Weekend arts and events guide across Ottawa area
Scartaglen performs Irish music at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium this Saturday at 7 30 p m with tickets from 5 50 to 9 50 dollars Ottawa High School students present the annual OHS Variety Show at 7 30 p m tonight and Saturday at Ottawa High School admission 2 dollars Gayle Norris artist honored with a reception Sunday 1 to 4 p m at the Arts Center Life Is Good will be shown all April at the Arts Center gallery Rosemary Stewart displays at Ransom Memorial Hospital April Ottawa Library hosts an exhibit of local home-schooled children’s artwork at Fifth and Main Baldwin City hosts the 1994 International Orton Cone Box Show at Holt‑Russell Gallery Baker University entries from Israel Malta Switzerland and more The 1994 Family Fun Fest is Sunday at Johnson County Community College from noon to 5 p m Lady Day Celebration Saturday at Hodge Park Lyric Theater presents The Saint of Bleecker Street at 8 p m Saturday and 7 30 p m Monday Anson Funderburgh and the Rockets perform at the Grand Emporium in Kansas City MO A flea market Sunday at the Governor’s Exposition Building Next to New Sale Saturday 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m at the Kansas Expocentre Exhibition Hall Nelson‑Emery Flea Market Sunday 8 a m to 6 p m at the same site Lawrence Renegade Theatre hosts Dan Born’s Where Ripe Fruit Never Falls at 8 p m tonight through Sunday Shonanza puppet theatre features Japanese performers from Lawrence’s sister city at 2 p m Saturday in Murphy Hall KU Ticket info 864 3982 The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center with David Shifrin performs at 3 30 p m Sunday Lied Center Tickets 864 ARTS
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Ottawa
Scartaglen
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Ottawa High School
OHS
Gayle Norris
Arts Center
Norris
Rosemary Stewart
Osage County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main
Ottawa Area
Fifth and Main
Baldwin City
Holt- Russell
Baker University
Israel
Malta
Switzerland
Kansas City
Johnson County Community College
College Boulevard
Quivira
Oresland Park
Hodge Park
Barry Road
Lyric Theater
Kansas Expocentre
Nelson-Emery
Lawren
Renegade Theatre Company
Lawrence
Dan Born
Renegade Theatre
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
University of Kansas
Hiratsuka
Japan
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
David Shifrin
Lied Center
Swarthout Chamber Music Series
Barkis outlines crime focus in attorney general bid
Palo Alto notes Barkis, a former minority leader and House speaker, portraying himself as a people’s lawyer. He pledges to lead consumer and environmental efforts, protect victims, combat fraud, uphold open meetings and ethics, and tackle violent crime with swift prosecution and punishment.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Barkis
Kansas House
Independent Governor Candidate Eye Holds Ottawa Meet
Independent candidate Bob Eye invites the public to a meet in Ottawa from 4 30 to 6 p m Saturday at the home of Mike and Debbie Simmons 115 E 9th Eye a Topeka lawyer advocates eliminating property taxes to fund government He is a fourth generation Kansas native born in Hays raised in Goodland and backs universal health coverage with preventive care to curb costs
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Bob Eye
Mike
Debbie Simmons
Eye
Topeka
Kansas
Hays
Goodland
Houston to visit Ottawa for Kansas secretary candidacy
Made Houston a Republican candidate for Kansas secretary of state will speak to Ottawans at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Ottawa Library conference room. She is the first Black woman to run for a statewide Kansas office and works as a telecommunications analyst for the Kansas Corporation Commission. The Ottawa stop is part of a 25 community tour to publicize her candidacy after a January announcement.
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Made Houston
Kansas
Ottawans
Ottawa Library
Houston
Kansas Corporation Commission
Ottawa
Clinton speaks in Topeka on economy and reform
At a Kansas airport rally Clinton praised America and Slattery while thanking the congressman for friendship and fiscal stands. He urged Congress after Easter recess to tackle crime unemployment training and tax reform as he highlighted deficit reduction achievements. He then spoke briefly on health care to about 150 small business owners at Topeka Foundry and Iron Works.
