OJ Simpson stamp offered by philatelic society
The International Collectors Society promotes an O J Simpson stamp via the Republic of Guyana. Available to members for a short time at 9 95 plus 3 postage, limited to six sets, with a certificate of authenticity and a free guide on O J Simpson football records and trial history.
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O.J. Simpson
International Collectors Society
Republic of Guyana
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
U.S
O.J
Looking Back Ottawa Herald century notes and memories
A century ago a fatal trampling death of a tramp near Wellsville, winter skating on the Marais des Cygnes, and New Year ball trips from Ottawa to Iola are noted alongside a Wellington murder verdict of Anderson Gray for hypnotism and murder. Fifty years ago Dorothy Lamour starred at the Plaza with Rainbow Island while Schoeppel began a second term as Kansas governor. Twenty five years ago Ottawa ice rink reopening and parking meter fines highlight nostalgia and change.
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Ottawa Herald
Wellsville
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Iola
Wellington
Anderson Gray
Thomas McDonald
Thomas Patton
Gray
the Plaza
the Herald
Dorothy Lamour
Rainbow Island
Eddie Bracken
Gil Lamb
Barry Sullivan
Miss Lamour
Kansas
Dolly
Plaza
The
Tally
Dorothy
Roy Rogers
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Schoeppel
Mom
Orris Cox
Ottawa Recreation
Forest Park
Glickman A Strong Choice for Agriculture Policy
The Topeka Capital-Journal notes that Dan Glickman, a long serving Kansas congressman and ally of Panetta, fits the nation’s need for an agriculture secretary who can balance reform with preserving the U S farming system. He benefits from heartland backing and bipartisan support as Congress begins work.
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Clinton
America
Washington
Kansas
Dan Glickman
D-Kan
Congress
White House
Leon Panetta
Glickman
Pat Roberts
Bob Dole
Nancy Kassebaum
Dole
Topeka Capital-Journal
Citizens press city hall on winter street conditions
A resident urges contacting City Hall and the city manager to address street conditions after a winter storm. They question staffing shortages, note retirements not replaced, and argue funds could have been used to acquire the Franklin Savings building for 850000 to fund street work and improve public safety.
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City Hall
Franklin Savings Building
Community forum calls for library space and cable changes
Readers vent about city hall and library needs, library space, and cable channel choices while critiquing local politics. A caller urges voting and civic action, notes dissatisfaction with the justice system, and invites citizen comments at the weekly forum.
Comprehensive school bond proposal aims for midtown building gains
A board member endorses a comprehensive bond package of about 15.7 million dollars, arguing it replaces a scaled back 6.4 million plan, saves over a million by not renovating Hawthorne and Eugene Field, lowers long term costs, reduces administration and utilities, balances class sizes, preserves neighborhood schools, and avoids a second wave of spending in 2 to 3 years.
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Eisenhower
Hawthorne
Eugene Field
Government contact details for Washington officials listed
A compiled contact list for federal and state representatives including President Bill Clinton at The White House address in Washington, D.C., U S Senator Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum in Washington offices, U S Representative Sam Brownback with Longworth and Topeka office numbers, plus related fax lines and phone numbers.
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Bill Clinton
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate
U.S
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell Senate
Sam Brownback
Longworth House
S. Kansas Ave
Topeka
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the Cowboys
Trigger
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Tremont
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WGN
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Republican Party
U.S. House
U.S. Senate
TCI
Gollier
Jan
Philippines
Luzon
Belgium
Hitler
Esztergom
Hungary
Budapest
Mallard Fillmore
Mallard
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Oop Keon
By Karl A. van Asselt
World Features Syndicate
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