Dole in good spirits after prostate cancer surgery
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole 68 was listed in good condition at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after an uneventful night following Wednesday's prostate removal surgery. An aide said he had breakfast with his wife and read cards and Christmas messages from well wishers.
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Wingert Named Legislative Liaison for Gov Finney
Ottawa political veteran George Wingert, eight year Kansas House veteran and former chair of the Government Organization Committee, is named legislative liaison for Gov. Joan Finney. He replaces Jack Alexander and will commute from Ottawa to Topeka, staying in Topeka during legislative sessions.
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Yearwood Cancelled From Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Series
The Ottawa audience loses Trisha Yearwood in the Country USA series after she changes managers and joins a national tour with Randy Travis from January to May. All other bookings in that period are canceled, with hopes to reschedule later. Carl Perkins also cancelled earlier for health reasons.
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Wall Street Dips as Economy News Hits Markets
The Dow Jones industrials fell 5.36 to 2,902.73 by noon on Wall Street amid fresh economy concerns. Advanced Micro Devices rose 1 percent after forecasting higher Q4 sales driven by strong chip demand. General Motors cut details on planned reductions in size and spending, while the NYSE composite slipped 0.60 to 210.84 and the American Stock Exchange index dropped 1.34.
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Williamsburg to get single-line service upgrades
Southwestern Bell will convert four two-party and 74 four-party stations in Williamsburg to single-line service as part of a $160 million TeleKansas modernization. The upgrade brings call waiting, call forwarding, three-way calling, speed calling, and later direct dialing of long distance plus enhanced 911. Affected customers will be notified. other Franklin County party lines will convert by late 1992.
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Tonight's Weather Forecast for Ute Vereddta and Kansas
Cloudy night with a 70 percent chance of light rain and low in the mid 30s. Kansas outlook from Saturday to Monday shows rain in the southeast and rain or snow in the northwest with lows from the low 20s to mid 30s and highs from the mid 30s to mid 40s, warming to the low 50s southeast by Monday.
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Fire safety tips from Ottawa Fire Department during holidays
Ottawa Fire Chief Richard Towe urges caution as candles and trees raise fire risk. Guidelines include keeping fresh trees watered, away from heat sources, never leaving lit candles unattended, storing matches out of reach, inspecting lights for damage, turning off lights when away or asleep, avoiding overloaded extension cords, using UL labeled products, and not using the fireplace as an incinerator for evergreen branches or wrapping paper.
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Herald City
Ottawa
Richard Towe
Ottawa Fire Department
Underwriters Laboratories
Ottawa Herald subscription rates year 1991 list
The Ottawa Herald lists detailed subscription prices effective March 4 1991 in Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates cover carrier motor route and mail delivery with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options, including rural towns and out of state mail, all prepaid and tax inclusive.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Vay Bemis
Carol Ackermann
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Chica
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Jobless claims jump in early December 493000 mark
Washington AP reports initial unemployment claims rose sharply to 493000 for the week ended December 7, up from 414000 the prior week. Economists seek confirmation of a trend as the labor market shows signs of deterioration after a rise from mid-year lows.
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Labor Department
Holiday Ad Briefs and Closures Hit Local Shops
Freda's at 302 S Main updates hours to 9 5 daily and 8 pm Wednesdays. Fr Co Landfill closes Dec 23 24 25 and reopens Dec 26. Its Mark Down Days Fri Sat Sun. Gift Gallery at 105 E offers new KC Chiefs alarm clocks. Sutton's Jewelry lists 242 3723. Gift certificates for massage therapy at Women’s Care Plus 242 3891. Open House at Rosie's 733 N Poplar Sat Dec 21 10 5. holiday closing Dec 23 Jan 6. PHONE FRIEND seeks callers 3 15 6 pm weekdays 242 6011.
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