Faith Lutheran Church marks 25 years in Otstawa
Faith Lutheran Church at 316 E 12th Street observes 25 years as an organized congregation in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod with Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m Speakers include Rev Howard E Mueller first pastor and Rev Arlen J Bruns Kansas District LCMS The event features a noon basket dinner a history program and a reception after the afternoon service Noteworthy photos and data will be displayed An anniversary bulletin board details the church's growth since 1943.
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Kansas dog dealer law face hearing at Capitol
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Senate panel defeats local option liquor vote bid
TOPEKA AP The Senate judiciary committee voted to recommend that a resolution calling for local option elections on liquor by the drink not be passed. The close voice vote avoided a roll call. The measure would have allowed sub divisions to decide by election whether to permit liquor by the drink or maintain prohibition, deleting open saloon language from the Kansas constitution.
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Former Sen Scott Lucas dies after hemorrhage in Rocky Mount
Former Democratic Senate leader Scott W. Lucas, 76, died in Park View Hospital Rocky Mount after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been rushed from a Florida bound train and admitted at 10:40 p.m. Wednesday. Lucas once led the Senate Democrats and was later defeated by Everett Dirksen in 1950. He practiced law in Washington and had ties to Hasbana Ir. His career began in 1939 after two House terms, and he supported New Deal and Fair Deal policies though sometimes opposed Roosevelt and Truman measures.
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Kennedy rumors spark travel cut with Harlech ties
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Bomb Probes Tie Embassy Blast to Virginia Theft
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