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Slattery
Joan Finney
America
Hope
Ark
United States
Clinton
Topeka
Congress
Regina Jaramillo
East Topeka
Clinton Visit Sparks Health Care Talk For Ottawans
Ottawans catch a Clinton appearance focusing on flood relief loans and the federal budget. Clinton supporters wear patriotic buttons while he discusses health care improvments and vows action this year. Security included metal detectors and bag checks as the Topeka High School band played Hail to the Chief.
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Shumway
Steanson
Clinton
Kansas
Topeka High School
Restaurant owner cites insurance cost as payroll burden
Mrs. Jaramillo said she did not offer employee insurance after researching costs she estimated at 10 percent of payroll. She noted that passing the expense would force price increases at the restaurant known for inexpensive fare.
Hosokawa to resign as Japanese premier amid finance scandal
Japanese Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa announced his resignation over finances tied to his personal dealings. He said his coalition, the first non-LDP government in decades, approved the move and that he must take moral responsibility for pre-office transactions.
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Tokyo
Morihiro Hosokawa
Hosokawa
Liberal Democrats
Japan
Weather Tonight Forecast With Scattered Showers
Friday night expect mostly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows near the upper 40s. Sunday brings a chance for rain and thunderstorms, with lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s and highs around 50s. Northwest areas may see milder conditions and another chance of rain in the east.
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Kansas
Owe
Lane Mannan Mild
Siti
Youth Summit Planned at renovated Wood Lee Center
Ottawa M ayor Richard Jackson launches a youth summit for grades 7 12 at 9 30 a m Saturday at the renovated Wood Lee Center. Keynote speaker Darryl Burnett of the University of Maryland discusses The Other Three Rs Risk Responsibility and Respect. Local leaders and volunteers will lead round table topics on violence teen sexuality pregnancy career guidance and family issues. Pre registration secures a free lunch for attendees.
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Wood"Lee Center
Ottawa
Richard Jackson
Ottawa High
Senbat
Midaté
Darryl Burnett
University of Maryland
Burnett
Franklin County
Pomona man held on eight counts after two car crash
Douglas A. Totton, 36, remained in custody in Pomona in lieu of 20000 dollars bond after turning himself in on eight charges tied to a March 26 two car crash at 15th and Eisenhower Road. Accused of aggravated battery with a motor vehicle three counts, driving while intoxicated, suspended license, transporting an open container, failing to stop at a stop sign and driving without insurance.
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Pomona
15Th
Eisenhower Road
Douglas A. Totton
Georgia Road
Totton
Max
Rebecca Woodaff
Kirsten
Vassar
Rebecca Woodruff
Death penalty bill advances to law after enrollment
Holladay notes the bill moves toward Mrs. Finney as the governor’s inner circle prepares for enactment. The measure, awaiting enrollment, would take effect in the new fiscal year, with the first duty to reach the governor and then law.
Designer Products Active Wear Sale Opens in Ottawa Kansas
Local ad brief lists Active Wear sale details with hours Friday and Saturday at 229 West 17th Street Ottawa across from Fairgrounds. Includes contact numbers and cross references. Also notes fashion items and a video presentation on dreams for spiritual insight in Haigh Room California. Kindergarten physicals announced with call number. Open house at Turner Green House on weekend with phone line.
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Ottawa
Fairgrounds
Subscription rates for October 1 1993 and after
Subscription rates are listed with options by carrier or motor route. One month six dollars, ten months seventeen forty, six months thirty four, one year sixty six. motor route monthly six fifteen, five months seven forty eight, six months thirty five, one year sixty eight. Anderson Counties two months nineteen twenty, tax thirty eight, one year seventy six. All rates require advance payment.
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Carrer
Oo Anderson
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