Protests erupt as Libya faces UN sanctions over bombings
Libyan protesters clash with riot police injuring dozens according to JANA as embassies are pelted with stones and cars damaged while the UN Security Council imposes air travel and arms embargoes on Libya for failing to surrender six suspected agents in the Pan Am 103 and French jetliner attacks. Diplomats indicate no injuries among personnel. the council plans an emergency meeting to discuss Tripoli violence ahead of the April 15 sanctions take effect.
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Opening Night Theatre presents In The Mood at OMA
Manhattan troupe brings a 1930s through 40s musical revue to Ottawa Municipal Auditorium on Saturday at 7 30 p m featuring Fats Waller Duke Ellington and Andrews Sisters tunes. Linda Uthoff notes the show blends swing blues and ballads amid nostalgia with support from the Kansas Arts Commission and Hewitt Trust. Tickets at Butler’s Beyond Video and the OMA box office. call 242-8810 for details.
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Leavenworth boy found in cement identified as Steven Mown
A four year old boy with Down syndrome was identified as Steven Mown after his body, found encased in plastic and cement, was uncovered by police. The coroner confirmed the identity from medical records, but the cause of death remains undetermined as tissue and fluid samples are analyzed. The boy’s mother Alice Brown is suspected in the death, with her husband expressing disbelief. The father had not seen the child for about a month and had been searching for him.
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Weekend Weather: Dry Skies With Cooling Saturday
The forecast calls for dry conditions from Saturday through Monday with a cool Saturday followed by warming on Sunday and Monday. Highs range from the 50s Saturday to upper 50s to mid 60s east and 65 to 70 west Sunday and Monday, with lows in the 30s Saturday and Sunday and upper 40s to lower 40s Monday. Precipitation and records are noted but the details are unclear in the fragment.
Ottawa Commission Considers City Office Residency and Miscellaneous Actions
City commissioners discussed residency rules for officers with most living in the county and only city attorney John Richeson, a Franklin County resident, facing a one year move or replacement. They also approved selling a 1956 International fire truck for 5002 to Uniontown, proclaimed Earth Week and Immunization Action Month, and honored Bethany Chapel Baptist Church’s 125th anniversary. Additional items included park use for Easter events, Thompson Subdivision street district, hotel encroachment in city right of way, and keeping runway 523 grass strip open with minor improvements. A request for a letter of support for Steve Gorsline’s tourist railroad was debated pending a solid plan.
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Easter and spring shopping briefs in Ottawa area
Local ads advertise Kiwanis Tree Sale on Saturday April 4 at Town & Country Lot with bare root trees. free mothproofing bags. Easter portrait specials at Illustrated Imagery and Sutton's Jewelry. Mother’s Day gifts and layaway. Matney Chiropractic closed April 3 4 for seminar. April specials at Ottawa Frame Shoppe. Rainy Season coats at Royal Cleaners. Stadium Club features Wild Card basketball and The 10th Inning accessories.
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Kansas Briefs: Former coach pleads no contest in Atchison
Atchison: Allan S. Brown, 32, pleaded no contest to one count of aggravated sexual battery as part of a plea deal. Other charges were dropped. sentencing set for April 27. Brown resigned amid misconduct allegations involving three female students and is free on $5,000 bond. Wichita: KG&E and KPL merge and expand Project Deserve, aiding elderly and disabled utility customers. $2 million aid to 14,000 families over 10 years. Manhattan: Kansas Index of Leading Economic Indicators rises to a February record of 137.37, signaling modest economic expansion.
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Lottery pots climb as no winner in three states
In Des Moines the Lotto America jackpot rose to an estimated 15 million dollars for Saturday after no winner in the 10.8 million dollar Wednesday drawing. Winning numbers were 9 14 18 40 46 48. Kansas Cash Lotto drew 1 5 6 17 22 24 with no winner and an upcoming 435000. Kansas Kene also had no winner with a 50000 prize. numbers were 10 11 15 19 20 24 26 27 28 29 36 38 39 42 44 47 48 51 56 60.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates page 1992
The Ottawa Herald lists detailed newspaper subscription rates effective March 16 1992 across delivery by carrier rural mail and motor route in Ottawa Franklin County adjacent counties and state mail. Rates show monthly quarterly semiannual and annual options with varying prices and include state sales tax and advance payment terms.
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