First Lady Barbara Bush Refrains From Abortion Stand
Barbara Bush avoids taking a public position on abortion saying such matters are personal and should stay out of party platforms. While the Republican platform in Houston calls for a constitutional abortion ban, she notes her stance remains private and cites family considerations and her wish for four more years with President Bush.
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Washington
Barbara Bush
Republican Party
Houston
Bush
America
George Bush
White House
Sam Bush LeBlond
Jeb Bush Jr
Nancy Ellis LeBlond
Central Heights CH board to discuss 1992 budget hearing
The Central Heights school board meets at 7 tonight to set the 1992 93 budget at a public hearing then holds a monthly session on the mill levy. The district proposes 39.81 mills for 1992 93 with 32 for general fund 4.0 for capital outlay and 3.81 for bond payments, down from 48.93 mills last year. Total expenditures are forecast around 3.9 million with state aid and federal funds covering the rest. Action will be taken on the budget and on diesel and gasoline bids.
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Central Heights School Board
Weather Tonight and Kansas Outlook Forecasts
Clear and very cool tonight with a record low near 50 and calm wind. Kansas outlook for Sunday through Tuesday shows a chance of thunderstorms Monday night and Tuesday. Sunday cool, warmer Sunday night and through Tuesday with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s initially, then around 80s Monday and Tuesday. Lows in the 50s Sunday warming to upper 50s to mid 60s Monday and Tuesday.
Candidates quizzed on Ottawa issues in special session
Matthews and Cummiskey discuss growth, housing, and workforce retraining for Ottawa. They favor light industry, tourism, and Habitat for Humanity while warning heavy industry could harm livability. Both support stronger workforce programs and housing reform. Welch replacement to be appointed at 3 p.m. Monday.
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Matthews
Winfield
Ottawa
Cummiskey
Commission
Habitat For Humanity
City Commission
Cummiskeys
Matthewses
City Hall
Welch
Anti-drug program targets area families
A regional anti drug program titled Preparing for the Drug Free Years will run at Ransom Memorial Hospital from 6 30 to 8 30 p m on September 14 and continue five weeks with sessions in Burlingame Garnett and six county area. Local residents were trained to present the program and will conduct sessions in their counties. The program is part of Kansas Family Initiatives and covers preventing drug abuse building family positions on drugs saying no to drugs anger management and strengthening family bonds with interactive activities for parents and children.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
East Central Region
Burlingame
Garnett
Douglas
Franklin
Linn
Osage
Anderson
Coffey
Kansas
Rickabaugh
Ad Briefs and Local Events In Burlington Era
Events include Dave Wooge and East BST Band performing at Burlington Fair tonight. An electric alarm stop watch offered at Suttons Cavalry 207 S Main with phone 242-3723. OMA Country Talent Showcase auditions at Clark County this Sunday at 2 pm. Delores Williams offers cosmetology services with contact 242-8126. Enroll at NCCC with start dates mid August. OWBA fall meeting scheduled Aug 16 at Heartland Bowl Center. New arrivals at Litwin's feature Brush-Poppers and Western blouses from Southwest Canyon and Adobe Rose with a sale on advertising pens through Aug 26. Screen & Holler at 415 S Main, 242-3063.
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Screen & Holler
S. Main
Auditions and festivals dot regional summer scene
The area hosts a Country Talent Showcase audition Sunday at Pete's Clark Country II with a Septem ber CMA prize of ten thousand dollars including a Nashville recording session. Weekend events include Bluegrass Jam Festival at Lake Pomona, a grand stage show, a bluegrass gospel program, craft show, and a greased pig and tug of war contest in Burlingame. Kansas City hosts Ethnic Enrichment Festival at Swope Park and Heart of America Toy Show at Reardon Civic Center. Topeka features Ice Day at the Zoo, tomato canning demo at the Kansas Museum of History, and Sizzling Showstoppers fundraising concert at the Topeka Performing Arts Center.
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Clark Country II
Eisenhower Road
Us-50
CMA
Nashville
Clark Country
Old Depot Museum
W. Tecumseh
Dietrich Cabin
City Park Area
Eli Mlion
Heart of America
Reardon Civic Center
Minnesota
Kansas City
Kan
Crown Center Square
Johnson County Community College
Quivira
Topeka
Topeka Zoological Park
Fairmont-Zarde Dairy
Katie Armitage
Lawrence
Kansas Museum of History
S.W
Annitage
Franklin County Historical Society
Quantrill
Topeka Civic Theatre
P.m
Topeka Performing Arts Center
Bush to visit Branson after convention
Missouri GOP chairman Tom Fowler told KTTS on Thursday that President Bush and Mrs. Bush will arrive in Branson on August 21 after the Republican National Convention. Silver Dollar City staff said they are coordinating for a rally with presidential representatives.
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Branson
Bush
GOP
Tom Fowler
Republican Party
Missouri
KTTS
Springfield
Silver Dollar City
Ottawa Herald publication rates and staff listings
The Ottawa Herald delivers daily except Sundays with staff including Editor & Publisher A. Hitch and Managing Editor Tom Love. Subscription rates jump in 1992 across several plans, from one month to one year, with values for Ottawa, rural towns, motor routes, Franklin County, adjacent counties, and out-of-state mail. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
A. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Oltiog
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossmance
Cartiar
Franklin
State of Kansas
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