Trustees Meet at Ransom Memorial Hospital Tonight
The Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees gather at 7 in conference rooms B and C to review administrator and Hospital Management Professionals reports on finances and to consider contracts for an emergency room physician and a Teamcare preferred provider plan with Teamsters health insurance. Ottawa area events include National Library Week activities at Ottawa Library with guest readers and storytimes, plus a 8:30 a.m. Ottawa University Mowbray Union meeting, AGLOW Easter event, Ottawa Christian Women’s Club Easter parade and lunch, Lane clinic at Lane VFW hall, and a Rick Gillihan photography display at Ottawa Library through April. Cantata My Redeemer Liveth offered at Faith Lutheran Church with sunrise service and Easter breakfast planned. cantata performances at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. with a basket dinner after the second service.
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Bray Union
Ottawa University Mowbray Union
Gail Stevenson
Marge Leitaker
Franklin County Health Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Lane
Rick Gillihan
Ottawa
Faith Lutheran Church
My Redeemer
Floyd Kaub
Faith Lutheran
Earl Zimmerman
Weather Tonight and Kansas Forecast Update
Parity cloudy tonight with a 20 percent chance for showers or thunderstorms and a low of 45 to 50. South wind 10 to 15 mph. Kansas extended forecast shows showers and storms Wednesday into Thursday with seasonal temperatures then colder by Friday. Lows in 40s Wednesday cooling to 30s Friday. Highs 60s to 70s Wednesday, then 50s to 60s Friday.
Senate to reopen school finance fight in final Kansas week
In Topeka the 1992 legislative session resumes for its last week with a revived school finance bill. Senate leaders vow to reconsider, sending the measure back to Education Committee before floor debate. The outcome hinges on votes from Wyandotte County and party stances on tax increases.
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Kan
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Pll
Fred Kerr
Senate Education Committee
Kere
Rick Bowden
Goddard
House
Paul Feleciano
Wichita
Jerry Karr
Bowden
Kerr
Kansas City
Jack Steineger
B.D. Kanan
John Strick
Wyandotte County
Clinton to rally in Topeka before Kansas primary
Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton, leading the Democratic field, will speak at 8:30 tonight at Forbes Field airport in Topeka for a 45 minute to one hour campaign rally. Diana Carlin, campaign coordinator for the 2nd District, says the event has been on again and off for weeks as Clinton campaigns ahead of the presidential preference primary amid a field that includes Jerry Brown and Paul Tsongas. Hillary Clinton also visited Kansas recently.
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Topeka
Kan
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Forbes Field
Diana Carlin
California
Jerry Brown
Massachusetts
Paul Tsongas
Parole Violators Up Inmate Numbers In Kansas
Kansas prison population reached 6000 in March, the largest rise in a decade, driven by parole violators returning to custody. Officials warn capacity could be reached by 1992 end despite El Dorado facility. Budget and policy changes loom as parole rates decline and sentencing guidelines debate continues.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Department of Corrections
Bill Miskell
el Dorado
Miskell
James Francisco
Kansas Parole Board
Joan Bengston
Parole Board
Francisco
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1992
The Ottawa Herald lists daily rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas, detailing one month to one year options for carrier, motor route, and mail subscriptions. Rates vary by location, with regional and state mail rates included and all prices shown as advance payments.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim. B. Hite
Lotto America jackpot slips. midweek up to 20 million
No jackpot winner in Des Moines Saturday as Lotto America prize climbs to an estimated 20 million for the midweek draw. 144 tickets matched five numbers for 934 each and 8 343 for four right at 38. In Kansas, no winner for the 435 000 draw with numbers 10 16 17 20 28 32.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas
Kansas Lottery Commission
Community Event and Gift Ads Pack
Public notices for an American Legion ham and bean dinner at VFW Hall on April 8 from 5:30 to 8:30 pm with adult price 2.50 and child 1.25. Sutton's Jewelry advertises Easter Cross pendants 14K gold filled and sterling starting at 24, plus New York cultured pearl necklaces 250 to 650 with layaway, and a Mother’s Day gift push. OHS Booster Club meeting canceled, OHS presents The Odd Couple on April 10–11 at 7:30 pm in the new gym with prices 4 and 2 for students. Sutton's also promotes graduation or anniversary gifts and contact 242-3723.
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Sutton's
New York
Dallas
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