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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1997

Page

9

Butler at teaching workshop nets teacher consultant status

Greg Butler, a Pomona Middle School teacher in Ottawa, completed the Greater Kansas City Writing Project Summer Invitational Institute at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. The five-week program trains teachers in writing instruction and educational reform, producing qualified teacher consultants. the institute has trained about 300 teachers since 1983.

Butler Greg Butler Pomona Greater Kansas City University of Missouri-Kansas City Ottawa

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County holds meeting on building codes not a public hearing

The Franklin County commission will hold a public meeting at 7 p.m. October 22 in the county annex conference room to discuss building codes. The session is not a public hearing, which would require formal notice and findings of fact.

Machine Shed Olathe W. 76Th St Davenport County Annex County Commission Kansas To Franklin County Commission Commission Tom Weigand Weigand Larry Wright

Revamped roller rink set for grand reopening

The Rink at 222 E. 2nd reopens under new owners Everitt and P J Cox with a 2 to 5 pm Sunday event. The interior has been refreshed with carpet paint lights and a new sound system. Cox plans family sessions Christian music nights and a kids roller hockey league amid a safer environment and new rules to curb troublemakers. The rink will run Fridays 7 to 10 pm Saturdays 2 to 4 pm and 2 7 to 9 pm Sundays 2 to 4 pm.

E. 2Nd Everitt P.J. Cox Everitt Cox Garnett Cox P.J Skat

Retail wheel plan reviewed in Kansas panel session

OPERA Kan AP The Task Force on Retail Wheeling began a line by line review of a voluminous proposed bill to implement rules for electricity industry deregulation. Rep Carl Holmes chairing said the panel will not revisit policy issues but will ensure language reflects prior decisions and corrects errors.

OPERA Kan Carl Holmes R-Liberal Holmes

Ottawa Forecast With Fog and Mild Weekend Rise

IT Tonight forecasts decreasing clouds with fog after midnight and a low around 505. North winds 5 to 10 mph. Extended details show Friday and Saturday dry and warmer with lows in the 50s and highs near 70s. Sunday brings a chance of thunderstorms with upper 50s to lower 60s for lows and middle to upper 70s for highs in Ottawa.

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Memorial service for K State student Quinn Dauphin

Mourners gathered for the funeral of Quinn Dauphin, an 18 year old Kansas State freshman killed in a head on crash on U S 69 ten miles north of Fort Scott. A varsity cheerleader and Washburn Rural 1997 graduate, she danced and volunteered with Let's Help Inc the Topeka Youth Project and Special Olympics.

Dauphin U.S. 69 Fort Scott Washburn

Rail trail funding sparks Kansas state versus federal clash

In the state, lawmakers push rail trail use for abandoned lines while federal rail banking allows repurposing. Representative Jim Ryan leads a bill to let states decide trail status, backed by 37 sponsors including Tom DeLay. Moran proposes local control ending in possible trail blockages.

Kansas Washington, D.C Jim Ryan Jeanie Mamo Ryan Mamo Tom DeLay Texas

Reform at U.N. faces calls for stronger, funded body

Indian Prime Minister Gujral urges reforms to strengthen the United Nations and its capacity to meet member priorities while Mugabe argues for a development focus and warns against political mission shifts. He also pushes Congo recovery after Mobutu's ouster. Albright signals a grand bargain to cut U.S. dues from 25 to 20 percent, if reforms proceed.

U.N Inder Kumar Gujral India Mugabe United Nations United States Madeleine Albright Clinton Washington U.S Congress

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