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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1985

Page

7

Local new idea boosts enrollment at OU

Lane Fair completes a most successful run as page references show a positive impact on enrollment at the University of Oklahoma. Page 3 notes a local initiative, while Page 10 highlights Fair’s concluding run.

Lane Fair

Weather Blessing Revives Franklin County Crops After Rain

A gentle weekend rain in Franklin County varied from 1.14 to 3 inches, boosting milo and soybean crops while leaving corn in the southern area stressed. Richmond Princeton Williamsburg Ottawa and Wellsville saw 1 to 3 inches, easing drought and lifting prospects for late planted corn and soybeans, with local farmers optimistic about one of the decade’s best years.

Diane Yeamans Franklin County Ottawa Richmond Princeton Williamsburg Area Wellsville Ralph Ferguson Farmers Co-Op Williamsburg Burg Pomona Dale Pearson Ferguson Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Pearson

Warning Too Late For A Flight 191 Crash Findings

Delta Air Lines Flight 191 may have bounced before a go around was ordered after the L 1011 hit the ground near Dallas Fort Worth during a thunderstorm. Investigators review wind shear and airspeed reductions as 133 are killed and 18 of 31 survivors remain hospitalized.

Grapevine Texas Delta Air Lines Patrick Bursley National Transportation Safety Board Bursley Dallas- Fort Worth International

Local troopers help nab fugitive after car theft and chase

A 25 year old Kansas City man, Anthony Keith Williams, was in Franklin County jail after allegedly assaulting a Kansas City police officer, stealing the patrol car, and driving into a ditch near Le Loup on I 35. Police pursued with a moving roadblock, two troopers and a highway patrolman, and the suspect was captured hiding in a hedgerow after minutes of pursuit.

Kansas City, Mo Franklin County Kansas City le Loup Anthony Keith Williams Missouri Associated Press Gary Damon Damon Menorah Medical Center Kirk Simone Highway Patrol Ottawa I-35 Edgerton Don Hann Johnson County Simone Art Wilborn Osage County Hann Here

Auditorium Toots Its Horn For 1985-86 Season Ticket Campaign

The Municipal Auditorium Authority and Box Office Boosters opened the 1985-86 season ticket drive. The auditorium will sell tickets 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Friday with about 40 volunteers calling past renewals. Season tickets cost 45 dollars for five performing arts events and 25 dollars for seven travel films and two country shows. Performances include U S Marine Band, Jay McShann Trio, Missouri Repertory Theatre, Vienna Choir Boys, St Louis Brass Quintet. Travel films cover several destinations. Country acts Ricky Skaggs and Reba McEntire appear in August and October. A fair booth drawing awarded season tickets to local residents Bob Saile, Karen Kraemer, and Mrs Billie Schulz.

Municipal Auditorium Authority Sondheim Vienna Choir Boys St. Louis Franklin County Fair Bob Saile Baldwin Karen Kraemer Ottawa Billie Schulz RFD 2

Power outages hit Ottawa as plant, interconnect fail

Ottawa faced widespread outages blamed on a storm and a KCPL interconnect loss at the local power plant. Utilities Director Jack Davis said one engine ran briefly, then more circuits were restored. A 4160 buss fault caused noon Sunday outages. Ralston Nebraska technicians were en route to help locate the issue while two enterprise engines handle demand. DPS logged a few false alarms tied to the outages.

Ottawa Kansas City Power & Light Department of Public Safety Jack Davis Davis Ralston Neb Enterprise

Parsons Sun declines cigarette ad pressure on story placement

Parsons Sun publisher Bruce Buchanan will stop honoring insertion orders that tie news story placement to cigarette ads. The policy change ends next Sept 1, likely prompting Reynolds to pull ads and risking substantial revenue for the 8,300 circulation paper in Southeast Kansas.

Dale Goter Harris Topeka Parsons Sun John Reimringer Bruce Buchanan Buchanan Kansas The Sun R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Harris News Service Betsy Annese Winston-Salem, N.C R.J. Reynolds

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Baseball Fish and Game Department Reagan Washington National Weather Service Ottawa Water Plant Lammers Steve Zuk U.S. Marine Band Jay McShann Missouri Repertory DPS H.D. Lee W. 17Th Sunflower Plaza S. Poplar
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