Courts Building settles. county to seek repair estimates
Franklin County commissioners Gardner, Hayden, and Leroy Wasmund along with maintenance supervisor Cliff Hettler inspected damage in the Courts Building caused by foundation settling. The west half of the main floor shows sinks and wall cracks. prior reinforcement by concrete injections occurred years ago. drought and potential underbuilt foundation are cited. vent under the floor may hinder repairs. Hettler to obtain cost estimates from builders as Mavity is away.
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Franklin County
Gardner Hayden
Leroy Wasmund
Cliff Hettler
Wasmund
Hettler
Weather Tonight and Kansas Extended Forecast
The forecast calls for clearing tonight with low temperatures in the mid 20s. In Kansas, dry conditions continue Wednesday through Friday with highs in the 40s to 50s and lows in the 20s to 30s.
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Kansas
Nervousness and tough talk mark fourth peace round
In Washington Israeli and Arab delegates begin a fourth round of discussions over limited Palestinian self rule in the West Bank and Gaza. Violence flares with a Palestinian gunman in the West Bank killing a security guard and seizing an Uzi. The talks also involve Israel Syria Lebanon and Jordan with the U S pressing for progress amid tensions over settlements and a proposed $10 billion loan guarantee for Jewish émigrés from the Soviet Union. Baker signals possible added U S role while Shamir vows to continue settlement construction even if Washington opposes it.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
West Bank
Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Israel
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
U.S
James Baker
Zalman Shoyal
Israel Army Radio
Soviet Union
Shamir
Labor Party
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Ex Republican named acting secretary of administration
John Hennessy, a former Sedgwick County Republican activist and 4th District GOP chairman, has been appointed acting secretary of administration in Kansas. A conservative pro lifer, he endorsed Democrat Gov. Joan Finney on anti abortion grounds, replacing Jim Cobler who lost Senate confirmation amid a controversy over a 3.1 million computer purchase.
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Topeka
Kan
Sedgwick County
John Hennessy
Joan Finney
Finney
Hennessy
Wichita
Shalae Petroleum, Inc
Kansas
Jim Cobler
Cobler
Senate
Department of Administration
Mike Hayden
Republican Party
Economists See Slow Recovery After Worst Three Years
A NABE survey of 49 top forecasters shows 1992 growth at 2.3 percent for the year, marking the end of a recession period from 1989 to 1992. While 32 economists think the downturn is over, only 8 percent foresee a double dip. Consumers are heavily indebted, spending at 1.4 percent in 1992, with rates cited as restraining factors.
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John D. McClain
Associated Press
Washington
National Association of Business Economists
Association
NABE
Federal Reserve
Bush Administration
Ad Briefs SHOCKS STRUTS Alignment
A compact ad brief highlights services by Cook's Service including transmission service and alignment options. The note emphasizes reliable repairs and customer focus with a terse, promotional tone. It presents a service snapshot suitable for a classifieds card.
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Cook
Newborn body found in Fort Scott City Lake
In Bourbon County, investigators say a newborn’s body with the umbilical cord still attached was found floating in Fort Scott city lake by residents Saturday afternoon. The body was taken to Cheney-Witt Funeral Home in Fort Scott as officials continue to probe the death.
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Fort Scott
Fort Scott City
Bourbon County
Cheney- Witt
Fort Scout
Sheritfis
Iing
Ottawa Herald Classified Rates March 1991
Subscription rates listed for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding areas effective March 1 1991. Rates cover in town rural routes and mail in county and state with all prices stated in advance and including state sales tax.
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Jim A. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Ramis
Garal Ackermann
Pag Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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