Bowling alley to be renamed Heartland Lanes under new owners
Indian Lanes Bowl at 2040 Princeton Road will close this weekend for a re opening by Grant and Jo Pleuss of Midwestern Bowlers Club Inc Kansas City. They lease the 16 lane alley and plan lane refurbishments and new promotions to boost bowling across ages, with youth leagues, early mornings and late nights. The Heartland Bowl will open Aug 14 at 10 am and feature 99 cents per game pricing, sweeper tournaments and marathon events while aiming to attract handicapped bowlers and expand league play.
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Reil
Tellier Herald
Princeton Road
Prand
Heartland Lanes
Grant
Fo Pleuss
Kansas City
Kan
Pleusses
Midwestern Bowlers Club, Inc
Movio
Jo Pleuss
Regu
Larly
Grant Pleuss
Gary Sowers
Gallup Youth Survey shows teen shift from GOP to Democratic favor
The 1992 Gallup Youth Survey reports that younger teens lean Republican while older teens lean Democratic. Republicans lead 46 to 40 overall, rising to 50 to 36 among ages 13 to 15 and reversing to 41 to 47 for 16 to 17. White teens favor Republicans 50 to 37. nonwhites favor Democrats 53 to 35, with strong black support for Democrats at 64 to 27. Data from 501 teens, ages 13–17, surveyed April 17 to May 5, 1992.
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George Gallup JR
Alec Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Gallup
GOP
West
South
Midwest
Kansas Dog-Racing Track Plan Faces Sept Hearing
The state Racing Commission schedules September 10 hearings for Camp Town Racing Inc. and The Racing Association of Kansas Southeast on building an 11.36 million dollar dog racing track near Pillsburg and Frontenac. The panel will refine issues before deciding licensing and corporate financing concerns.
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Topeka, Kan
State Racing Commission
Kansas
Camptown Racing Inc
Chanute
The
Racing Association of Kansas Southeast
Pittsburg
Pillsburg
Frontenac
Camptown
Weather Preview for Monday to Wednesday in Kansas
A forecast for Monday through Wednesday shows a chance of thunderstorms in the north on Monday and Tuesday, then dry conditions on Wednesday. Highs reach the upper 80s to mid 90s with lows from the mid-60s to lower 70s.
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Kansas
Claims dismissed in state water dispute Kansas Colorado
A KansasColorado water case before federal special master Arthur Littleworth dismisses Colorado counterclaims about Kansas wells. Kansas argues lower river flows and storage releases have harmed Colorado, while hearings resume in California this fall to produce recommendations for the Supreme Court.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
Bob Stephan
Arkansas
John Martin
Arthur Littleworth
U.S. Supreme Coin
California
Stephan
Littleworth
Supreme Court
Arkansas River
Kansas Wheat Crop Quality Dips In 1992 Report
Kansas Agricultural Statistics shows the 1992 wheat crop lacked quality with an average test weight of 59.4 pounds per bushel from 17,383 samples across 85 counties. Moisture rose to 12.6 percent, the highest since 1976, while protein stood at 12.4 percent. About 39 percent graded No. 1, 42 percent No. 1 or 2, and 20 percent No. 3 or below. Estimated total production was 348.8 million bushels, down from 361 million the previous year, with a final official yield due in December.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics
Kas
Woral
Ad Briefs and Local Notices Summary
COF TRAINING Service's Inc. operates a 24 hour aluminum recycling information line at 242-1918. Guy and Mae's Tavern in Winby closed for vacation from July 27 to August 10 and reopens Tuesday August 11. OHS Booster Club meets at 7 p.m. on August 11 in the library. Revival at Ottawa Christian Center, 903 North Poplar, runs Friday Saturday Sunday at 7 p.m. Leo and Barb Pilkenton of Dallas, Texas.
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COF Training Service's Inc
GUY & Mae's
Winby
Ottawa Christian Center
Sat
Leo & Barb Pilkenton
Dallas
New flag flies at Kanza Park in memoryof a serviceman
Zelda Marks of Ottawa RED 3 bought the flag at Kanza Park to honor her son U S Air Force Staff Sgt Randy J Livingston who died January 14 1981 from injuries in a German plane crash Ottawa VFW Commander Joe Wakefield announced the flag would be presented to Dr Del Hadley who has raised the flag daily at Kanza Park for years VFW members will continue buying flags for memorials at the park.
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Kanza Park
Zelda Marks
Ottawa Red 3
Ottawa
Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial
U.S. Air Force
Randy J. Livingston
Livingston
Germany
Joe Wakefield
VFW
del Hadley
Wakefield
Lane fair schedule highlights early massacre mention
Lane Fair events fill the day with demonstrations by the Rocky Mountain Fur Company, performances by the Lawrence Gun Fighters Association, Burlington Belles, and The Country Riders, plus a 4-H horse show, crafts show, games, and a draft horse pull at City Park. Trophies will be awarded at 9 p.m. and a ribbon winners list will be published next week.
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Rocky Mountain Fur Company
Lawrence Gun Fighters Association
Burlington Belles
the Country Riders
City Park
The
Herald
Kansas GOP leaders defend Quayle stance at Houston meet
McGill and Kansas GOP Chair Kim Wells lead a 30 member delegation to Houston for the Republican convention. McGill warns prominent Republicans want Quayle replaced but says it would be ill advised to do so now. Delegation includes 16 men and 14 women.
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Quayle
McGill
GOP
Kim Wells
Lawrence
Kansas
Houston
Ottawa Herald publishes 1992 subscription rates and staff info
The Ottawa Herald announces detailed 1992 subscription rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas, including rural routes and mail-out states, with various durations and prices. It also lists staff positions such as Editor Publisher Jim R. Hitch and Managing Editor Jay Bomis, among others.
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Jim R. Hitch
Jay Bomis
Tom Love Ees
Pag Arnstrong
Virginia
Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Garrier
Curries
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Olathe
Sonderholm
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Gop Man
Ottawa Herald
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Franklin
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