Ottawa University football team faces no decision
Ottawa University's football team remains undecided as coaches and players evaluate options. The report notes no immediate decision or public stance, focusing on roster considerations and upcoming practices while avoiding definitive results.
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Ottawa University
Haig assails global intruders at United Nations
Secretary of State Haig unveiled a U N policy linking aid to nonaggression and warned that supporting international terrorism will deny help. He decried Soviet and Vietnamese actions in Afghanistan and Cambodia as threats to peace and development.
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United Nations
Alexander M. Haig Jr
U.N. General Assembly
Haig
Afghanistan
Cambodia
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Andrei Gromyko
Kansas debates guilty but mentally ill plea amid cost worries
Kansas Corrections officials testified in Topeka that adopting a guilty but mentally ill plea could protect society by ensuring treatment for offenders but warned it would raise inmate mental health needs and strain limited resources at Larned State Hospital and elsewhere. Dr. Frank Bono said current capacity is insufficient for dozens of mentally ill inmates.
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Kansas
Frank Bono
Department of Corrections
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Bono
Judiciary Committee
United Way Sets Lights on Franklin County Drive
Franklin County begins its United Way campaign with a 45400 goal to aid 16 groups including Boys Club Ottawa, Boy Scouts, Red Cross and United Cerebral Palsy. Joe May leads with 9 chairmen and Dorothy Anderson as secretary. campaign launches with a luncheon at Ottawa University and runs through Oct. 19 with 3000 reserved for expenses.
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United Way
Joe May
Dorothy Anderson
Ottawa University
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American Diabetes Association
Boys’ Club of
Ottawa
Boy Scouts
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Franklin County Day Care
Kansas Children’s Service League
Kidney Foundation
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Teens Inc
United Cerebral Palsy
United Services Organization
May
Jim Meyer
Advance
Larry Dailey
Fair Share
Joel Nordeen
Larry
Janie Mayes
Chuck Waggoner
Jerry Harnden
Scott Smith
United Way of Franklin County
Herman VanArsdale
Lela Mae Santarpia
Nordeen
Alice Mason
Bob Anderson
Don Woodward
Mary Black
Jim Wiley
Deloris Doman
Bob Pence
Marcia Pittman
Suzanne Wassmer
Donna Swearingen
Hubert Dye Jr
Don Hay
Governor weighs releasing KBI escape report details
Gov. John Carlin has read the Kansas Bureau of Investigation report on the Sept. 6 prison escape and will decide by Wednesday whether to release portions. Officials advise withholding some information to avoid harming legal cases and prison security. Three inmates were recaptured near Bonner Springs. four remained at large until Sept. 13 in southwest Missouri. Weather notes show unseasonably warm weekend after cool start with no rain. County forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, highs in the 80s, and northeast winds.
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Kan
John Carlin
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas State Penitentiary
Carlin
Bill Hoch
Patrick McManus
Patrick Hurley
Attorney General’s Office
KBI
Thomas Kelly
Hoch
Kelly
Department of Corrections
Bonner Springs
Missouri
National Weather Service
Ottawa
Fairy
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