Fine Arts Festival Lights Up Ottawa Auditorium
Ottawa USD 290 hosts a two day Fine Arts Festival at Municipal Auditorium with the Gallery OMA installation by about 1,500 district students. The event features plays, skits, drama, choral readings, orchestral and dance performances, plus visual art and writings from Eugene Field, Hawthorne, Garfield, Eisenhower, OMS, and OHS under district coordinators Dorothy Snyder and Nancy Hale.
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Jay Bemis
Ottawa
U.S.D. 290
OMA
Brad Jessop
Ottawa High School
Jessop
Tony Allard
Lawrence
Allard
Ottawa Middle School
Dorothy Snyder
Eugene Field School
Nancy Hale
Hale
Snyder
Beth Keim
Garfield
Becky Saueressig
Eugene Field
Lynda Alderman
Eisenhower
Hawthorne
OHS
Alice Wolf
Maxine Willhite
Jerry Tyson
Jay Fleer
Jeff Altendorf
Rosemary Pratt
Marge Stevens
Jackie Steelman
Dottie McCreasen
Shirley Hooper
Sharon Wheeler
Allen Unruh
Mary Burns
Jeannie Cook
Kathy Brooks
Barbara Janssen
Eugene
Lincoln
Brent Wheeler
Ford
Busy Ottawa school board agenda includes art program and KIDS
The Ottawa Board of Education meets Monday at 7 30 p m at 420 S Main to vote on reinstating the artist in education program with Brad Jessop and to consider funding from local and state arts groups totaling 17 500 for next year The board also weighs administrator pay on an index basis includes merit limits and reviews the KIDS program for 1987 88 with pilot continuation and evaluator Hale reports a personnel update and a special meeting set for Feb 25 plus summer school plans and an executive session on teacher contracts and personnel.
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Ottawa Board of Education
U.S.C
S. Main
District Advisory Council
Brad Jessop
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Jessop
Kansas Arts Commission
Caroline BE
Hewitt Trust
The
Arts Council
Hale
Jeannie Cook
Nancy Johnson
Waite Captivity Report Sparks Hope Of Release
AP reports that the Ash Shiraa weekly claims hostage negotiator Terry Waite is in captivity in Beirut and could be freed next week after a U.S. naval presence off Lebanon settles. The magazine cites unnamed Islamic sources saying Waite is segregated from other hostages and could be freed once formalities and security arrangements are completed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iran
Terry Waite
Waite
Ash-Shiraa
Anglican Church
U.S
Mediterranean
West Beirut
Riviera
Windfall Poll Couldn’t Quiet Gov Hayden on Windfall Plan
Gov. Mike Hayden touted a public poll showing lukewarm support for using a $143 million windfall from federal tax reform. He said a large majority favor keeping the windfall until the amount is known, while Sen. Eric Yost disputed the poll and urged returning the funds to Kansas taxpayers. The windfall stems from changes to federal adjusted gross income and tax rules. County forecast shows sun and mild with highs in 50s to 60s.
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Peka, Kan
Mike Hayden
Hayden
Statehouse
State General Fund
Yost
Senate
Kansas
Congress
Reagan Birthday Surprise at White House Event
President Reagan, turning 76, enters a fourth floor auditorium surprise party for White House staff with the Marine Band performing Seventy Six Trombones. Nancy Reagan assists as the couple blows out seven candles and the chorus sings. The president jokes about his age and thanks the staff, avoiding questions on Iran Contra.
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Washington
Reagan
Marine
White House
Marlin Fitawater
Marine Band
Nancy Reagan
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