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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1990

Page

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Soviet Union imposes energy embargo on Lithuania over independence drive

Soviet officials order sharp cuts in natural gas to Lithuania starting April 17 and plan oil and gasoline reductions by Wednesday, aiming to pressure Lithuania after its parliament declared independence on March 11. Bush says US studying responses if Moscow acts, while Lithuanian officials confirm telegrams announcing gas cuts.

Moscow Lithuania Baltic Republic Mikhail S. Gorbachev Bush Soviet Union Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic Goverment Druzhba Friendship Gorbachev

Emporia man seeks 5th District Congress nomination

Doyle Talkington of Emporia filed for the Republican nomination in Kansas 5th District. He resigned as head of government affairs for the National Pork Producers Council to run, returning to Emporia in January. He paid $966 and cited rural Midwest concerns. The seat is open after Rep. Bob Whittaker’s retirement. Other GOP contenders include Sheila Bair, Kent Hodges, Ed Reitz, and Dick Nichols. Rex Crowell has shown interest. Democrats John Barnes, George Wingert, and Charles Benjamin have filed.

Topeka Kan Doyle Talkington Emporia Secretary of State Congress Kansas Talkington Statehouse National Pork Producers Council Washington D.C America Midwest Bob Whittaker Augusta Sheila Bair Independence Kent Hodges Ottawa Ed Reitz Pittsburg McPherson Dick Nichols Rex Crowell R Longton John A. Barnes Cherryvale George Wingert Charles Benjamin Newton

Landfill Lifespan Question Puzzles Stakeholders

Fragmentary note questions the landfill's lifespan and future plans. It hints at environmental concerns and community impact while seeking clarity on permitting, capacity, and potential closure timelines. Authorities and residents weigh options, monitoring reports and policy implications.

Weather Summary for April and Barometric Reading

April averages show year to date and yearly figures with barometer at 30.44 inches and rising. Sunset tonight is 8 00 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow is 6 41 a.m.

Bush coolly addresses global warming summit

President Bush urged more study on climate change at a two day White House conference, stressing facts and the link between environmental health and economic welfare. Critics called his cautious stance inadequate as delegates from 18 nations and various organizations gathered to debate possible measures to curb warming.

Washington Bush White House

Hayden urges funding shift for Kansas schools in Goodland visit

Gov Mike Hayden met residents at a Goodland town meeting to push tax based school funding reform. Superintendent Larry Jess urged shifting from property taxes to income and sales taxes to fund elementary and secondary education. Hayden supported the idea and praised local lawmakers Frahm and Crumbaker for bipartisan cooperation.

Goodland Kan Mike Hayden Kansas Larry Jess Goodland Schools Jess Hayden Sheila Frahm Rcolby Don Crumbaker R-Brewster

Best Prime Rib and sundry notices at town shops

Ad briefs list several promotions at Country Kitchen Turner's Tele Shop and Arts Center classes. cholesterol screening offered April 19 by Franklin County Health Dept. Spring events at Charlotte's Chat & Curl and Humane Society auction. plant care items at Willis Garden Center. golf certification and a political bond ballot. women horseshoe league organized by Evelyn Kaniper.

City accepts bids for new street in Ottawa

Ottawa city commissioners met to approve bids for general obligation street bonds to finance East 21st Street Terrace behind Wood's Mini Mart. Fidelity Banks Topeka led at 6.53 percent on 112 223.67 dollars, with Kansas State Bank at 6.55 percent. Country Mart and Long John Silver will cover about 79 933.73 dollars of the cost, roughly 60 percent, leaving the city to pay the rest.

Ottawa Country Mart Long John Silver Company Smith

Ten-year-old girl uses Heimlich to save choking brother

In Colby a 10-year-old girl Adrienne Sharpe used the Heimlich maneuver learned from her mother to dislodge a jawbreaker stuck in her 4-year-old brother Schuyler. The rescue occurred at their grandparents home. Schuyler did not require hospitalization. The mother, Glenda, is a licensed practical nurse. In northwest Kansas, aphids threaten winter wheat. the state Board of Agriculture allows Lorsban 4-E for use in affected counties west of US 281. A utility line accident near Lawrence killed 48-year-old Rollie L. Ellis Jr., a New Strawn resident, after a 30 to 35-foot fall. he worked for Capital Electric of Leavenworth.

Levant Colby Adrienne Sharpe Schuyler Adrienne Glenda Hays Kansas Kansas Board of Agriculture Gary Boutz Board Division of Plant Health Us-281 Sherman Wallace Lane Ness Stanton Grant Haskell Morton Stevens Lawrence Rollie L. Ellis Jr New Strawn Douglas County Sheriff's Department Tom Taylor Kansas Power and Light Capital Electric Leavenworth KPL Associated Press

Civil rights leader Ralph Abernathy dies in Atlanta

Ralph Abernathy, longtime ally of Martin Luther King Jr., dies at Crawford Long Hospital in Atlanta at age 64. Abernathy, president emeritus of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and pastor of West Hunter Street Baptist Church, died today with time and cause of death unavailable.

Atlanta Ralph David Abemnathy Martin Luther King Jr Abemnathy Crawford Long Hospital Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference West Hunter Street Baptist Church

Ottawa Herald Publishes Rates and Staff Listing

The Ottawa Herald lists staff roles including editor publisher Jim R High and managing editor Terry Ostmeyer. It provides subscription rates effective April 1 1990 for Ottawa deliveries and rural, motor route, and mail options across Kansas Franklin County and neighboring areas.

Ottawa Kansas Jim R. High Terry Ostmeyer Voy

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