County approves subdivision rules
The Franklin County commission unanimously okayed updated subdivision regulations to align with state law. The plan ning commission gains ability for county changes without full review, reducing remand delays, and definitions now include mobile manufactured and group homes. Public copies will be printed. terms of three planning commissioners expire in September.
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Bill Tellier
Franklin County Commission
County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Gary Griffith
Griffith and Associates
Prairie Village
County Commission
Pete Nicholson
Nichols
Commission
David Dunsmoor
Wellsville
George Alexander
Lane
Art Witham
Pomona
Nicholson
Witham
Alexander
Wyandotte seeks new Sandstone manager
Wyandotte County seeks a new operator for Sandstone Amphitheatre after ordering legal condemnation of World Entertainment Systems to void the lease. The move aims to replace the current manager and cover the $590,000 annual bond obligation with a more income producing plan as 70,000 attendees fell short of the 125,000 target.
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Kansas City, Kan
Wyandotte County Commission
Wyandotte
Wayne Lampson
World Entertainment Systems
World Entertainment Services
Lampson
Sandstone
James A. Pusateri
Topeka
New Caller ID service to debut in Lawrence Kansas
Southwestern Bell plans to offer Caller ID in Lawrence as Kansas first test market pending Kansas Corporation Commission approval. The service would start December 21 with a monthly fee of 6.50 for homes and 8.50 for businesses plus installation charges per line.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Mike Scott
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Tost
Scott
Southwestern Bell
Topeka mayor vows veto of stereo rule
Topeka Kansas mayor Butch Felker pledged a veto of a newly passed city ordinance banning loud sounds from car stereo systems. The Topeka City Council approved the measure 5 to 4 after amendments that changed the audible-distance standard from 50 feet to 100 feet and removed vague phrasing.
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Topeka
Topeka, Kan
Butch Felker
Felker
Vic Miller
Miller
Weather Forecast for OMA and Kansas Period
Cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of showers and a low in the mid 50s. North wind 10 mph or less. Friday through Sunday dry with highs in the mid to upper 70s on Friday warming to the mid 70s to lower 80s by Sunday. Lows in the 50s.
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Kansas
Woman Wins Over $3 Million Settlement in 1988 Crash
Donna Squier of Beaumont reaches a settlement of more than 3 million with St Francis Regional Medical Center three doctors and an Oklahoma driver before trial in Sedgwick County District Court. Squier, paralyzed and with memory loss after a coma from a wrist surgery, was injured July 24 1988 on Kansas 77 near Burns when a southbound vehicle swerved.
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Wichita, Kan
St. Francis Regional Medical Center
Oklahoma
Donna Squier
Beaumont
Sedgwick
Squier
St. Francis
Dennis M. Clyde
Johnson County
Kansas 77
Burns
Robert Sherwin
Tulsa
Clyde
Hugo Weber
Calvin Olmstead
Tyrone Anz
Ms. Squier
Hospital
Sherwin
Finney and Stephan clash over Kansas abortion law
Gov Joan Finney and Attorney General Bob Stephan again spar over the states abortion statute. Stephan questions Finneys understanding of the law while she defends signing it in April. He argues late term limits may violate the U S Supreme Court and Kansas Constitution, and warns of a federal suit if legislature stalls.
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Topeka
Kan
Joan Finney
Bob Stephan
Stephan
U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Finney
Kansas State University gains 10 year accreditation
Kansas State University was accredited for ten more years by the North Central Association, despite financial concerns. The report praised private support growth and the recruitment program while noting issues such as funding declines, enrollment fluctuations, and lack of minorities in high ranking roles. Enrollment rose to a record 21,137 in 1990 after dips from earlier years.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Commission On Institutions of Higher Education
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
Kansas State
Lloyd Leake
Gonzaga University
Durable goods orders drop in July amid economy fears
U S factory data show a 3.4 percent decline in durable goods orders in July with aircraft, machinery, and steel leading the fall. The drop, occurring during the presidential campaign, lowers hopes for jobless rate improvement as economists warned continued weakening could hinder broader economic recovery. Durable goods cover items from home appliances to turbines and computers. The unemployment rate stood at 7.7 percent in July after an eight-year high.
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Washington
U.S
Bush
Bill Clinton
Houston
Baldwin area ads and carrier request in Ottawa Herald
Announcements advertise anniversary bands by Sutton's Jewelry and layaway options. A carrier needed for Baldwin city in the Ottawa Herald with contact Kathy at 242 4700. Also listed are grass seed deals from Town & Country Supply and Tucker Sutton's Jewelry trade ins.
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Layaway
Sutton's Jewelry
Baldwin
The
Ottawa Herald
Gall
Kathy
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1992
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and postage info with published rates effective March 16 1992. Rates vary by delivery method carrier city mail motor route and counties with a long schedule of monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly prices, all advance payments and state tax included.
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Ottawa
Carrer
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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Princeton
Rantoul
Richmond
Ca.ft
Sam
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Dukes
KSU
Town & Country Supply
Princeton Rd
Sutton
S. Cedar
Dim A. Hiteh
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstri
Virginia
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