Fashion show builds confidence for Ottawa clients
A Thursday practice fashion show at First United Methodist Church supported by New Beginnings and ECKAN aimed to improve clients communication and interpersonal skills. KU students organized the event with donated clothes cosmetics and floral support from local businesses and the church.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
First United Methodist Church
New Beginnings
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
W. 3Rd
Franklin County
Kate Heck
University of Kansas
Ottawa
Eckan
Heeb
Diane Yeomans
Lonny Lindquist
Stephanie Turner
Connie Roger
Coleen Shepard
JoAnne Spratt
Joshua
Jean Adkinson
Brandon
Milk tanker crash leaves driver in serious condition
GARNETT A 27 year old rural Ottawa man Stephen Lehman was listed in serious condition after a milk tanker he drove left a county road and overturned on West Seventh Street about 34 miles west of Garnett. He was transported to the University of Kansas Medical Center via Life Flight from Anderson County Hospital. The tanker spilled about one third of its 6100 gallon load. Both tractor and tank were total losses for Mid America Dairymen of Ottawa.
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Garnett
Ottawa
Life Flight
Anderson County
Lehman
West Seventh Street
Gannett
Mid- America Dairymen
The Weather Tonight's Forecast Clearing
Tonight's forecast calls for clearing skies with lows in the upper range. Local log notes indicate easing conditions and calmer winds as temperatures dip after sunset.
Tuna makers agree to dolphins' cause
Environmentalists and lawmakers hail a three-firm pledge by StarKist Bumble Bee and Chicken of the Sea to stop buying tuna caught with dolphins. StarKist says it will sell only dolphin-free tuna, and all brands will label dolphin-safe products within months, aiming to save thousands of dolphins yearly.
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Washington
U.S
StarKist
Bumble Bee
Chicken of the Sea
StarKist Seafood Co
O’reilly
Bumble Bee Seafoods Inc
Dolphin
Better future seen for college tuition
Washington AP The decade could bring relief to families worried by rising college costs, as independent analyst Hauptman finds tuition and fees rising roughly 10 percent annually 1980 to 1987, about twice inflation, while incomes grew 5.6 percent and overall prices 4.7 percent. Stock returns meanwhile averaged 13.8 percent.
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Washington
Arthur M. Hauptman
Hauptman
American Council On Education
College Board
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates for 1990 Deliveries
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective April 1 1990 including carrier rates for Ottawa rural towns and motor route options. Rates cover one month three months six months and one year with separate figures for Franklin County adjacent counties state of Kansas and out of state mail.
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Franklin County
State of
Kansas
Art clash over nude painting at Shawnee High School
Principal Blanche Banks removed a painting of a nude woman from a student art exhibit at Shawnee Mission North High School. After teacher and administrator review the work was rehung in a less prominent spot while students protested and the ACLU became involved. Leo Chen, an 18-year-old senior who created the piece, called it the backside of a nude woman.
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Shawnee, Kan
Shawnee Mission North High School
Blanche Banks
Banks
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Leo Chen
Columbia awards 21 Pulitzer Prizes
The 21 prizewinners include a play about a sharecropper and slave grandfather, a novel on Cuban musicians in New York, and poems by a Yugoslav immigrant. Prizes went to seven arts and fourteen journalism categories with $3,000 awards, except the public service gold medal.
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New York
California
Columbia University
Oscar Hijuelos
Havana
Hijuelos
August Wilson
Wilson
America
Charles Simic
Yugoslavia
Tanning device removal over budget concerns in Lunenburg
In Lunenburg Massachusetts Superintendent Concetta Verge ordered a tanning chair with a face lamp removed from her office after town officials deemed it inappropriate for a cash strapped town. Board chairman Joseph Bilotta said the move was due to people being offended and the town's tight finances.
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Lunenburg
Mass
Concetta
Verge
Joseph Bilotta
Board of Selectmen
Easter Season Specials and Community Notices
A dense, ad page blitz lists local restaurant specials and events. Highlights include Helton's Hallmark offering personalized 8 ounce solid chocolate Easter bunnies, Country Kitchen expanding hours with breakfast and Sunday service, Hill House Restaurant advertising all you can eat options on weekends, and Brett Hammond performing at The Other Place. Also noted are Calvary Baptist Church Easter services with sunrise and evening programs, a large Humane Society auction drive, and a community Easter egg hunt at Forest Park with KOFO coverage.
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Stephen Lehman
Ottawa Rfd 4
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
KUMC
Anderson County Hospital
Colby
Salina
Hima
Opeka
Pittsburg
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis
Columbia Awards
Dale Maharidge
Michael Williamson
Jim Murray
Los Angeles Times
N.C
Daily News
Philadelphia Inquirer
Inquirer
Gilbert M. Gaul
Tamar Stieber
Albuquerque
N.M
San Jose Mercury News
San Francisco Bay Area
Tribune of Oakland
Calif
David C. Turnley
Detroit Free Press
China
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Berlin Wall
Ad Briefs
Helton’s Hallmark
S. Main
Hill House
Brett Hammond
Calavary Baptist Church
W. 7Th
David Pyles
Israel
Bill Weber
Rawleigh Products
Donna Lear
Cindy Nichols
Charlotte's
Chat & Curl
S. Elm
Wal-Mart
Litwin’s
Nails Unlimited
Rex’s
Wendy
Humane Society Shelter
Sacred Heart
K of C
Jaycee
Forest Park
KOFO
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