County 4-H Club Days announce Franklin County results
The first of two Franklin County 4-H Club Days was at Ottawa University drawing 200 participants with music drama and parliamentary practice. Results list top purple winners across Model Meetings Vocal Music Ensemble Chorus Solo and various senior and junior divisions with next event set for February 19 at Ottawa Middle School and regional qualification upcoming.
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Ex Ottawan Lambert champions Layton art across Kansas
Lambert, a longtime Ottawa Herald reporter and arts advocate, has promoted Elizabeth Layton’s contour drawings since discovering her at an Ottawa University show. His efforts led to traveling exhibits, national museum showings including the Smithsonian, and a permanent KU Medical Center exhibit, showcasing Layton’s aging portraits and their therapeutic impact.
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John Steuart Curry and Elizabeth Layton Showings
Layton and Curry art exhibitions continue through March 13 featuring 55 paintings. Don Lambert guides displays, with a $100,000 appropriation from the 19293 Kansas Legislature for the Kansas Museum of History in Topeka. Future shows include John Steuart Curry’s America in Abilene and Satanta, a Women’s Health conference in Wichita, and later exhibits at the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City through April 1996.
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Crime policy sparks debate at local level on three strikes plan
Kansas lawmakers discuss the Career and Habitual Offender Act proposing automatic life terms for a third violent or sex offense. They weigh boot camps at Oswego, welfare reforms, and corporate farming impact, noting risks in rehabilitation and community effects. Franklin County is flagged as high risk per SRS.
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Clinton Budget Forecast Sees Deficit Drops With Health Reform
President Clinton projects a 1996 deficit of 176.1 billion as economy strengthens and a health care reform plan is pursued. He envisions $1.5183 trillion in spending and $1.3422 trillion in revenues, with later deficits rising to 201.2 billion by 1999 absent reform. A cigaret tax hike and Medicare cuts are proposed to fund the plan while Medicaid state payments are trimmed.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates page 1993 update
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and a long catalog of subscription rates effective October 1, 1993. Rates cover Ottawa city delivery by carrier, motor route, and mail options across Franklin, Miami, Douglas, Osage, Anderson counties and other Kansas regions with discounts for multi month terms and all amounts subject to state sales tax.
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Judge Handy resigns from Garden City bench
District Judge Paul D. Handy, who had returned after a leave amid misconduct charges, has submitted a letter of resignation effective immediately. Kansas Supreme Court information officer Ron Keefover said Chief Justice Richard Holmes was unavailable with no further details.
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Artist Signing at Heaven Scents in downtown
Olivia Alexander will be at Heaven Scents, 413 S. Main, Thursday 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Attendees can enter a drawing for a framed original. Kansas State Bank hosts a Real Estate Q and A on Thursday Feb 10 at 7 p.m. at RMH Meeting Am. Open to all, new LAWMAN Jeans arrival noted. Road Grading contact 242-8126. Valentines shirts at Screen and Holler, 416 Main with balloons and gift bag. delivery available. Cookies and cakes order line Lisa 242-1914.
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