ray Hildebrand
Overland Park
Hey Paula
U.S
Kansas City
Limbaugh
Paul
Hildebrand
Nations edge toward limited Iraqi troop zone near Kuwait
Defense Secretary Perry heads to the Gulf to press a plan restricting Iraqi forces near Kuwait while Gulf ministers discuss a broader ban. Secretary Christopher seeks approval for Iraqi troop limits and a $1.6 billion oil sale to fund essentials, with France Britain cautious.
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William Perry
Warren Christopher
Gulf
France
U.S
Britain
Securitye
Weather Tonight and Weekend Forecast Summary
Mostly clear tonight with patchy fog after midnight and a low in the mid forties. Saturday dry with highs near 70 and lows in the mid to upper forties. Sunday brings a chance of rain with cooler highs in the sixties and lows from the upper forties to mid fifties. Monday shows continued rain chances with highs near 60 to 70.
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Ottawa Water Plant
Ottawa
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Clinton
Hillsdale
Roarond
Pomona
AG candidate pushes for tougher licenses and public shame
Schodorf argues license suspensions can deter crime and calls for harsher penalties like mandatory weekend community service in orange jumpsuits for theft convictions. He supports reducing prison comforts while reorganizing the attorney general's office to recruit older adults for fraud and crime investigations.
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Sedgwick
Attica
Attorney General's Office
Scattered crime notes and odd trivia from the period
The excerpt covers February arrest of Theora Simmons in Claremore for vehicle and office furniture theft, with note left on walls. May scene in Des Moines features Arnold Walker accused of robbery, body harm, and blaming the manager. March AP interview with Colin Ferguson of the LIRR mass shooting case denies racism. A July China News piece reports fleas found in a hospital patient’s eyelashes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Long Island Rail Road
Creme de la Weird
China News
Chutung Provincial Hospital
Tang Weijen
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
NCCC trims expansion project to fit budget
Neosho County Community College reduces its Ottawa and Chanute Ottawa expansion plans by about 711000 within a 327 million budget. Architect Charles Hight says changes cut vehicle bays and a smaller student union cafeteria but still meet needs. A 10 year lease plan through 2004 draws scrutiny from a citizens group and state officials while financing proceeds.
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Neosho County Community College
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Richard Reinhardt
Nccc Board
Kent Pringle
West Franklin board OKs youth poll and teacher talks
West Franklin Board of Education approved ninth to 12th grade participation in PHASE’s youth behavior survey after revisions. A federal mediator was brought in to resolve teacher contract talks with a two week deadline and potential fact finding. The board also revisited closed lunches at Williamsburg and approved several actions including after school program study, a resigning recreation commissioner, tuition waivers, and trips for Pomona students and staff.
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West Franklin Board of Education
Franklin County
Jim Cain
Cain
West Franklin
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Recreation Commission
Larry Hawkins
Phil Harris
Jackie Coleman
Pomona Middle School
Pomona Future Business Leaders of America
Dallas
Appanoose
Karla Green
Hutchinson
Slattery disputes pay dock for absenteeism
Rep. Jim Slattery defends his attendance record after the National Taxpayers Union urged docking pay for missed votes during his Kansas governor bid. He notes a 93.5 percent career participation rate and says he was in Washington for key votes. The group also cited Speaker Tom Foley and other members for attendance concerns.
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Washington (Ap
Jim Slattery
Kansas
National Taxpayers Union
Slattery
Washington
House
Tom Foley
D-Wash
Tov
Congress
Craig Washington
Texas
Fred Grandy
Iowa
Williamsburgs years remembered continued
The piece recalls Williamsburg Kansas shifting from coal mining hub to a small town. Once called the Coal Capital of Kansas the community peaked at about 800 residents and now houses 262. Local quotes express pride in schools and residents amid demographic change.
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Spencer
McCurdy
Williamsburg
Kansas
Williamsburg High School
Kansas school financing plan reshapes districts and taxes
The Kansas system changes include a per pupil budget, a 35 mill statewide levy, local option budgets up to 25 percent, and weighting for small districts. Court challenges target low enrollment and LOB provisions as unconstitutional, with appeals to the state supreme court and a pending out-of-state study.
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Kansas Association of School Boards
Franklin County
Supreme Court
Wellsville
Kansas
Maria Luckert
Shawnee County
Luckert
Galt Treaty Readings and Local Dinner Events
Readers in Ottawa are invited to a junior class chill dinner on Friday October 14 from 6 to 7 PM in the Cyclone Room with tickets at 4 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children. Calls to 242-6011 for details. Door sales only. Further events include a Soroptimist gathering and a Wellsville Methodist Turkey Dinner on October 17 and 19 respectively with bake sale at 10:30 AM.
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Wellsville
Subscription rates for delivery in Ottawa and rural towns
Subscription rates for delivery October 1 1994 and after in Ottawa by carrier list one month six months and yearly prices. Rural towns by carrier rates are given for one month three months six months and one year. Names mentioned include A Hitch Tom Love Gene Kelsey Virginia Howe Wayne Snow and dean Rosaman.
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Tom Love
Gene Kelsey
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Dean Rosaman
Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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