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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1996

Page

2

Franklin County Tourism Seeks Visitors Center and Focused Promotion

Ottawa and Franklin County tourism consultants urge a southern I 35 visitor center with video exhibits and a gift shop to draw passersby from interstate franchises. Moving the Franklin County Tourism Bureau to a central historic library site could boost visibility while arts, festivals, and two new trails expand day trips.

Ottawa Franklin County Franklin County Convention and Tourism Bureau Murray McGee Old Depot Convention and Tourism Bureau Arts Council Yale John D. Montgomery

Community Strength Through Adversity

The Guest Editorial urges Great Bend and Barton County to confront serious setbacks this year including a $6 million sewer plant cost, railroad withdrawals, and service cuts. It argues for collective effort to transform disappointments into opportunities and propel the community into the 21st century as a stronger, wealthier town.

Great Bend Barton County Hoisington

Islam is a religion of peace and shared God with Jews and Christians

The text argues Islam shares beliefs with Judaism and Christianity, explains core duties and beliefs, dispels myths about Muslims, Arabs, and conversions, and notes Muslims in the U.S. and political conflicts as secular, not religious, issues. It asserts Muslims are human beings like others and rejects terrorism.

Emient Middle East Mohammed Mecca Allah God Jesus Abraham Moses Cairo United States America Southern Baptist Convention Hamas Islamic Resistance Movement Israel Hizbullah Party of God Lebanon

Cremation, Niches, and High Fees Spark Family Debate

A widow recounts moving her husband Ken’s ashes from a home box to two niches in Memory Gardens Arlington Heights. Costs quoted ranged from 690 to 2000 for opening and closing, marble front replacement, and paperwork, prompting discussion of cremation cost and closure. The piece contrasts frugal and costly options while noting standard industry charges.

Joan Meister Ken Chicago Ken Meister First Presbyterian Church Arlington Heights Memory Gardens Billi Byrne Igor Doc Frankenstein Bill Byrne

Katie Graves Real power in Topeka hints at reelection doubt

The Kansas governor Katie Graves teases possible non reelection with careful leaks since last spring. Analysts outline scenarios including a one term stint, backing for Senate leadership, or shifting focus to his family after adopting a daughter, Katie.

Bill Graves San Diego Graves Glen Mason Pat Roberts Dick Bond Kansas Senate Bud Burke OlJathe Senate Bond Overland Park Johnson County Linda Katie Graves Bob Dole

Government contact list for Kansas officials and offices

A compiled directory of contact information for federal and state government leaders. Includes addresses in Washington and Topeka, phone numbers, faxes, emails, and a web address for Representative Sam Brownback. Names include President Bill Clinton and senators Frahm Kassebaum, plus Gov. Bill Graves and others.

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington D.C U.S Sheila Frahm Hart Senate Washington, D.C Topeka Nancy Kassebaum Russell Senate Sam Brownback Longworth House Kansas Ave Brownbak Hrhouse House.gov Brownback Bill Graves State Capitol Carla Stovall Judicial Center Doug Walker

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