Dole seeks end to free congressional mass mailings
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole urged elimination of the so called super perk of taxpayer funded mass mailings. He wants a ban on unsolicited newsletters surveys and town meeting notices as part of a broader push to cut nearly 60 million in 1991 congressional spending.
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Barry Massey
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Bob Dole
Kansas Republican
Dole
House
Kansas
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Jim Slattery
Topeka
Slattery
U.S
Bob
Michel
R-I
National Taxpayers Union
David Keating
The
WHS math team claims top spots in state meet
WHS math team dominates the state contest with multiple top finishes. Fourth place honors go to Canaan Higbie Landes and Lindblom in several events, while others like Holbert Musick Sloan Speer Haas, and Pollett earn ties in algebra, geometry, and functions. Individual standouts include Danny Jones Dawson Higbie Landes and Serppushan in senior level topics.
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Jeanne Canaan
Shauna Higbie
Steph Landes
Lindblom
Holbert
Annette Musick
Josh Sloan
Speer
Sloan
Shane Haas
Pottorff
Haas
Pollett
Winkleman
Finch
Danny Jones
T.C. Dawson
Higbie
Finch, Haas
Seropushan
Sparks
Dawson
Serppushan
Landes
Central Heights district to retire longtime music teacher
Maurice Bottom, the secondary music teacher at Central Heights, will retire at the end of the school year after 27 years in the district. The school board accepted his resignation and approved teacher contracts for 1992-93.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Maurice Bottom
Central Heights
Bottom
Leon Budd Laird
West Franklin
Garnett
Osawatomie
Knight Oil
Princeton
Ottawa Co-op Association
Laird
FFA
Future Homemakers of America
Chicago
Debbie Mack
Melissa Kerns
Afghan rebel groups back 50 member transitional council
In Peshawar Pakistan a plan for a 50 member transitional Afghan government drew conditional support from a radical rebel leader whose forces surround Kabul. A smaller rebel faction withdrew at the last moment. The meeting included Nawaz Sharif and UN officials amid fears of renewed civil conflict following Najibullah's ouster.
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Peshawar
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Kabul
Najibullah
Nawaz Sharif
U.N
County survey shows mixed views on services and growth
The survey reports public opinion on roads water and sewer, parks, trash removal, elderly and recreation programs, and medical services. It highlights strong negatives on road and bridge maintenance and dilapidated buildings while indicating cautious support for cooperative county initiatives and community involvement.
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Ment Service
Redents
Sabiat
Lobbyists Spend Roughly $400000 In Kansan Legislature
Lobbyists and organizations have spent about 392000 dollars in the first three months of the year to influence the Kansas Legislature. The 5.1 percent rise from the same period last year may reflect changes in ethics laws. The Commission on Governmental Standards and Conduct released the quarterly report.
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Peek Street Energy
Baldwin
Kansas Corporation Commission
Peak
Topeka, Kan
State Commission On Governmental Standards and Conduct
Commission
Secretary of State
Ottawa Herald subscription rates March 1992 update
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail rates effective March 16 1992 for Ottawa Kansas and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method including carrier motor route and mail, with yearly plans available and taxes included.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim R. Hichcence
Franklin County Receives Drug Tax Share For Q1
The Kansas Department of Revenue sent Franklin County a 16010.62 check Friday representing the county's share of drug tax assessments for the first quarter. County Attorney Wendell Barker said the funds come from January March and will fund law enforcement and prosecution. He expects more funds later and noted the state will place its half into the general fund. Drug tax stamps are small gold fake items depicting a marijuana leaf and a powder vial with an expiration date.
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Kansas Department of Revenue
Franklin County
Wendell Barker
Barker
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
State
State General Fund
Hoedown and church events share spring lineup
A May 1 hoedown at Gar field Country Carnival runs 5 to 8 p.m. at 12th and College. Delisa Dawn Jones and Route 66 perform April 24-25 at Clark Country I. First United Methodist Church hosts a handbell chair concert on Sunday April 26 at 3 p.m. Sutton's Jewelry runs a graduation special on 14K Gold layer bracelets with lifetime guarantee for $19 and Black Hills Gold items promo for Mother’s Day. Wendy’s introduces new Cinnamon mini treats and coffee at 99 cents. PROM Walk-Thru event set from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday April 25.
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Delisa Dawn Jones
Clark Country
First United Methodist Church
Sun
Sutton
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Govern
Ottawa Herald
Turnaboui
State of Kansas
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