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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1990
Page
6
Window of Opportunity at Ottawa Auditorium Series
Mayor Charles Gillette and auditorium director Dick Smith hosted at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium as the OMA seeks support for its entertainment season. Tickets are on sale with Gillette as the first contributor and The Herald plus Kansas State Bank named as initial sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gillette
Dick Smith
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
OMA
Steve Zak
Gillette
the Herald
The
Kansas State Bank
Mayor Gillette
Producers - Herald and
County reconsiders Ransom request
Franklin County commissioners may revisit RMH two mill levy for a new hospital addition after trustees presented a revised plan. The proposal envisions demolishing the old building due to brown recluse spiders and building a 22 000 square foot one story addition costing about 1 791 726 dollars with 500 000 dollars from RMH reserves. Bonds of 1 500 000 dollars would cover potential extra costs as clinics and beds expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elori Alvarado Herald
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
RMH Board of Trustees
Dan Cooper
Cooper Brothers Construction
Oklahoma City
Cooper
Local flood control champion Russell Crites dies at 77
Russell Crites, key ally in federal reservoir and Ottawa dike projects, died early today at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. He was 77. Funeral at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 13th and Maple, at 2 p.m. Saturday. Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home in charge. Duffy of the Kansas Water Office lauded Crites as devoted and jovial, with lifelong impact on Kansas water resources and wildlife habitat. He helped shape the state water plan, attended all 12 public meetings in its first year, and stayed active in fish, wildlife, and water quality issues. He also enjoyed fishing and tinkering with his boat last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Crites
Kansas
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th
Maple Streets
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Crites
Kansas Water Office
Kansas Water Management
Duffy
KWO
Saddam calls Bush a liar as gulf crisis escalates
Saddam Hussein denounces Bush as a liar in a televised letter while Iraq orders Americans and Britons in Kuwait to assemble at a hotel. Pentagon plans a 45000 Marines reinforcement as Bush meets King Hussein and Egypt reports large-scale arrests tied to an alleged assassination attempt on Saddam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney S. Feingold
Associated Press
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Persian Gulf
Britain
Kuwait
Emirate
Foreign Office
William Waldegrave
London
U.S
CBS News
U.S. State Department
Pentagon
Gulf Region
Bush
Jordan
Hussein
Saddam
The
United States
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Middle East
Hayden taps appeals judge to Kansas Supreme Court
Governor Mike Hayden announced that Bob Abbott, chief judge of the state Court of Appeals since its 1977 creation, will join the Kansas Supreme Court effective Sept. 1. Abbott replaces retiring Chief Justice Robert H. Miller as Richard W. Holmes becomes new chief justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
State Court of Appeals
State Supreme Cour
Mike Hayden
Bob Abbott
Court of Appeals
Junction City
Abbott
Robert H. Miller
Miller
Richard W. Holmes
Cour
Hayden
Elwaine Pomeroy
State Parole Board
Johnson County
George J. Pierron Jr
Margarine under scrutiny as study links trans fats to cholesterol rise
The report questions margarine safety and suggests trans fatty acids in hydrogenated oils may raise LDL and lower HDL. Experts urge industry to remove trans fats, noting margarine still often preferable to butter but with new cautions for heart health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Grundy
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center At
Dallas
Grundy
Edward A. Emken
U.S. Department of Agriculture Research Service
Peoria
Ill
U.S
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