Next OMA performers bring Laughing Matters to Ottawa
Diane Yeamans reports on actress Leslie Seifert-Cady and her mime duo Laughing Matters, performing at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium as part of the Family Fun Series. Their Ottawa ties, training, and national reach are highlighted along with ticket details and local producer support.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Assie Seifert-Cady
Ottawa Municipal Auditorum
OMA
Leslie
Marilyn
McCrea) Seifert
Jim McCrea
Ash
Ottawa
Bob
Fem McCrea
Butler's Music
S. Main
Beyond Video
CMA
Kansas City Royals
Jay
Emporia State University
Princeton University
Marcel Marceau
University of Michigan
Kansas City
Maggie
Molly
Laughing Matters
Coterie
Crown Center
Canada
Guatemala
Missouri Arts Council
Kansas Arts Commission
Poncho’s of
Southwestern Bell Foundation
Corder to learn his fate today on medical license
Ottawa doctor Scott Corder faced a Kansas Board of Healing Arts hearing in Topeka after a pre trial session in which Associate District Court Judge Franklin Theis sent a motion back to the board. If reinstated he would resume medicine, possibly in Ottawa or in an emergency room capacity.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Scott Corder
Ottawa
Kansas
Kansas Board of Healing Arts
Topeka
Franklin Theis
Corder
Alan Johnson
Johnson
Board of Healing Arts
Richard Gannon
Gannon
Theis
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Weather Outlook for Kansas Extended Week
Forecast calls for highs from the mid 60s to mid 70s on Monday, rising to mid 70s to mid 80s on Tuesday, then cooling to 70s Wednesday. Thunderstorm chances midweek. Lows will be in the 40s Monday and 50s Tuesday and Wednesday. Local Log figures note 1944 values: 0.05, 3.22, 6.41, 8.64, 38.27.
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Kansas
Self esteem ties to Japan bashing study says KU professor
A Kansas study by Nyla Branscombe finds Americans with strong national pride lash out against Japan when their country is depicted as defeated. Strong identifiers showed arousal and derogatory comments after Rocky IV clips, while less nationalistic participants did not.
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Topeka
Kan
Japan
John Wayne
Nyla R. Branscombe
University of Kansas
Ms. Branscombe
Rocky Balboa
Ivan Drago
Rocky
Russia
Soviet Union
Branscombe
Newdad
Kansas lawmakers push finance and welfare bills amid redistricting debate
The House approved 75 to 49 a budget package totaling 1.19 billion for Social and Rehabilitation Services and 151.16 million for seven mental health facilities for the 1993 fiscal year starting July 1. The package adds programs for children and the mentally retarded, aiming to shift from institutional care to community services and to support a hospital closure plan involving the Kansas Neurological Institute in Topeka, Parsons, and Winfield. Democrats criticized underfunding and the current aid formula as unconstitutional. The bills also touch workers compensation reform, with Senate Republicans backing a stricter version and Democrats favoring a more liberal approach. A tentative approval of a congressional redistricting plan followed.
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Kansas
House
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Department
SRS
Kansas Neurological Institute
Topeka
Parsons State Hospital
Winfield State Hospital
Senate
Westrum to speak on fiction and golf at OU
Dexter Westrum 1962 Sibyl Martin Distinguished Professor at Ottawa University will speak at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the OU Administration Building Auditorium on Serious Fiction Creative Process and Golf with trends in 20th century American literature. He joined OU in 1985 and directs general education since 1990. He has a book length study of Thomas McGuane and is working on a novel Eulogy of a Golf Pro.
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Westrum
Dexter Westrum
Ottawa University
Sibyl
Ottawa Herald Monthly Subscription Rates 1992
Rates for Ottawa by carrier, motor route, and mail in Franklin and adjacent counties, plus state and out of state options. Includes monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly prices with tax noted as included.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim R. Hitch
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Ad Briefs Fish Truck For Pond Stocking
Pond stocking ad notes a fish truck delivery on Tuesday April 14 from 8 to 9 am at George's Food Store located at 224 W Wilson. Also lists free engraving at Sutton's Jewelry 242-3723 and Spring Open House at Turner Greenhouse weekend event dial 242-8618.
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George’s Food Store
Sutton'’s
Turner
Sat
Sun
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Joan Vibert
Lake Region Recycling
Railroad Retirement Board
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Pomona
West Franklin
Pomona United
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Sylvia Provencal
Ronnie Ruby
David Scott
Joan Spitzer
Charles Spooner
Holly Thompson
Sharon Underwood
Ginny Bromert
la Leche
la Leche League
S. Elm
Franklin County Reading Council
East Central Vocational Cooperative
11Th and Olive
Monica Bartels
Bartles
Ottawa High School
OHS
Alonzo Jamison
Macolm Nash
David Johanning
Lane Czaplinski
Mike Maddox
Kirk Wagner
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