Clinton inauguration opens with bus trip to Lincoln Memorial
President-elect Clinton will start inaugurtion events with a Sunday bus trip from Monticello to the Lincoln Memorial near the White House. Rahm Emanuel said the drive honors two revered presidents and leads to a large celebration on the Mall. The four day program includes eight free events, an open house at the White House, and aims for broad inclusion with a theme New Beginnings Renewed Hope.
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Princeton man arrested on marijuana charges
A rural Princeton man was arrested Tuesday afternoon at 434 Sycamore on suspicion of possession of marijuana. Ottawa police confiscated about 6% pounds of marijuana during the investigation and charged Sheldon L. Mundy III, 28, of Princeton with felony possession of marijuana no tax stamp and attempting to flee. Mundy was taken into custody as he backed his car into a pickup driven by Mike Reed, with no injuries reported.
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South Sycamore
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County buys trailer to spread rock for road work
Franklin County commissioners accepted a 24075 dollar bid from Berry Tractor and Equipment Co for a 20 ton belly-dump trailer to haul and spread road rock delivering within 30 days. The panel also proclaimed National Home Health Care Week and noted a 2031 dollar state grant for child health assessments aiding uninsured low income families.
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Berry Tractor and Equipment Co. Inc
Topeka
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Mike Pruner
Pruner
Health Department
Greenpeace climbs Sears Tower protest banner
Four Greenpeace members ascended about 20 stories on the Sears Tower in Chicago to unfurl a 50-foot square banner for the 50th anniversary of the first nuclear fission chain reaction. The banner reads End the 50-year nuclear nightmare Nuclear-free future now Greenpeace. Firefighters stand by with no plan to remove the climbers.
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Faith Lutheran hosts Captive Free tour performers
Faith Lutheran Church at 316 E 12th hosts Captive Free a Midwest touring youth music team at 7 30 p m Wednesday Pastor John Duran invites the public especially young people The group features concert sing along media presentations personal word and witness puppetry and drama and presents a faith encouraging program all performers are college students.
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Night Forecast Turns Cloudy With Light SE Winds
The forecast calls for tonight to become cloudy with a low around 22 degrees. Southeast winds of 5 to 15 mph are expected as conditions end the day.
Agency smooths state dispute reaches new contract
The policy board backed a 1993 agreement with Green and favored hiring a local attorney over Kansas Legal Service. Four of seven members attended to form a quorum. Hoglund and Bundy supported the deal with Bundy as Miami County and Hoglund as Franklin County representatives. Bardsley did not vote. Bridging roles, Rogers remains Coffey County official on the board, while Stohs has resigned health reasons. Branstrator was elevated to full duties during Barlford's absence and Hoglund and Bundy hold signing authority for checks.
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Ann Hoglund
Richard Bardsley
Eckaaa
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Bardsley
Kansas Legal Service
Hoglund
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Bundy
Miami County
Anderson County
Rogers
Coffey County
Mable Stohs
Cecil Redenbaugh
Osage County
Gordon Gorrel
Linn County
Branstrator
Hisler
Hog
RMH Sees 1992 Finances Improve Despite Losses
RMH shows about 550000 in revenue for the first ten months of 1992 while an operations loss of around 667000 occurred through October. A county diversion of roughly 118000 from construction funds to operating costs widened the gap. Depreciation accounts for nearly 440000 of projected annual loss. Trustees convene Monday to review the 1993 budget and discuss physician staffing needs for Franklin County, including 7.5 general practitioners and 4.2 internists. One candidate from Nigeria discussed for family practice residency commitment. action deferred. Trustees approved hiring a new physical therapy manager recalled from W. E. Smith and Associates, with several items tabled, and retirement payments authorized to two 70-year-old employees to meet Social Security rules. The panel also formed a committee to review the retirement plan.
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Bob Bregant
Nigeria
Bettie Sue Shumway
del Hadley
Ann Driver
Bregant
W.E. Smith
Tom Briggs
Hoisington
Tom Rornholdt
John Coen
Keith Gaoddert
Bob Green
Ottawa Herald publishes 1992 rates for home delivery and mail
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices dated March 16 1992 for Ottawa delivery by carrier motor route and mail. Rates vary by duration and region including Franklin County adjacent counties and the rest of Kansas with all prices in advance and state sales tax included.
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Ottawa area holiday sales and events roundup
Local listings detail department store promos at Kramer drug Fragrance dept and Fashion Alley woolrich sweaters 25 percent off. Community notices include Ottawa Sr Citizens annual election December 4 at 1 p.m. and VFW Christmas potluck December 6. Also ads for Avon sale December 4 to 6, estate jewelry at Suttons, a Cedar Square church dinner December 4, and various appointments and promotions for local businesses and services.
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