Jackson Maxwell toss first hats in ring
Ottawa candidates open races as Lori Alvarado reports Richard Jackson files for a city commission seat, aiming to serve with community image as his theme while Jack Maxwell seeks re-election to the Ottawa School Board. Filing deadline is January 22 with potential primaries if candidate counts rise.
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Lori Alvarado
Richard Jackson
City Commission
Jackson
Jack Maxwell
Ottawa
City Hall
Maxwell
Franklin County
Census figures rapped by officials over 1990 results
The 1990 census counted 248.7 million in the United States as of April 1 with Sun Belt gains. Mayors and state officials warned of undercounts that could cost states federal dollars and political clout while Commerce official Michael Darby defended the count as full and fair.
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Tim Bovee
Associated Press
Washington
Jimmy Kemp
Meridian
Miss
Congress
Michael Darby
Commerce For Economic Affairs
Darby
Census Bureau
United States
Sun Belt
California
Arizona
Florida
New Orleans
Sidney Barthelemy
National League of Cities
Cen- Bureau
Secretary of Commerce
Texas
John Bender
State Comptroller's Office
Reservist Callups Leave Rural Areas Short of Doctors
The Persian Gulf buildup pulls doctors from small towns as veterans retirements, Guard activations, and Navy Army Air Force reservists reduce rural medical staff. Elder Hoefner runs his son's practice in Palisade Colorado while Crownpoint New Mexico loses its ear nose throat specialist. Wyoming, Nebraska and Colorado communities fear longer waits and fewer services as physicians depart.
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Ellen Miller
Associated Press
Persian Gulf
America
Victor Hoefner Jr
Palisade
Colo
Victor C. Hoefner III
Hoefner
Colorado
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Toby Turner
National Rural Health Association
Kansas City
U.S
Public Health Service
Crownpoint
N.M
Armed Services
Annie Kusava
Verdigre
Neb
Nebraska
Ken Pavlik
Knox County
Pete Moberg
St. Mary's Hospital
Grand Junction
St. Mary's
Moberg
Jose Luis Rodriguez
Glenwood Springs
National Guard
Wyoming
Rich Johnson
The
Wyoming Medical Society
A Blooming Florist Holiday Hours and Local Events
A Blooming Florist closes Saturday at noon and reopens Wednesday. Various events include New Year Eve skate at Way Skate Center with $6 admission, Mischief at B J Humpitts on Dec 28 29 and 31 with New Year tickets, Country Living sale, Little Dragon open for New Year Eve, Bernhardt School of Dance enrollments, Winter clearance, Marais Des Cygnas Jamboree at OMA, Ottawa sanitation adjusts route for holidays, VFW New Year’s Eve Dance with Mavericks band and $5 tickets.
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B.J. Humpitt's
VFW
Unionization seen as U.S. foes' plus
American economist Thomas Karier argues that the United States has one of the world’s lowest unionization rates, suggesting stronger unions in Japan Canada and West Germany have not harmed competitiveness. Critics say industry and time matter. U.S. most competitive sectors are less unionized.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
United States
U.S
Thomas Karier
Eastern Washington University
Cheney
Washington
Japan
Canada
West Germany
Karier
Fariberz Ghadar
George Washington University
Karner
Economist
Hong Kong
South Korea
CIA
Taiwan
KU Senior Starts Herald Photography Internship
Michelle Myers, a University of Kansas senior majoring in photojournalism and Soviet Eastern European studies, begins a Thursday internship with The Herald through January 11. She has two photos published in KU’s student paper and will become a staff photographer for the UDK in spring.
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Michelle Myers
University of Kansas
The
Herald
Myers
Kansan
UDK
Russia
Wichita
Heights High School
Wall Street declines as leading index signals recession risk
Wall Street fell with the Dow Jones average down 3.97 to 2621.53 by noon as the Commerce Department reported November led by a 1.2 percent drop in the index of leading economic indicators. Three straight declines signal weakening economy and possible recession.
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New York
Governent
Commerce Department
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates and Editorial Staff Listing
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for various delivery options starting April 1 1990, with prices for Ottawa carrier delivery rural routes and mail within Franklin County and adjacent counties. It also provides staff roles including Editor Publisher R vim Hitch Managing Editor Jay Bamisse City Editor Carol Ackermann Advertising Director Peg Antetrong Circulation Mgr Virginia Whitacre Office Manager Wayne Snow Press Foreman Jean Ressman.
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Ottawa
Kansas
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