Citywide traffic changes praised for safer signals at First and Main
Editorial lauds the decision to modify First and Main with yellow and green left turn arrows, notes safeguards from national standards via state adoption, and warns four way stops on Cedar hinge on traffic counts and DOT studies. Highlights past misalignment of stop signs on First and Hickory and concerns over Cedar speeding and signaling awareness.
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Cedar
City Commission
U.S
Department of Transportation
Ottawa
DOT
Afi
Branson Grows As Music Center Branson Tigers For Attention
Guest opinion notes Branson Missouri, population 3706, has become a major entertainment hub. The piece cites 22 theaters with 40,825 seats, nine daytime acts at Silver Dollar City, two at Shepherd of the Hills, and 19 indoor theaters. It projects 59,492 seats by year end and cites four million visitors in 1990 with more in 1991. Plans include eight music theaters and a showboat on Lake Taneycomo, signaling rapid growth and ambition.
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Bat
Branson
Nashville
Tenn
Silver Dollar City
Shepherd of the Hills Homestead
Lake Taneycomo
The
Independence Reporter
Contact details for federal and state representatives
A list provides contact addresses and phone numbers for President George Bush The White House Washington DC 20500. Senator Bob Dole 141 Hart Senate Office Bldg Washington DC 20510. Senator Nancy Kassebaum 304 Russell Senate Office Bldg Washington DC 20510. Rep Dick Nichols 1605 Longworth Bldg Washington DC 20515. State officials Gay Joan Finney Topeka KS 66612. State Rep George Teagarden Statehouse Topeka KS 66612. State Sen Dave Webb Stillwell KS 66085. State Rep Walker Hendrix Statehouse Topeka KS 66612.
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George Bush
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Gay
Joan Finney
State Capitol
Topeka
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate Omce
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell
Senate
Washington
D. C
Dick Nichols
Longworth
D.C
George Teagarden
S Statehouse
Dave Webb
Nall
Stillwell
Walker Hendrix
Statehouse
Commentary on Silver Dale School in Franklin County
This Thursday perishes the tale of Silver Dale School District 68 near Richmond founded circa 1870 with land deeded in 1877. Former pupils and teachers recall daily life, notebooks, a Victrola, water from a distant bucket, and potluck halls as the school closed in 1946.
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Franklin County
Bruce Fleming
Beech
Jim Hitch
Silver Dale School
George B. Edgar
Richmond
Virginia Cunningham
Kenneth
Richmond Rfd 1
Silver Dale
Lucy Wassmer
Mary (Pearson) Carr
Doris
Pearson) Linegard
Lena Hobrook
Ruby (Hoopes) Storrer
Lucille Mulcahey
Raymond Wagner
Richmond Rfd
Letters on spiritual abuse and disillusion with Bible institutes
A letter complains of mass marketed Bible interpretation, calling it spiritual abuse. The author rejects attending a Bible Institute, cites personal despair and anger, quotes Jeremiah, and notes spending ten dollars on a book about spiritual abuse. The piece critiques profiteering religious programs while affirming ongoing faith in God.
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Bible Institute
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Horstick) Stumpe
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Jo Ann Williams
Kenneth McLeese
Lawrence Mersmann
James Mersmann
Mark Mersmann
Jerry Mersmann
Willis Stubby
Ed Horstick
Anna (Krueger) Conner
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Margaret Sites
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