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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1986

Page

7

Kansas Supreme Court session heats up over malpractice case

One of the nation's most lucrative crops is il legal. State Big malpractice case spices Kansas Supreme Court session.

Spices Kansas Supreme Court Session

Open Wide Openly Pursuing Photography by Ottawa Dentist

Ottawa dentist Steve Thompson 37 has practiced for 10 years and is among photographers featured in the 46th anniversary issue of Kansas! magazine. A color shot of ice on a shrub at sunset in Franklin County marks his second KS publication after three years in photography. Thompson distinguishes between enthusiasts and true photographers and notes his shift from taking many shots to selective cropping for prints.

Jay Bemis Ottawa Steve Thompson Thompson Kansas Franklin County

Local dentist blends color and black-and-white photography

Thompson, a University of Kansas undergrad with a Missouri KC doctorate, discusses his color photography focus, family support from Jill, three children, and his passion for slide shows. He plans a public display at 7 p.m. February 3 in Ottawa University Mowbray Union Gold Room, reflecting on personal growth through images.

Thompson University of Kansas University of Missouri-Kansas City Jill Landon Bryan Ross Thompsons Steve Ottawa University Mowbray Union

Americans Hesitant To Leave Libya

Americans in Libya wrestle with Reagan’s order to depart amid high pay and home ties. Western diplomats estimate mid level oil workers earn about $5,000 monthly tax free with living allowances. Fears of fines or jail terms linger as the Feb 1 deadline approaches while some seek to stay for income and roots.

Tripoli, Libya Libya Reagan United States Muammar Khadaty Rome Vienna U.S

MLK Holiday Week Start Amid Financial Struggles in Atlanta

Coretta Scott King and the Martin Luther King Jr. Center kickoff a 10 day King Week with little money and many in-kind efforts. Mayor Andrew Young frets over only 100000 in city support as nationwide interest grows ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 20. Speakers at the ecumenical service include Vice President Bush and Senators Kennedy and Dole, while President Reagan declines.

Atlanta Martin Luther King Jr King Coretta Scott King Martin Luther King Jr. Center For Nonviolent Social Change Andrew Young Young Ronald Reagan Reagan George Bush Robert Dole R-Kansas Edward M. Kennedy Dmass

No Time To Keep Em Down On The Farm

Washington AP — Census figures show 1985 farm population fell about 7 percent, down 399,000 to 5,355,000, with income gaps widening as farm families lag city earnings. Officials cite debt stress and sampling changes. some warn the drop may reflect methodology rather than pure declines. Continued on Page 10.

Washington U.S Census Bureau Agriculture Department Associated Press Ing Diana DeAre

Area Weather Forecast Mostly sunny with warm highs

County forecast notes mostly sunny skies and unseasonably warm conditions with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 30. Sunday also partly cloudy with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s.

Kansas Legislature opens with tax hike clash in election year

The 71st Kansas Legislature session begins amid election year maneuvering and a push by Gov. Carlin to raise the statewide sales tax from 3 to 4 percent. Both houses convene at 2 p.m. with 50 bills in the House and 35 in the Senate. Leaders push a rapid start as funding needs loom and the tax question dominates early debate.

Topeka Kan Kansas John Carlin House of Representatives Senate Secretary of State Ed C. Rolfs R-Junction City Carlin Rolis

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Fredonia Steve Zak Landon & Bryan Ottawa Board of Education U.S.D S. Main Zahner and Company Kansas City Margaret Betterton Ottawa Middle School Don Duncan Ottawa High School MLK USDA Calvin L. Beale Department Economic Research Service Robert W. Talkington Iola Talkington Mike Swenson
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