Soldier is Convicted in Fort Riley Case and Dismissed
Fort Riley reports Sgt. George Morse, 25, of Grayling Michigan, a trumpet player in the 1st Infantry Division band, was sentenced by a special court martial to five months confinement and a bad conduct discharge for eight counts of disobeying deployment orders. He forfeits $482 in pay for each month of confinement. Morse may appeal. In Topeka, Kansas Lottery officials announce sale of a new bingo based game with $1 tickets, latex patches, and prizes up to $500. The odds of $500 are one in 50,000. A Hutchinson recycling drive saves 132 trees, collects over 22,000 telephone directories, and diverts more than five tons of books from landfills. The drive ran since Oct. 25 and was backed by Southwestern Bell and local partners.
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Fort Riley
Middle East
George Morse
Grayling
Mich
1St Infantry Division
Morse
Richard Russell
Russell
Topeka
Kansas
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Area
Southwestern Bell
Dillon Stores
Hutchinson News and American Packaging Co
Dillons
Richard Shank
Wichita
Associated Press & Harris News Service
Ottawa student aids Alaska fires with wildlife focus
Randi Anderson of Ottawa RFD 1, a National Merit finalist and veterinary doctor, has spent 10 fire seasons in Alaska on hot shot crews and as an incident commander. She studies wildlife at the University of Alaska, aims for a BLM career, and has published on horse medications.
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Ottawa High School
Anderson
University of Alaska
Kansas State University
Alaska
Alaska Fire Suppression
Bureau of Land Management
Compendium
Andersons
Fairbanks
Wall Street Higher On Inflation Data Puts Market Upbeat
Wall Street rose in choppy trading after noon as the Dow Jones average gained 13.61 points to 2606.93. Analysts cited reassurance from the latest inflation figures with the Labor Department reporting the Consumer Price Index up 0.3 percent in November, half the October rise and far below September and August increases.
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New York
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates and Staff Credits Fractured Text
The Ottawa Herald page lists staff members and advertising director. It includes subscription rates for Ottawa residents and surrounding areas with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly prices for carrier, mail, and out of state delivery. The OCR text is fragmented and contains repeated phrases and misaligned captions.
Weather forecast for Kansas turns colder with clear nights
Mostly clear tonight with near 30 degree low. From Thursday to Saturday a cooling trend across Kansas with highs from the 20s in the northwest to near 40 in the southeast and lows from single digits northwest to the 30s southeast. By Saturday lows fall to zero to five below in the northwest and down to the low 20s southeast. Barometer 29.81 inches. sunset 5 01. sunrise 7 36. Historical figures noted but unreadable.
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Kansas
Franklin County Health Dept Ads and Holiday Promos
A collage of local ads lists cholesterol screening five dollars triglyceride and blood sugar tests five dollars each limited to a 12 hour fasting period, a one dollar blood pressure test, and announcements for shops offering discounts and services. Notable items include Franklin County Health Dept events, Bernhardt School of TRUE Dance enrollments, Drake's Jewelry gift certificates, Lookin Glass gifts, Wright Studio gifts, Guy & Maes Tavern holiday closures, Santa Claus at Peek's, Crooks Floor Covering holiday closures, Watts Concrete Yard Ornaments, Wolken Oil Chiefs score contest, Yellow Brick Road Baum books, Sutton’s Jewelry garage sale.
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Franklin County Health Dept
Franklin County Annex
Ottawa City Commission agenda focuses on planning aid and licenses
The Ottawa City Commission meets at 9 35 am Wednesday with a light agenda. Items include approval of an $8000 contract with Bucher Willis Ratliff for planning advisory services for 1991, approval of beer license applications, and a boundary redefinition resolution. Also, 25 and 10 year service awards will be given, and a special session set for December 27 to update city code. The Interstate Commerce Commission bans smoking on interstate bus service, with charter buses allowed to permit smoking if all passengers agree.
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Lori Alvarado
Herald
Ottawa City Commission
Bucher Willis & Ratliff
Kansas City
Steve Lewis
City Planning Commission
Pete Smith
Charles Gillette
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Commission
RMH board to meet for special session and budget work
Trustees of Ransom Memorial Hospital will hold a special meeting and budget work session at 6 30 tonight in the hospital cafeteria.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Quit Smoking Support Suggestion Day 28 Message
Temptation can strike when support is unavailable. Consider joining a local quit smoking program or seek daily guidance from your local American Cancer Society unit. You are not alone in making this healthy investment in your future.
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American Cancer Society
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Hutch
Randi Anderson
Jay and
Pat Anderson
Ottawa
RFD 1
Wall Street
Patert
Jack Solomon
Bear
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Jim A. Hitch
Terry Ostmayer
Jay Bomis
Carol Ackermann
Peg Armstrong
Virginia
Camior
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Ralph Young
Lincoln
Jennifer Galutia
Dale
Brenda Galutia
N. Poplar
George Wadewitz
Alice
Ottawa Red 3
George
Jennifer
Mans
Appanoosa
Cou
Platt
BNOW
Colby
Salina
Weather Network
Mto
Tey
Pitsburg
Ad Briefs
Lawrence
Save!i
Drake's
Looking Glass
Lou
Diane
Wright Studio
GUY & Mae's
Williamsburg
Santa Claus
Peek
Pomona
Crooks
WATTS
KC Chiefs
Wolken Oil
Philip
Frank Baum
Yellow Brick Road
S. Main
Sutton
RMH Board
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