Leadership Franklin County selects 16 for class '91
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Leadership Franklin County '91 names 16 residents for five seminars from Jan 10 to March 14. Participants include Dale Howard Elizabeth Boodro Birzer Lee Findley Joe Underwood and others with sponsors from Ottawa Herald Ramsey Printing and local groups. A Feb 28 Capitol tour is highlighted as a special feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hitch
Franklin County
Ottawa Area
Topeka
Hutchinson Students Face Expulsion Over Loaded Gun Incident
A 13 year old student at Liberty Middle School in Hutchinson brought a loaded .22 caliber handgun to the school. After the gun was found in the locker about 15 minutes after the start of the day the student was suspended and recommended for expulsion for the rest of the year. The motive cited was fear of high school students who had beaten him earlier. Harris Enterprises explores employee stock ownership for its newspaper group including The Hutchinson News.
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Hutchinson
Liberty Middle School
Lila Fritschen
John Tracy
Harris Enterprises
Otawa Herald
Kansas
Iowa
California
Richard Buzbee
Hutchinson News
Harris Enterprise
Harris and Rays
Ottawa Herald Staff List and Subscription Rates Notice
The Ottawa Herald lists staff members Jim A Hitch Terry Ostme day Bomis Carol Ackermai Peg Amstrong Virginia Whitner Wayne Snow Joan Rossman with positions including Editor Publisher City Editor Advertising Director and more. It publishes subscription rates for delivery starting April 1 1990 in Ottawa and surrounding areas with various monthly quarterly half yearly and yearly prices including rural town and motor route options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim A. Hitch
Terry Ostmeday Bomis
Carol Ackermai
Peg Amstrong
Virgina Whitner
Wayne Snow
Joan Rossman
Unemployment Surges to 5.9 Percent in November
Washington reports the jobless rate rising to 5.9 percent, the highest in three years, with payrolls dropping 267,000 in November and 180,000 in October. The declines span nearly all industries, with manufacturing hardest hit per Labor Department data.
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Washington
Labor Department
Sumner County Leads Kansas Wheat Output in 1990
Kansas Agricultural Statistics reports Sumner County harvested 15.3 million bushels, far above other counties and surpassing winter wheat production of 20 states. Nationally, the 1990 crop reached a record 472 million bushels, up from 213.6 million in 1989, with drought-affected prior-year figures recovering strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Corn
Harris
Topeka
Sumner County
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics
Sumner
KAS
Aliné
Finney County
Johnson County
Franklin County
Neosho County
Labette County
Wall Street Dow Falls on Weak Employment Signals
The Dow Jones industrial average slid 13.37 to 2589.11 at noon as weak employment data spurred caution. Investors weighed a dimmer recession outlook and softer profits, with Humana tumbling 24 points to 42 1/2 amid smaller earnings gains and persisting margin pressures. Volume reached 78.51 million, well below Thursday’s 163.32 million.
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New York
Dow Jones
Wall Street
U.S
Humana
Weather Log Temperatures From Old Almanac Entries
The bulletin records historical temperature figures and dates including 1939 and 1950 with noted values such as 75, 0.00 and 4.39.12 and 38.27 appear among scattered entries describing a stable trend across periods AB 1919 and related data.
All Night Skate and Christmas Bazaar Ads Tonight
A jumble of community event ads lists an All Night Skate on Friday December 7 at Roll-A-Way Skate Sacred Heart sponsored by K of C Center Ottawa. Also notes a paper drive Saturday December 8 10:30 pm. Christmas tree choose and cut events December 8 9 pm near New Hope Church. Various shops advertise Christmas trees gifts jewelry piano sale and holiday catalogs with contact numbers and local venues.
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Sacred Heart
K of C. Center
Ottawa
M. W
New Hope Church
Call
Andy
Kristy Wollen
Stay Quit Tip Day 19 Exercise to Relieve Tension
The guidance urges simple physical actions to reduce stress during the quitting process. Examples include climbing stairs instead of elevators, parking farther away and walking, and at home doing toe touches, jogging in place, and jumping jacks.
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Franklin Savings Assn
Kathy Elliott
Ottawa University
Keith M. Shaver
Ottawa Truck Corp
Dick Smith
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
John McFarland
Franklin
County Farm Bureau
Eileen Bowling
Kansas State Bank
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Joe Underwood
Elizabeth Birzer
Dale Howard
Lee Findley
Keith Shaver
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Rendleman Office Supply
Fred Allenbrand
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State of Kansas
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