This Week in History Feb 17 1992 Franklin County notes
A week of historical items covers Feb 17 1992 to Feb 23 1977 in Franklin County. Highlights include growth planning input through meetings and surveys, a Heart to Heart aid airlift to Russia, Ottawa officials debating residency rules, Midland Railway move talks, and local post office concerns. Also covered are 1952 parish elections, high school exchanges, new Garfield school use talk, and local crime notes.
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Franklin Countians
Olathe Rotary Club
Russia
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Franklin County
Midland Railway Historical Association
Baldwin
Rantoul
Farmers Cooperative Association of
Richmond
Williamsburg
Co-Op Board
National Bank For Cooper Natives
Co-Op
Franklin County District Court
Smith’s
Pomona
Franklin County Council On Aging
City of
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Old Depot
Dale Watts
B.O. Pritchard
Jefferson Davis
Ironville
Seventh Street
Poplar
Mulberry
Sylvia Lofgreen
H. Michael Nichols
Ottawa Herald
Nichols
Clarence James McGuire
McGuire
Harold Matney
Kansas Jersey Parish
Ottawa Co-Op
Keith Corbett
Leo Collins
Piqua
J.E. Berry
Lawrence High School
Ottawa High
Santa Fe
Garfield
11Th and
Cedar
Ottawa University Braves
Kansas
Bethel College
Wilson Fieldhouse
Bob Lawson
L.B
Bryce) Paine
Ottawa Shoeman
Democrats seek to grow party by expanding state committee
Washington Days Weekend in Topeka discussed expanding the Democratic State Committee by adding 50 to 100 members per district or making lawmakers voting members, plus forming new party caucus focus groups. The aim is to build internal strength and recruit candidates for November. Governor Graves proposed trimming legislators pay from 78.75 to 74.96 per day, a point of political note.
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Kansas
HiaibSyp
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Topeka
State Committee
Democratic State Committee
Bill Graves
Senate
House
Graves
Martin Hawver
Hawver
Capitol Report
Hawvernews
Lawmakers debate redistricting as McClure uses stuffed mascot
Kansas lawmakers wrestle with redistricting amid partisan tension. Rep Laura McClure entertains debate with a stuffed friend Jerry Mander at her desk while Tom Klein cautions against personalizing the issue. The piece also covers crematorium rules, child representation in court, a Kosovo student observer, small business pleas, and contract farming rights.
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Harris News Service
Statehouse
Laura McClure
Osborne
Jerry Mander
Hays
Kansas
Senate
Greta Goodwin
D-Winfield
House
Judiciary Committee
Ilir Dauti
Kosovo
Janis Lee
Dauti
Duane
Donna Vanada
Sylvan Grove
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State Board of Mortuary Arts
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