Supermarkets embrace fast food trend with in store pizza plans
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports supermarkets are expanding fresh pizza offerings, with 43 percent of stores selling hot pizzas and some delivering. Projects include in-store dining areas, phone orders, and delis featuring ready-to-eat meals, microwavable options, and ethnic menus fueling growth in the away-from-home food dollar.
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Agriculture Department
National Food Review
Bashas
Arizona
Safeway
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Mich
Price
Raley’s
California
Goodings Super Markets
Florida
Kansas Briefs: Priddle to Leave State Government in January
Harland Priddle, secretary of the state Department of Commerce under Gov. Mike Hayden, will leave Jan. 14 when Gov.-elect Joan Finney is inaugurated. He plans to stay in Kansas and has no other job lined up. Lawrence report notes a U.S.-Soviet citizen conference failed to raise funds. budget $640,000, cost to delegate $750, and turnout fell short of expectations. Great Bend farmers warn water cuts threaten Wet Walnut Creek irrigation and Cheyenne Bottoms wildlife, voiced at a hearing on potential well shutdowns to restore mandated water flow.
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Topeka
Harland Priddle
State Department of Commerce
Mike Hayden
Priddle
Joan Finney
Kansas
Lawrence
U.S
Bob Swan
Swan
Kansans
Great Bend
Walnut Creek
Cheyenne Bottoms
State Department of Wildlife and Parks
Weather Outline for Kansas Tonight and Weekend
Mostly clear and cold tonight with lows near 20. Extended forecast across Kansas shows no precipitation with highs in the 50s Saturday and Sunday, cooling to the 40s Monday. Lows range from the 30s Saturday and Sunday to the lower 30s east and upper 20s west Monday.
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Kansas
State prisoners drop slightly in November in Kansas
Kansas prison population fell to 5790 inmates at month end, five fewer than October. Corrections officials caution the decline may not signal a lasting reversal after six months of increases. The drop followed a rise of 211 inmates from April to October.
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Topeka
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Kansas
Larned State Hospital
Department of Corrections
Steve Davies
Davies
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listed for 1990
Ottawa Herald shows delivery options and prices effective April 1 1990 for carriers oral towns motor route and mail. Prices include one month 5.25 to 6.50 and yearly rates up to 72.50, with Franklin County adjacent counties and out of state mail options. The notice ends with a statement promising truth above all.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
County grants fund Franklin hazardous waste collection facility
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment awarded Franklin County a 12400 grant under the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program to create a permanent facility south of 19th Street run by the noxious weed department. It aims to open by month end with monthly Saturday hours while haulers move collected wastes to larger depositories.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Franklin County
Harvey
Miami
Shawnee
Leawood
Overland Park
The
Lakes Region Earth
Joan Vibert
Bob Chamberlain
Department of Public Works
Ray DeJulio
19Th Street
KDHE
Kansas
Wills stabbing convict up for parole
Franklin County inmates eligible for January parole hearings include Donald L. Burgess of Ottawa serving five to 20 years for aiding and abetting second degree murder in the 1987 Saddleback Lounge death of Jari Wills, a former Kansas State University basketball player. Other inmates from Lansing, Hutchinson, and Winfield face hearings December 13, 14, and 27 at Topeka, Kansas City, and Wichita venues. Citizens may submit comments by writing the Kansas Parole Board.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Donald L. Burgess
Hutchinson
Wills
Kansas State University
Saddleback
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Topeka Public Library
Commissioners
Wyandotte County Counhouse
Kansas City
Kan
Wichita Municipal
London State Office
Jackson St
Topeka
All Night Skate and Christmas Ads in Ottawa Briefs
A collection of local ad briefs lists events and sales in Ottawa including All Night Skate at Rall A Way Skate Center, B J Humpitt’s High Caliber Band performances, choose and cut Christmas trees near New Hope Church, dance at Peppar's, free holiday catalog at Sutton's Jewelry, Fresh Cut Christmas Trees at Willis Garden Center, Gladman Studio vacation notice December 10 to 14, JAYCEES Christmas tree fundraiser, Far East Traders open house, Sacred Heart paper drive, piano sale at Wal-Mart with raffle, bird supplies at Willis Gordon Center, Santa suit rental, Scruples sale, Charlotte's Chat & Curl specials, and Young Place coat sale.
Priddle to address OFCED annual dinner in Ottawa
The Ottawa Franklin County Economic Development dinner begins at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Ottawa Country Club with social reception at 5 45 p m. Cost is 10 with reservations at Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce office 109 E 2nd by Monday. Harland E Priddle Kansas Department of Commerce secretary will speak. he plans to resign after Gov elect Finney is sworn in.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Priddle
Ottawa Area
Jack Brier
Priddie
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