Pope John Paul II ends Turkey visit with Orthodox unity hopes
Pope John Paul II wrapped up a three day trip in Turkey after an historic Orthodox service at St George in Istanbul. He and Patriarch Demetrius I voiced steps toward reconciliation while security remained tight amid attacks on Istanbul banks. The pope then toured Ephesus and Mary’s shrine before returning to Rome.
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Demetrius I
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Demetrius
John Paul
Aegean
Izmir
Ephesus
Associated Press
Ismail Kovaci
Library Information Center Answers Your Questions
The Community Information Center at 5th and Main offers help by phone, mail, or in person. Questions cover science, geography, firewood measures, international consulates, postal employment, time and temperature numbers, and new Christmas books and media.
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5Th and Main
Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant fuel loading pushed to 1983
Federal officials said Wolf Creek in Burlington Kansas will likely load nuclear fuel in October 1983, about a year later than planned. NRC and builders KC Power & Light and KG&E noted schedules may shift but could be made up with progress. plant is 46 percent complete.
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Burlington, Kan
Wolf Creek
NRC
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Glenn Koester
Kg&e
Bill Lovelace
Christmas season events and shop ads in Ottawa area
Free Mary Kay facial offer and an upcoming studio event at Wright's Shop. Eagles Lodge hosts Saturday steak night with reservations and a 9 pm dance. Prescott Reunion at Lakeside Inn features country and western music. Open house at Country Floral with poinsettias and seasonal plants. Ottawa Municipal Auditorium presents Kitty Wells on Dec 1 with tickets at Butler's and box office. Local businesses announce holiday specials, garden center promotions, and financial ads.
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Kitty Wells
Butler’s Music Store
Four Iranian Students Face Deportation at K State
Four Iranian students at Kansas State University face deportation hearings after interviews with INS. Violations cited include not updating admission forms and transferring schools without notice. Of 115 Iranian students registered, 103 were interviewed. 99 had in order paperwork, 12 not yet contacted by Dec. 13. Two students withdrew this week amid objections to photo requirements.
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Kan
Kansas State University
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Kansas City
Andre Nutis
Immigration Service
Nutis
K-State
U.S
Roy Lewis services set at Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
Obituary and notices record Roy Lewis died Friday with funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Bethany Chapel Baptist Church and burial in Hope Cemetery. Also listed are arrests, burglaries, divorces, civil cases, a meal plan for the RMH week, and miscellaneous notices from Pomona and nearby areas.
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Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
Hope Cemetery
Local OHS Week Highlights Field Trips Tests Play Prep
This week at OHS featured field trips to Nelson Art Gallery and Topeka outings for history classes. Psych staff from the Miami County Mental Health Clinic spoke to J D Horsch’s class, while fall production Ten Little Indians nears shows on Dec 7 8. Basketball opens Tuesday with Cyclones hosting the Emporia Spartans as Cyclonettes debut in new uniforms.
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Miami County
Darwitt Eades
OHS
OHL
Cyclones
Emporia Spartans
Cyclonettes
Queen Of Country Music Near Sellout At Local Show
Kitty Wells headlining tonight at Municipal Auditorium with Johnny Wright Bobby Wells and the Tennessee Mountain Boys. Dave Hall opens. Walt Butler of Butler's Music Store reports about 20 tickets remain, singles only, in balcony and rear sections. Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1976 Wells headlines with family and band.
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Walt Butler
Butler
S. Main
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Kitty
Country Music Hall of Fame
Johnny Wright
Bobby
McHale
Postcard Art Show at Ottawa Library Opens Monday
Ottawa Library hosts a small nature postcard exhibit through December 16 featuring original postcard sized works by Kansas Artists' Postcard Series. The display is sponsored by Ottawa Community Arts Council with broader support from Kansas groups. Postcards cost 5 dollars, 4.50 for orders of ten or more, with an order sheet at the library.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
OCAC
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Honey Creek Clan
PENCE
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Edward D. Jones & Company
E. 2Nd
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the Daily Report
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Quenemo
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Princeton
Martha Dick Kirkland
Overland Park
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Edwardsville
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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RMH
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Bohemia
National Theatre
National Conservatory
New York
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New World
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Prague
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Iowa St. Lawrence
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Country Club Plaza
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Connie Wright
Topeka
State Historical Society
State Capitol
Iowa
Association of Community Arts Councils
Memoriam
Dane Son Mp
Hickory
Rein Taylor
R.R
Ottawa, Ks
Agatha Christie
Devon
Wassmers
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