Kansas Briefs Highlight KU Battery Charge and Recycling Plans
Lawrence reports a KU freshman, Matthew Willenberg, charged with battery after an incident involving pizza and a racial slur toward Anne Dean. McGivern faces related charges. Topeka notes Southwestern Bell will recycle directories into toilet paper and other products, with multiple city distributions planned. Graves files for renomination by petition amid no opposition. Independence honors Margaret Goheen for festival work. Santa Fe Pacific to lay off car shop workers in Topeka and Newton as part of nationwide cuts. Lawrence announces a $1.2 million KU Medical Center loan fund from the Gray estate to assist medical students.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Matthew Willenberg
St. Louis
Anne Dean
Willenberg
Greg McGivernn
McGivern
Topeka
Southwestern Bell
Wichita
Goodland
Bird City
St Francis
Arkansas City
Winfield
Kinsley
Eureka
Hamilton
Severy
Virgil
Santa Fe Pacific Corp
Newton
Santa Fe
Michael Haverty
Haverty
George H. Gray and
Ethel Scott Gray
KU Medical Center
Clawson
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Address
Ottawa Herald announces subscription options with rates for local delivery and mail orders. Rates cover one month to one year, plus rural route and out of state options, effective April 7, 1990 and after.
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Ottawa
Camer
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Sewer costs pegged at 1.37 million for Ottawa expansion
Ottawa city commissioners reviewed a preliminary cost study for expanding the sewer system in two areas east and southwest. The estimated price tag is 1,372,600 with a final figure likely within 25 percent. Additional land sale plans and board appointments were also discussed for the May 2 meeting.
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Lori Alvarado
Ottawa
Bill Carte
George Butler Associates
Commission
Wilson Street
Cherry Street
Marais Des Cygnes
Seventh Street
19Th Street
Eisenhower
Carter
Butler
Charles Gillette
Franklin County Phone Friend extends to all county youth
The volunteer run program now serves all of Franklin County with youth able to call collect and talk to volunteers like Barb Gibson at 812 S. Sycamore. Volunteers will take calls through May 24 and resume next school year. main contact number is 242-6011.
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Steve Zuk
Franklin County
Barb Gibson
S. Sycamore
Ottawa students honored for top class rankings
Sixty five Ottawa students from grades six through 12 were named in the top 5 percent of their class by the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Education Committee. Speakers included Ralph Dennis of Olathe High School and Ottawa Superintendent Don Duncan.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Dennis
Olathe High School
Don Duncan
Ottawa High School
Gary Mavity
Margaret Belterton
Otawa
Amy Grees
Liam Gray
Rex
Tamara Stankard
Julie Herrick
Amy Lash
Saamnak
Carlin to declare May 7 candidacy for governor
Former Kansas governor Johnny Carlin, 49, plans to announce on May 7 his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor. He served 1979 to 1987 and argues the constitution allows a return after a term out. Joyce Allegrucci said the initial statement will be in Topeka with a state tour to follow. Joe Scranton noted schedule not finalized yet.
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Topeka
Kan
Johnny Carlin
Carlin
Joyce Allegrucci
Cartin
Joe Scranton
Billy Idol gets steel rod implanted after leg surgery
British rocker Billy Idol received another operation to repair a non healing leg fracture from a February motorcycle crash in Hollywood. Surgeons at Cedars Sinai implanted a steel rod in his right leg and he was released from hospital on Sunday. Idol, 34, was injured when his bike hit a car at a Hollywood intersection while not wearing a helmet.
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Los Angeles
Billy Idol
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Idol
Ellen Golden
Hollywood
Community Event Briefs and Local Notices
Local health screenings and tests advertised including cholesterol and triglyceride panels with prices and hours. Community church clothing giveaway and shopping events. library activities during National Library Week with breakfast and prizes. Open House at Camp Chippewa with tours. KU basketball seniors event. May Day political outreach and campaign ads. charitable auction donations and pickup. gardening plant sales. golf scramble. Optimist Club signups. concrete yard ornaments service.
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Kansas
Bill Graves
Brent Anderson
Graves
Tom Sawyer
Independence
Margaret E. Goheen
Baal Eres
William Inge
Margo Jones
Independence Community College
The
Associated Press & Harris News Service
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Dim R
Hitch
Tony Osmeyer
Randy Wetmore
Mos
From of
Ottawa Co-op
Co-op
Robert Bezek Jr
Kristin Underwood
Ryan Ayers
Molly Destos
Amanda Duncan
Katherine Gibson
Elizabeth Hornbuckle
John Katzer
Linda Mackle
Jason Net
Eric Plotrowsky
Liza Tripkos
Jana Barrett
Kristen Baylor
Betsy Black
Kevin Brown
Rodney Caytor
Erin Dailey
Karen Eider
Shane Gilser
Wade Hepner
Wendy Jensen
Jamie Kasparek
Amanda Lash
Jennifer Lemke
Taemrra Lomax
Paul Luther
Sarah Mages
Kevin McAdoo
Kevin Morton
Elizabeth Mundbenke
Anne Porter
Angels Powers
Andrew Prentice
Jessica Rice
Amanda Ricketts
Doug Snyder
Jeneifer Testorff
Rod
ASI
Ad Briefs
Franklin County Health Dept. & Home Health Agency
Chris
15Th St. Church of Christ
J.C. Penney Catalog Dept
Tecumseh Street
Ok Depot Museum
Ottawa Library
National Library Week
Area
Businessmen & O.H.S
Pd. Pol Adv
Town & Country
Wal-Mart
Humane Society Shelter
Tima
Humpit
Willis Garden Center
Osawatomia
Sun
Ottawa Optimist Club
Gall
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