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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1992

Page

6

GOP Convention Opens as Bush Campaign Faces Change Pressure

Republicans gathered at the Astrodome to rally behind President Bush amid worries they remain in a 12 year grip on the White House. Abortion foe floor battle fades as Bush vows renewed energy and a campaign to defeat Clinton and gain a new Congress.

Houston Bush White House Bill Clinton Astrodome George Bush United States Clinton Congress Bond Iraq New York Barbara Indiana

Area woman backs Bush Quayle ticket at GOP convention

June Cooper, a 57 year old Garnett housewife, is among 30 Kansas delegates at the Astrodome who affirm the Bush Quayle ticket. Other Kansas delegates discuss possible changes, but Cooper says it is too late. State delegation plans to vote for the ticket Wednesday night while Sen. Dole to introduce Bush on Thursday. Abortion rights advocates warn of a potential floor fight. Continued on page 8.

June Cooper Cooper Kansas Astrodome Bob Dole R-Kan Bush

U S weighs no fly zone in southern Iraq

U S and allies consider a protective no fly zone after reports of Shiite minority abuses in the south. U N inspectors met with Iraqi officials and completed five hours of access. Edward Perkins called Saddam a ruler of terror.

Washington Saddam Hussein U.S U.N Iraq Hussein United States Britain France Edward J. Perkins United Nations

Princeton celebration aims to raise funds for Garst Field fence

The Princeton community festival on Saturday features a white elephant auction a sloppy joe dinner bingo games and children activities at the community building and Garst Field. A softball and volleyball tournament runs daylong with contact numbers for teams and a 6 pm parade themed Dream Team U.S.A. followed by an 8 pm street dance by the Chase band admission is 5 per person sponsored by the Princeton Recreation Commission.

Rinceton Princeton Garst Field Us-59 Ron Dunbar Brenda Bones Princeton United Methodist Church Garst Bud Welch Calvin Pearson Rhonda Imel

County approves grant for Ransom Hospital debts plan

Franklin County commissioners met with grant writer Elaine Needham to sign for a $500,000 Community Development Block Grant awarded to Ransom Memorial Hospital. Needham is named grant administrator. Payment structure splits $250,000 installments with $223,000 to IRS and $31,306 to Continental Insurance. hospital must contribute $5,126 to cover both debts.

Franklin County Elaine Needham Ransom Memorial Hospital Internal Revenue Service Continental Insurance Continental

Quarter drive to crown Kansas Statehouse dome statue

Salina businessman John Hauptli launches a statewide campaign asking 400,000 Kansas students to donate quarters to fund an Ad Astra statue atop the statehouse dome. The project, begun in 1984, aims for private funding totaling about $800,000 with $500,000 for dome prep and $60,000 already raised by artist Richard Bergen from bronze miniatures.

Salina Kan Statehouse Dome John Hauptli Hauptli Richard Bergen Bergen Kansas Arts Commission Statehouse The Arts Commission

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