Seaman Edges Ottawa In Tumultuous Soccer Contest
A Topeka Seaman victory over Ottawa High in a bouncy soccer clash marks a Tuesday win amid a season of erratic bounces. Weather outlook calls for breezy, mostly cloudy skies Thursday with a 30 percent rain chance and a high near 65.
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District plans new high school to ease Central Heights growth
District planners recommending a new high school adjoining the existing campus to house all students while sharing gymnasium, shops, and theater. Plan weighs major elementary or secondary additions and could cost 5 to 6 million dollars. A special board meeting at 7 30 p m on November 10 will discuss the committee's pick and bond implications.
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Central Heights
Henry Huddleston
Burritos linked to Olathe illness outbreak questioned
In Olathe Kansas about 125 students and six staff members at 20 elementary schools became sick after lunch Monday amid burritos served as the suspected source. Food samples were sent to the FDA for analysis while officials review who ate the burritos.
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Olathe
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Meade County may rescind hog production resolution
Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall says the Meade County Board of Commissioners may rescind the 1994 resolution authorizing corporate hog production. The advisory opinion says the 1994 protest election does not prevent rescission, and a binding election cannot be held though a nonbinding advisory poll is permissible.
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Carla Stovall
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Trekkies labeled as addicts by psychologist study
Psychologist Sandy Wolfson told The Times of London in June that her research on Star Trek fans reveals as many as 10 percent meet the clinical definition of addicts, especially when they experience withdrawal during the show's absence. The fans appear to need ever-higher doses to overcome tolerance.
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SRS chief urges hiring from welfare rolls in Kansas
SRS secretary Kelle Chronister urged Ottawa Franklin County Economic Development members to hire welfare recipients amid a labor shortage. She outlined welfare to work changes, staffing reorganizations, and employer support for training and job searches while noting hurdles such as health coverage and child care for single mothers.
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Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
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Congress
Health Access Ottawa would guide region's health care
A report to Ransom Memorial Hospital Board details Managed Health Care through a provider sponsored organization named Health Access Ottawa. Olathe Medical Center. Miami County and RMH would join with affiliated doctors to offer bundled services, contract with insurers and HMOs, and leverage joint purchasing to attract patients and expand care options beginning marketing in January.
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Ottawa
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Jean Gartner
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Olathe Medical Center
Miami County
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Gartner
Bob Bregant
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Ottawa Area
KU medical center bill eyed to modernize hospital
Chancellor Robert Hemenway urged Kansas lawmakers to resolve early next session a bill creating a public authority to run the University of Kansas Medical Center hospital. He said the authority should take control by June 30 with legislative approval in 1998.
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Big bank settles age discrimination suit and payout
First Union Corporation agreed to pay 58.5 million to 239 former employees to settle an age discrimination case filed in 1994. Judge Royce C. Lamberth approved the settlement, avoiding a jury trial. The suit involved fired long time workers in Washington, northern Virginia and Maryland as the bank expanded with acquisitions from First American and Merit Savings.
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Ottawa University Homecoming Weekend Adds Parades Games and Music
Ottawa University hosts a weekend of activities including a Friday parade from Forest Park to Park Street at 6 p.m., a 8 p.m. pep rally and bonfire at Wilson Field House, and Saturday events with a 11:30 a.m. tailgate lunch at the student union. Soccer games vs Graceland at 1 and 3 p.m., football vs Kansas Wesleyan at 1:30 p.m., and royalty crowned at halftime. Alumni ribbons provide free admission with a reception, dance, and Sunday worship at the OU Chapel.
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Montrose
Melissa Sinclair
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