Weekend arts and events spread across Kansas City area
Area listings kick off a three hour Ottawa radius winter weekend. Highlights include Lawrence Flower Lawn Garden Show at the Holidome, Nelson Atkins Museum featuring John Ahearn sculptures and master drawings, Kansas City Museum exhibits on Walt Disney and Warner Bros, Police Circus at Municipal Auditorium, Flint Hills Opry in Burlington, Habitat Homefest at Liberty Hall, and multiple Kansas City dinner theaters and concerts. Also noted are KANU Goodtime Radio Revue in Lawrence and events March 2 to 4 across Topeka and Overland Park venues.
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Lawrence
Us-59
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Oak
Kansas City
John Ahearn
Europe
Wichita
Crown Uptown
Music
Kanu
Liberty Hall
Massachusetts
Kansas City Symphony
Scottish Rite Temple
Linwood
Paseo
Kansas Museum of History
Topeka
Bartle Hall
Exhibition Hall
Midland Center For the Performing Arts
Doubletree Hotel
Overland Park
Phelps campaigns on bicycle as antiwar chest promises
Fred Phelps, Topeka-based preacher and Democratic governor candidate, vows a low cost campaign riding across Kansas to meet voters. He rejects fat campaign war chests, cites environmental and ethical aims, and plans Cedar Crest shelter for the homeless. He resides at Westboro Baptist Church and has a history of disbarment and controversial public remarks.
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Mike Shields
Harris
Topeka
Kansas
Fred Phelps
Phelps
Ainss
Fircot Tenn Carlin
Joan Finney-Phelps-Carlin
Westboro Baptist Church
Cedar Crest
Constitutional Blockbuster? North and the American Military
Oliver North Iran Contra figure featured in Ottawa University Program Series in the Chapel Auditorium Tuesday at 7 30 p m Harold M Hyman Rice University historian will discuss the military and constitutional issues surrounding North Poindexter trial cited as context open to public and free of charge Hyman is UCLA and Columbia trained author of over ten books with focus on American constitutional history Civil War and Reconstruction He has been honored with a 19th Century constitution law and American life conference at Rice University and NYU Law This visit is part of the lectureship program by the Organization of American Historians and the Caroline E Hewitt Trust for the Humanities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver North
Ottawa University
Chapel
Harold M. Hyman
William P. Hobby
Rice University
Hyman
UCLA
Columbia University
New York University of Law
Organization of American Historians
Caroline E. Hewitt Trust For the Humanities
Weather outlook for Monday to Wednesday
Forecast covers Monday through Wednesday with rain possible Tuesday. Highs range from the 40s Monday to mid 40s and mid 50s Tuesday, then cooler Wednesday in the 30s. Lows fall to the 20s, with teens in the northwest on Wednesday.
After-Prom Car Restoration Continues With Local Support
Hancock said the Ottawa bound car reached First Street before Firestone agreed to repair and service it without charge. Schools and local businesses donated parts and labor from Ottawa Transmission to Safe Lite in Lawrence and Automotive Works in Ottawa. Students from PHS Metals I and auto classes handle exhaust, tune up, interior cleaning, with body work and painting planned by alumni and local shops.
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Hancock
Ottawa
Hancocks
First Street
Firestone
West Franklin
James Cain
PHS
Bob West
Steve Lester
Frank Weers
Automotive Works
Dan Burnett
Steve Williamson
Chuck’s Auto Parts
Burnett
Osage City
Shepherd’s
Pomona
Pomona Jaycees
Afterprom
TV news idea kicks off school meeting Ottawa board weighs program
Ottawa board of education meets Monday at 7 30 p m at the district office 420 S Main. A sample copy of a proposed 12 minute student news program from Whittle Communications will be shown before the meeting. No action is planned then. The agenda also includes a OMS math curriculum update a high school mission statement for accreditation and an update on the May 1 bond election to fund an addition at Ottawa High. One action item exists choosing a financial advisor George K Baum Co. The meeting ends with a 20 minute closed session to discuss teacher negotiations.
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Lori Alvarado
Ottawa Board of Education
Don Duncan
Ottawa
Margaret Betterton
OMS
North Central Association
OHS
Duncan
George K. Baum Company
Kansas City
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listed
Ottawa Herald announces delivery subscription rates effective July 1 1989 for delivery by carrier motor route and mail. Prices vary by area including Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Community Briefs and Local Ads
Legislative briefing by Sen Allen and Rep Shumway on current issues February 24 at 10 am at People s National Bank. Eisenhower Chili Roundup February 27 5 7 pm Adults 3 Children 1 50. Knights of Columbus pancake breakfast February 25 7 am 1 30 pm Sacred Heart School. Ottawa High School music winter chorale February 27 8 pm Municipal Auditorium Admission 1. Hill House Restaurant Saturday night all you can eat salad and hot foods bar opal sale rare varieties 225 3500. Sutton s Jewelry 207 S Main 242 3723. Charlotte s Chat & Curl take home hair products 1740 S Elm 242 2377. Sunday noon broasted chicken and corned beef cabbage all you can eat salad bar.
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Sen. Allen
Rep
Shumway
People’s National Bank
Chamber
Legislative Committee
Hill House
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Out & About
Town Pavilion
Hollywood
Walt Disney
Warner Bros
Municipal Auditorium
Flint Hills Opry
Burlington
Wellsville
Stan and
Cheri Wright
Eddie Winslow
Donna Attic
Teresa Boswell
Habitat
Habitat For
By Lori Alvarado
The
Ottawa Herald
House
Caroline Brady
Ollie North
North
John
Poindexter
Ronald Averyt
Seepear
Via
Colby
Ano
Salina
Kansas Cit
Eratures
Pittsburg
Safe Lite
Shawn Wynn
TV News
S. Cedar
Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis Rene Aren
Jim Hornbeck
Mike
Ad Briefs
Knights of Columbus
Sacred Heart School
Ottawa High School Music Department
Tues
Sutton's Jewelry
S. Main
Charlotte's
Chat & Curl
S. Elm
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