Dan Mullen death and service in Kansas note
Dan D. Mullen 41 of Goddard and Ottawa died December 20, 1990 in Wichita. Funeral at Trinity United Methodist Church Wichita at 10:30 a.m. Burial at Highland Cemetery Ottawa. Survived by wife Sara, two sons, parents, a brother, and a grandfather. Memorials to Goddard High School Boys Baseball Fund. Resthaven Mortuary handling services. Also graveside service planned for Shirley M Hull in Derby.
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Dan D. Mullen
Wichita
Goddard
Ottawa
Trinity United Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
J. Darrell
Eleanor (Johnson) Mullen
Sara L. Wood
Onawa
Ottawa Herald
Franklin County Sheriff’s Department
Kansas Highway Patrol
Darren
Matthew
S. Willow
Rod Mullen
Memphis
Little Rock
Ark
Smith Mortuary
Derby
Public notice on coliform in Richmond drinking water
City of Richmond reports coliform bacteria above the limit in drinking water. Kansas regulates at 1 per 100 ml. public notification required. City increases chlorine and tightens checks across the system to prevent contamination and ensure safe supply.
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Richmond
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Kansas Administration
City of Richmond
Inventors Push Ideas From Page To Market
Local inventors Fritts and Myers discuss the leap from idea to market, noting fear and lack of drive as major barriers. They advocate paper trails and patent searches while highlighting KAI’s role in fostering inventions such as a drill attachment for chain saws and an auto-advancing shotgun choke. The Topeka KAI chapter, meeting at Washburn University, notes a $68 million state potential if ideas reach market. A patent attorney will speak January 10 to answer inventor questions.
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Fritts
Myers
Kai
Kansas Department of Commerce
Topeka
Henderson
Washburn University
Theft at Franklin County Landfill Reported. $200 Loss
The Franklin County Landfill reported last weekend a 20 foot steel cable used to pull heavy equipment was stolen from the east area. The loss was estimated at $200. District Court News includes marriage licenses for multiple couples, a divorce granted, and up to date notices. Also listed are senior center meal reservations and a holiday schedule with Christmas Eve and Day closings.
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Franklin County
District Court News
James W. Gillaspie
Pomona
Janice E. Price
Ottawa
Mary Joan Bauer
Kenneth Laroy Willard
Leo G. Beller
Gretchen Eileen Kille
Lori Marie Gorton Tedrow
Edward Dirk Lacey
Shaila Lacey
William Sinclair
Quenemo
Herbert Arthur Harrah Jr
Janice Lea Kuhns
Blue Springs
Robert McCally
Jean
Parsons City Manager Gets Five Year Salary Raise
Parsons city commissioners boosted Dick Combs from 39000 to 46344 annually, a 19 percent increase after five years without a raise. Combs became city manager in 1985, and a salary survey showed comparable salaries at about 49500. Ottawa hired David E. Warren as city manager at 45000 per year.
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Santa Fe
SEO
Parsons
Dick Combs
Combs
David E. Warren
Kent
Ohio
Ottawa
Jay Bemis
Tax reform plan shifts Kansas away from property taxes
Finney outlines a major tax restructuring to reduce property tax relief through sales tax reform. She aims to raise 460 million dollars, considers taxing exemptions, and may extend the sales tax to services. She vows to include all exemptions on the table, with professional services potentially taxed. The reforms accompany her upcoming inauguration as the state’s first woman governor.
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Kansas
Finney
Gorbachev Discouraged Ally Faces Shakeup in Moscow
In Moscow President Gorbachev met Friday with Eduard Shevardnadze to discuss keeping him in government after his sudden resignation as foreign minister. Parliaments reformers seized on the event as warning of rising dictatorship while factions debated the next steps for reform and arms control talks with Bush.
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Mikhail
Gorbachev
Eduard Shevardnadze
Shevardnadze
Europe
Vitaly Ignatenko
Repowers
Ignatenko
Interfax
Georgi Shakhnazarov
Tass
Shakhnazarov
Bush
Congress of People’s Deputies
Vladimir Chemyak
Chernyak
Kiev
Vadim Bakatin
Arabs drop bid to challenge Israel at United Nations
Arab nations recessed the autumn United Nations General Assembly session without challenging Israel’s U.N. membership. The move followed Washington’s push for stability amid the Persian Gulf crisis, with many governments opposing turning credentials into politics.
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General Assembly
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U.N
Washington
United States
Security Council
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Palestine
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23Rd Street
U.S. 59 Highway
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Olathe
Lisa
David VanDyke
Senior Citizens Center For Reservations
West Bank
Gaza Strip
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Tecumseh
Farm Bureau Insurance
Lee Arb
Genevieve
Alcoholics Anonymous
al- Anon
Fr.co
Christie Lyman
Bruce Osladil
S. Main
Norrig Insurance
Paul Hays
Manager
CNA
Oakhaven Nursing Center
Data Processing
IBM
Ingle
Medicare
Otiawa
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