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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1990
Page
3
Editorial argues for the Ottawa school board’s $3.389 million bond plan to expand Ottawa High School for both academics and athletics. It emphasizes tax feasibility, urges viewing the measure as a modest investment in the future, and notes the need to fund the whole project despite tax worries.
The Garden City Telegram reports on the Duckwall-A chain from Abilene filing Chapter 11 or 13 to rehabilitate finances. It notes store closures, store remodeling, and computerized checkout implants while questioning if closing outlets was distress driven or a strategic lease purge. The piece cites Alco’s efforts post filing and observes only management can confirm the bankruptcy’s true aim.
A reader provides names and addresses for contacting officials including President George Bush at The White House. Sen. Bob Dole at 141 Hart and 202 224-6521. Sen. Nancy Kassebaum at 304 Russell and 202 224-4774. Rep. Bob Whittaker at 2436 Rayburn and 202 225-3911. State Sen. Jim Allen at Statehouse Topeka 66612 and 296-7361. State Rep. Bettie Sue Shumway at 284W Statehouse Topeka 66612 and 256-7699.
Everett McGill, raised in Rosedale and Ottawa area, will join the TV movie Twin Peaks premiering Sunday at 8 p.m. on channels 2 and 49 and Channel 9. He plays Ed Hurley, a gasoline station operator who guards his nephew and relates to town youths in a mystery reliant series.
In a satirical exchange Slats Grobnik jokes about a secret bran muffin and chicken conspiracy. The pair riff on doctors, diets, and farm buyouts as they mock theories of health myths and market manipulation without asserting real proof.
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