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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1990
Page
4
U S D 290 menus list daily options from chicken sandwiches to lasagna with sides. Sacred Heart and Senior Citizens Center meals appear, plus sheriff and court reports detailing arrests, sentences, marriage licenses, and diversions for DUI and related charges.
The Kansas Court of Appeals reversed a Harvey County ruling that awarded custody of a toddler to the state after marijuana was found in the home. The panel found no evidence the mother knew of the marijuana or that it harmed the child, urging a lesser factor in custody. The court also upheld a Sedgwick County ruling dismissing a libel suit by Rev. Daniels against two ministers and a church official.
The IRS will keep toll-free lines open through Saturday after noon to help those racing to file 1989 tax returns by the Monday midnight deadline. Tele-Tax guidance runs 24 hours a day for touch tone users, with topics including pensions and child tax credits. About 23 million returns are expected next week. four of five refunds are anticipated. Delays beyond 45 days do not delay interest on timely refunds. late filers face about eight weeks for refunds.
The Bush administration relaxed AIDS related visa rules allowing foreigners infected with HIV to attend certain conferences. Eligible travelers face no HIV disclosure but must meet other immigration rules and attend conferences deemed in the public interest. Two events in 2024 were certified as qualifying under the policy.
The Herald corrects earlier misinformation naming two women. Connie Roger is an ECKAN employee and Stephanie Turner an ECKAN client. Both acted as models in an emergency.
McDonalds confronted newspapers over an Omaha industrialist anticholesterol ad charging meals with excessive fat. The company and attorney Joseph Califano said the piece was misleading and warned reprinting would be a malicious act. Sokolof defended the PSA as a public service and accused McDonalds of intimidation.
The Bond family thanks friends and relatives for prayers and support after Beverly Bond's illness and passing. They note gratitude to VFW Post 5901 and ladies auxiliary for a meal. Public notice: Herald will not accept unsigned classifieds. refunds claimed at Herald office. Adoption message lists contact Cali Elaine and David with expenses paid.
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