Bendix/King donates chemical monitor to county
Hazardous materials director Ray DeJulio Ed Lackland and Raju Kakarlapudi of Bendix/King announced a donation of a Sen sidyne Chemical Identification Monitor to Franklin County. Valued at about 1300 dollars it will stay in county possession and aid Haz Mat First Response. Neighbors will be alerted to its availability for spills in the area.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Ray DeJulio
Ed Lackland
Raju Kakarlapudi
Olathe Bendix
King
Franklin County Commission
DeJulio
Haz Mat
Garnett Area Calendar Highlights 1992 Events
Garnett area groups announce a busy 1992 schedule led by the Square Fair on May 9 sponsored by AAUW. Other events include the sky-diving boogie June 6-7, Libertyfest July 4 at North Park, two garage sales April 25 and September 26, Casino Night February 1, and the Christmas Parade November 28. Also listed are a lawn show April 4-5, Go-Kart races May 23-24 and August 22-23, a Lions Club triathlon June 14, and the Anderson County Fair August 17-20. Proceeds from donations support Youthville Homes. Local elections include city, county, and judicial posts with filing deadlines in January, June, and August. The piece also notes a Vinland nativity event drawing 1,600 visitors and ongoing Osawatomie fire remains investigation from a recent blaze.
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Garnett
Garnett Area
Chamber
North Park
National Guard Armory
Garnett Lions Club
Anderson County
Vinland
Vinland-area
Christ
Youthville Homes
Kansas
Osawatomie
Kansas State University
Hilda Richardson
Ed Richardson
Miami County Sheriff's Office
Richardson
Hilda
John Montgomery
Big Three Lose Share As Japanese Auto Sales Jump
AP reports 1991 auto market lows with 12.4 million units sold in the United States, a 11.4 percent drop. GM Ford Chrysler share falls to 70 percent while Japanese makers rise to 26.5 percent. Honda Accord and Ford F-Series remain top models as analysts forecast a 10 percent 1992 rebound if the economy improves.
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Detroit
U.S
Bush
Japan
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Hyundai
Yugo
Volkswagen
Mercedes-Benz
United States
Ohio
America
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Chrysler
Toyota
Nissan
Honda
Wall Street
John Casesa
Wertheim Schroder & Co
Weather Tonight and Kansas Outlook Update
Cloudy tonight with a 50 percent chance of light rain and lows in the mid-30s. Kansas extends the forecast from Thursday to Saturday with no precipitation. cooler Thursday and Friday and a warming trend into the weekend. Highs in the 30s Thursday and Friday, rising to the 40s Saturday. lows in the teens Thursday warming to the 20s by Saturday. The Local Logan data shows Yesterday's record around 0.00, with long term averages and barometer readings near 30.01 inches and falling. Sunset tonight at 5.14, sunrise tomorrow at 7:41.
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Kansas
Candy cigarettes blamed for shaping future smoking habits
In Chicago AP reports researchers urge banning candy and bubble gum cigarettes as they may push children toward real tobacco later. The study notes children in families with smoking parents who buy candy cigarettes twice are twice as likely to try tobacco, while children of non-smokers are four times more likely to try cigarettes.
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Chicago
Pediatrics
Common Cause urges independent redistricting panel in Kansas
Common Cause of Kansas urges a constitutional amendment to create a seven member redistricting commission. Three appointees by the governor and four by legislative leaders would draft reapportionment after each federal census. Proposals include expanded recorded votes and publicly financed campaigns while lawmakers would be removed from redistricting oversight.
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Topeka
Kan
Common Cause of
Kansas
Common Cause
House
Senate
Lynn Hellebust
Statehouse
Hellebust
State Supreme Court
Ottawa Herald publication rate card long excerpt
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective March 1 1991 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates cover one month three months six months and one year with options by carrier motor route and mail including in state and out of state pricing. All rates shown are in advance and include sales tax where applicable.
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Ottawa
Eartier
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Christmas and Local Deals Roundup in Ottawa
Ad briefs promote 10 to 50 percent off at Creation Station on Main Street. Bernhardt School of True Danger invites enrollments at 242 3696. Kansas State Bank markets free checking for seniors 50 and over. Valentine photo special for first 30 appointments at Wustrated Imagery 242 7863. Wendy's offers All You Can Eat Super Bar for 2.99 all day Sunday. Watts Gongrete yard ornaments near Ottawa on Hwy 59 at 242 1334. Christmas tree recycling ends January 12 at Orlis Cox West lot. Enroll at NCCC, Ottawa, January 8 1992, 9am to 1pm. Kids Home Alone line lists phone contact 242 6011. OHS Class of 1967 organizational meeting set for January 8 at Pizza Village.
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