Taly Creek bridge action raises liability and load limits
Franklin County Commission reviewed a Finney and Turnipseed report on the Taly Creek bridge near Ottawa. Repairs could allow a 3 to 5 ton load, with estimated contractor costs of 4000 to 5000 dollars, but liability concerns linger as many drivers ignore limits.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Franklin County Commission
Finney and Turnipseed
Topeka
Taly Creek
Taly Jones
Ottawa
Bob Thom
Commission
Charles Mavity
Engi
Om atom Arlee Tonight's Forecast Mostly clear and warm
Forecast notes a mostly clear night with near thirty and weekend highs in the fifties and forties. Friday through Sunday show a shower chance Friday and Saturday then dry Sunday with temperatures ranging from the upper twenties to the mid fifties across Kansas.
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Kansas
Branson builds record $88 million in new music theaters
Branson Missouri expects a flood of tourists as construction tops 88 million with four new music theaters adding about 11 000 seats. Silver Dollar City plans a 13 million Grand Palace opening May 1 and other venues including Andy Williams Moon River Theatre and Johnny Cash Theatre push openings through May.
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Branson
Larry Wilkinson
Rick Frye
Silver Dollar
Lisa Rau
Andy Williams
Moon River Theatre
Linda Kloog
Rick Edelman
Mel Tillis
Steve Browning
Celebration Theatre
Bob-Olinks
Frye
Cracker Barrel
Bob Evans
White Water
Gatlin Brothers
Greenspan Sees U.S. Economy Recovering Strongly
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told Congress that despite current problems the economy should rebound later this year. He cited debt reduction and Fed rate cuts as keys to growth, with GDP expected to rise 1.75 to 2.5 percent in 1992, aligning with the Bush administration’s 2.2 percent target.
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Martin Crutsinger
Washington
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Congress Today
Greenspan
Fed
Congress
Bush Administration
Ottawa physician named in $200,000 civil suit
Centropolis resident Leila G. Damron sues Francisco A. Reyes Jr. in Franklin County District Court seeking more than $50,000 on four counts for alleged nerve damage after a March 1990 neck biopsy. Damron alleges failure to warn, negligence, improper referral, and loss of spousal services.
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Jay Bemis
Herald City
Centropolis
Franklin County District Court
Ottawa
Leila G. Damron
Francisco A. Reyes Jr
Reyes
Damron
Tin Al'Counit
Albert
Bendix/King of Ottawa
Steven R. Jarrett
Westwood
Wall Street Mixed as Market Wavers after NH Primary
The Dow rose 4.92 to 3229.65 at noon after Tuesday drop, as investors weighed Bush NH primary results. Housing starts climbed 5.5 percent in January to the fastest pace in over a year and a half, while the CPI rose 0.1 percent, seen as a positive inflation signal.
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New York
Wall Street
Bush
New Hampshire
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Family adventure in store at OMA
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium presents I Married Adventure by the Seem-To-Be-Players of Lawrence as part of the Family Fun Series. The 7 pm vaudeville favors safari action about Osa and Martin Johnson with audience participation and jungle interludes. Tickets are 3 dollars at local outlets and the box office.
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Oma
Lawrence
Osa
Martin Johnson
Africa
Osa Johnson
Johnsons
National Geographic
Ric
Jeanne Averill
Ottawa
Butler's
Beyond Video
S. Main
Dodson Aviation
Kansas Arts Commission
Southwestern Bell Foundation
Kansas Family Initiative trains 500 plus parents statewide
Gov. Joan Finney backs the Kansas Family Initiative to reach over 5,000 parents in a three year campaign. More than 500 trainers statewide will lead five two hour sessions covering drug prevention, family rules, conflict management, and bonding. Trainings span Franklin, Osage, Linn, Coffey, Miami, Anderson, and Douglas counties with regional centers coordinating.
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Lori Alvarado
Kansas
DCCCA
Joan Finney
Finney
Governor's Office of Drug Abuse Programs
Kansas State Board of Education
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services/Alcohol and Drug
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1991 In Advance
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with new 1991 subscription rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates include carrier and mail options across Ottawa, Franklin County, and statewide Kansas, with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual prices.
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Jim R, Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis
Carol Ackermann
Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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