Library has a role in young lives
Lori Alvarado profiles Ottawa Library children’s librarian Sue Thompson who blends preschool teaching with library duties. Thompson leads Story Time and Toddler Time, emphasizing open ended art, shared activities, and parent involvement to foster early literacy and social skills in toddlers and preschoolers.
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Thompson
Hugo Death Toll Climbs to Twelve in Carolinas
Hurricane Hugo crippled Charleston and coastal South Carolina with homes wrecked and boats ashore. Federal disaster designations covered seven counties as officials confirmed 12 U.S. fatalities, including a Charleston man in rubble and an electrocution victim restoring power, plus a North Carolina infant killed by a falling tree.
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Charleston
S.C
Ness
South Carolina
Power Company
North Carolina
Union County
Nuclear pact talks near breakthrough in mountain setting
In Jackson Hole Secretary of State Baker and Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze reached tentative deals to allow U S observers at Soviet underground tests in Nevada in exchange for monitoring access to U S testing sites. They also discussed two strategic arms measures including advance notice of military exercises and a trial verification scheme for stockpiles. Differences remain on weapons exposure for inspection.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
U.S
James A. Baker III
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Baker
She
Vardnadze
Rocky Mountains
Nevada
Shevardnadze
Mother in the Ring Ends Bizarre Southampton Bout
In Southampton, Tony Wilson defeated Steve McCarthy after Minna Wilson, Wilson’s mother, crawled into the ring wielding a high heel and struck McCarthy, leaving him with a gash and opting to quit. Extra police watched as fans clashed and rematch talk began.
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London
Guildhall
Southampton
Tony Wilson
Steve McCarthy
Wilson
Chris Skudder
Sit
Minna Wilson
McCarthy
John Morris
British Boxing Board of Control
Morris
Ring
Jack Bishop
McCarty
Bryant testifies in Kansas campaign finance inquiry
Alabama race track developer Paul Bryant Jr spent two hours and 15 minutes with special prosecutors in Johnson County District Court as part of the inquiry into alleged illegal campaign contributions to Gov. Mike Hayden in 1986. The inquisition, led by Thomas Haney and Michael Barbara, has summoned 12 people so far with more subpoenas issued. Bryant, who hired former Lt. Gov. Dave Owen as a consultant on a pari mutuel dog track bid, refused to elaborate on questions, while Owen faces separate scrutiny over $32,000 in excessive contributions linked to the case. The inquiry adjourned for recess and is set to resume next week with long sessions planned.
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Olathe
Kan
Alabama
Paul Bryant Jr
Mike Hayden
Bryant
Johnson County
Thomas Haney
Michael Barbara
Dave Owen
Kansas City
Owen
Kansas Public Disclosure Commission
Hayden
Douglas Behm
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