Franklin Wins Round in U S Court Over Conservatorship
In Topeka Kansas U S Magistrate Ronald Newman orders the government to turn over more information to Franklin Savings Association supporting the conservatorship. Franklin seeks to overturn the Feb 16 OTS seizure while Judge Dale Saffels sets June 25 for trial and blocks replacing the conservator with a receiver pending outcome.
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Topeka
Kan
Franklin Savings Association
U.S
Ronald C. Newman
Thrift
Franklin
Ernest M. Fleischer
Franklin Savings Corp
Goverment
Newman
Federal Office of Thrift Supervision
U.S. District Court
Dale E. Saffels
OTS
David Douglass
Kansas Savings and Loan Department
Kansas Briefs: Measured alcohol bans and vaccines in 1988
Attorney General Robert Stephan ruled that grocery stores cannot sell non alcoholic beer on Sundays due to any measurable alcohol content, while 3.2 percent malt beverages may be barred except in on premises taverns. Finney County limits measles vaccines amid shortages as demand rises. In Washington, Kansas faced 116.7 million pounds of toxic chemical releases in 1988, mostly injected underground, with EPA noting health risks unclear. In Hutchinson a Kansas Cash Lotto prize of 304 326 dollars attracts attention as the third largest in state history.
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Topeka
Robert Stephan
Stephan
Garden City
Finney County
Jeanne Shafer
Health Department
Claudia Ward
Washington, D.C
Kansas Industries
Environmental Protection Agency
Kansas
EPA
Hutchinson
Kwik Shop
Dena Wallace
Lottery
Kansas Lottery
Dallas
Barbara Frick
Correction on West Franklin repair funds distribution
The West Franklin School District clarifies the planned 55 000 expenditure for repairs to the old Appanoose site north of Pomona will be spread across all district schools. Allocations include 11 166 at Appanoose 7 796 at Pomona Grade School 8 354 at Pomona High 830 at the new Pomona Middle 22 150 at Williamsburg and about 9 000 for the old gym roof at Pomona.
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West Franklin
Appanoose
Nort
Pomona
James E. Cain
Williamsburg
Ottawa Herald publishes 1900 subscription rates and admin notes
The Ottawa Herald lists postage and subscription prices effective April 1, 1900 for Ottawa carriers, rural towns, motor routes, and mail to Franklin County, adjacent counties, statewide and out of state. It also names editors and staff such as Jim A. Hitch and Tory Ostmeyer.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Jim A. Hitch
Tory Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis
Jim Hombeck
Geiss
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snowress
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Ottawa Library Celebrates National Library Week with Early Hours
The Ottawa Library opens 7 a.m. Monday through Friday for National Library Week offering coffee and doughnuts, extra daily papers, and displays of business books. The Friends group will give away one new book daily, with titles including Liar's Poker and Megatrends 2000, plus a desk dictionary and a secretarial handbook. Wednesday features The Night of a Thousand Stars with stories by local dignitaries Charles Gillet te, Tom Sachse, Jan Clark, and Becky Mavity. Regular programs include preschool story hour, Brown Bag Books, Toddle Time, and Discovery sessions mornings. All visitors get a tape sticker for taking part.
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Ottawa
National Library
Friends of the
Ottawa Library
Wal-Mart
Charles Gillette
Tom Sachse
Jan Clark
Franklin County Reading Council
Becky Mavity
Discovery
Weather summary for April and year to date
Weather data shows April average and year to date metrics. Barometer reading 30.18 inches and falling. Sunset tonight at 8 03, sunrise tomorrow at 6 37. The entry notes 0 00 wl 07, ye 138.
Garnett Principals Appeal to School Board
Two Garnett principals Larry Stewart and Paul Upshaw with over 15 years in the district asked the Garnett school board in a Thursday closed session to contest non renewal resolutions for the upcoming school year. The board extended the meeting to next Tuesday at 8 p.m. to announce hearing results per the district spokesman.
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Garnett
Larry Stewart
Paul Upshaw
Central Heights boosts hourly salaries for classified staff
The Central Heights school board approved a dime-an-hour raise for classified employees including secretaries cooks and teachers aides raising base pay from 5.50 to 5.60 an hour for 1990-91 with 140 monthly fringe benefits. Wayne Walter sought transfer of land from Garnett to Central Heights and the board referred it to the attorney. The board also approved a senior class canoe trip to the Ozarks and a certified staff dinner on May 7 and moved the May meeting to 7 30 p m after graduation on May 21.
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Central Heights School Board
June Betz
Wayne Walter
Princeton
Garnett
Central Heights
Ozarks
CHHS
Slow candidate filings creep in Kansas election year
Secretary of State Bill Graves says candidate filings in Kansas are exceptionally slow this year with only 57 by this week, less than half of the 126 two years ago as of this point. The Aug. 7 primary filing deadline is noon June 11. Incumbents face reapportionment and may delay runs until after the legislative wrap-up session.
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Graves
Politica
Kansas House
Grave
Graves
Kansas
U.S Senate
Nancy Kassebaum
BEST PRIME RIB and events in town this weekend
Community ads list Frid and Sat night specials at Country Kitchen and The Other Place with Band X Friday and Saturday. A benefit for Charles Cook at Ottawa VFW on Apr 22 includes ham and bean supper and auction. Also notices for library week breakfast, prom specials, and local sales and services.
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Charles Cook
Ottawa V.F.W
Ottawa
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