Legion leader plans Kansas tour by national commander
William Detweiler national commander of the American Legion will visit more than 25 Kansas posts starting January 15 for five days. He will be joined by Kansas Commander Gus Bosetti and Vice Commander Dick Nielsen with stops in Lawrence Osage City Burlington and other sites.
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Legion
Kansas
William Detweiler
American Legion
Kansas Legion
Detweiler
Minneapolis
Minn
Gus Bosetti
Dick Nielsen
Lawrence
Osage City
Burlington
Oasis Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Robert Snover
Mary
Joseph
Rotocords
Martin Brockway
Evaline Campbell
Eleanor Brockway
Alice DeFries
Bach
Snover
Dora Anderson
Lorraine Max
Johnnie Brockway
Pittsburg State
Pittsburg State University
Jenna Rae Potter
Garnett
James Craig Hay
Lane
Jodi Renee Snook
Ottawa
Monica Heather Drumm
Laurie Beth Hermon
Waverly
Leigh Jennipher Vance
Jerry Dwayne Dressler
Baldwin City
Dana Yvonne Katzer
Kurt T. Katzer
Dawn Marie McKinney
Lisa Mae Robertson
Karey Lynn Schulte
Renee D. Mathey
Scott Daniel Bures
Richmond
Annette M. Musick
Wellsville
Emporia
Empor
Samuel R. Zogg
Nashville
Tenn
Claude O. Pressnell Jr
Hermitage
Vanderbilt University
Peabody College
Patricia
Claude Pressnell Sr
Pressnell
School of Religion
Belmont University
Institutes For Family Studies
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ottawa High School
Southwest Baptist University
Bolivar
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Ill
Kristina
Rachael
Jonathan
Aaron
Abigail
Chamberlands Legion mentor briefed Ottawa chamber crowd
Ottawa High School Cytones performed after dinner for about 200 attendees as Lou Atherton praised the chamber staff. Gene Ramsey accepted duties as 1995 chairman, while 1994 chair Bill Allegre reflected on the year and introduced departing directors. The meeting noted 600 jobs lost in 1994 due to Allied Signal and Parmelee closings, yet highlighted upcoming Wal Mart ventures and other new firms expected to create hundreds of new jobs.
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Ottawa
Cytones
Chamber
Lou Atherton
Bill Allegre
Gene Ramsey
Allegre
Ralph Young
Allied Signal
Parmelee
Wal- Mart
Wal-Mart
Lester
Graves vows to do more with less for Kansas
In a 1995 inauguration address Kansas Governor Graves urged aggressive resource management and action oriented leadership. He stressed expanding quality of life for all Kansans and cited President Eisenhower as a regional influence. A large crowd gathered at the Statehouse as ceremonies began, with local bands and a birthday tribute.
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Graves
Dwight Eisenhower
Abilene
Salina
Eisenhower
Heart of America
Kansas
Sheila
Statehouse
Salina Central High School
Old High School
Capitol
Salina High School
Baseball softball proposal remains on deck at county high
Anderson County Board of Education took no vote on a baseball and softball program at Anderson County High School after athletic director Tom Tucker revised the plan to cut start up costs to about 25 000 a year. The district must build two practice fields with Garnett city aid and civic groups may be asked to help.
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ANCO
Arnett
Anderson County High School
Anderson County Board of Education
Tom Tucker
Tucker
Kenneth Woods
Garnett
Army missing missiles claim paper trail discrepancy noted
Congress GAO found thousands of Stinger Redeye and Dragon missiles unaccounted for at 78 Army storage sites. Stingers and Redeyes exceeded records by 7,732 and 5,230 respectively, while Dragons were 9,744 short. Army spokesman called it a paperwork issue with no reports of loss or theft.
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U.S. Army
Ottawa Chamber Leadership program accepting 1995 class
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce invites applications for its 1995 Leadership class. Deadline February 6 with selections by February 9 and announcement February 14. Bi weekly sessions March through May from 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuition 150 dollars. Board of Trustees listed.
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Ottawa Area
Topeka
Tour Capitol
Steve Markwood
Ottawa University
Vicki Cummiskey
Neh&w
Anne Ramsey
Ramsey Printing
Cherrie Finch
Paul Bean
Prudential Insurance
Marty Smith
Brenda Wray
Prestige Real Estate
Scott Bird
City of Ottawa
Paul Howe
Ottawa Retirement Village
Sheri Harris
Our Own Hardware
Shirley Lang
ECKAN
Tom Love
The
Ottawa Herald
Democrats seek facts on budget cuts from GOP heading to states
Republicans push for a House vote on a balanced budget amendment by 2002 while Clinton foes demand details on what programs will be cut. Democrats and aides press for specifics, citing social and health programs, as GOP leaders argue the measure enjoys broad support.
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GOP
Congress
Schroeder
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
Ashingtom
al Gore
CBS
Clinton
House
Tom Delay
Texas
Feelings composer Louis Gaste dies at 88 in Paris
Paris AP reports Louis Gaste, the French composer whose song inspired the English hit Feelings after alleged plagiarism, has died of cancer at age 88 on Sunday. He faced decades of attention over the melody and its disputed origins.
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Paris
Louis Gaste
Cabin Fever Travel With Hometown Friends
March 18 to 24 event details with Sandy contact 242 3600. Includes travel with hometown friends and a Kansas State Bank of Ottay wa FDIC member notice. Also Fashion Alley winter clearance offers 1/4 to 1/2 off winter clothes and boots.
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Sandy
Kansas State Bank of
Fashion Alley
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and contact details
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and advertising contacts. It outlines subscription prices for Ottawa and surrounding regions, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly rates, all in advance, plus out of state mail rates and tax inclusion.
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Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Ito
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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