MLK lecture in Ottawa highlights King as unifier of movement
Dr. David O. Shipley, pastor of Second Baptist Church in Kansas City, traced King’s leadership to Thoreau and Gandhi, outlining racial history from slavery to segregation. He described King’s faith, nonviolence, and the two Black philosophies of integration and nationalism, plus King’s personal trials and ultimate sacrifice.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Martin Luther King Jr
David O. Shipley
Second Baptist Church
Kansas City
King
Ottawa University
MLK
Thoreau
Gandhi
Tion
Frederick Douglass
W.E.B. du Bois
Africa
Shipley
du Bois
Mother Teresa Leaves Hospital After Pneumonia Recovery
Mother Teresa, 81, walked out of a California hospital after three weeks of treatment for pneumonia and heart problems. Supporters cheered as she wore her blue-trimmed white sari and blue sweater, returning to Tijuana to recuperate with the Missionaries of Charity. She had been hospitalized December 26 at Scripps Clinic, where doctors treated pneumonia and congestive heart failure and performed an artery-opening procedure.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Mother Teresa
Missionaries of Charity
Tijuana
Mexico
Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation
Paul Teirstein
Scripps
Patricia Rubanel
Weather Tonight and Kansas Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the low 20s. Extended Kansas outlook through Monday shows no precipitation, seasonal cool spell Saturday, then warmer Sunday and Monday with highs in the 30s Saturday, 40s Sunday, and 40s to upper 50s Monday. Lows 15 to 25, yesterday’s high 66, low 16. barometer 30.19 inches and falling. Sunset 5.24, sunrise 7.39.
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Kansas
Community Ad Briefs and Local Notices
Local items list events and services from 1st Assembly of God to hospital open house. Highlights include home grocery delivery, barber shops closed for certain dates, cholesterol clinic, Hill House ribeye specials, conservation district meeting January 23, 1992 with reservations, Matney Chiropractic closures for a seminar, McGruff Club signup, Walmart Ottawa Police open house, Ransom Memorial Hospital new wing, phone friend hours, beginner's lessons for children, Roll-A-Way Skate, and Valentine photo special with available multipose folio.
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Hill House
Matney Chiropractic
McGruff
Wal-Mart
Ottawa Police Department
Ransom Memorial Hospital
New Wing
McGruff Club draws K to 5 with films, magician, gear show
Ottawa police sponsor a McGruff Club for grades K through 5 meeting Saturdays in February at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium. Free but donation encouraged, with prizes and gifts like coloring books, crayons, badges, and Nerf discs. Registration Saturday at Wal-Mart and OPD HQ. Children under 5 may join with a supervising adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bemis
Herald City
McGruff Club
Ottawa Police Department
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Third
Hickory
Wal-Mart
OPD
Daryl Shutt
McGruff
Disney
911 Adds Hearing Impaired Access at Franklin County Center
New Ultratec equipment installed this month at the Franklin County 911 center enables hearing impaired residents to call emergency services. The system uses baudot and ASCII codes, supports computer modem communication, and aligns with the ADA deadline of Jan 26. Dispatchers expect future calls from hearing impaired residents. The setup also interlinks lines to the county ambulance service and sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Montgomery Herald
911
Franklin County
Ultratec
Brad Gilges
Gilges
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Sheriff's Office
GM recall report corrected on 1.5 million vehicles
AP corrected earlier reports that 1.5 million General Motors cars from 1986 to 1987 Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiac would be recalled for faulty V6 engines. An extended warranty covers repairs and reimbursements through year end for vehicles under 100000 miles with no symptom disclosure required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Associated Press
General Motors Corp
Buick
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Steve Gant
Gaut
Wet winter mud hurts Kansas beef industry across yards
Weather has swamped feed yards with mud since October after heavy snow in southwest Kansas. Cattlemen report higher costs to fatten cattle as muddy conditions reduce eating and grazing, while cattle stall and stay damp and cold, impacting performance.
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Garden City
Kansas
Mark Lawrance
Lobo Cattle Company
John Fairleigh
Fairleigh
Scott City
Ottawa Herald Daily Rates and Masthead Information
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details and rates effective March 1 1991. It shows editors and staff roles and provides subscription prices by delivery method and region with all rates in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis
Wu City
Carol Ackermann
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
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Ae Weather
Ad Briefs
Cherilyn
Assembly of God
Galt
John
Health Dept
Wed & Thurs
Jim
FR. CO. Conservation Dist
Conservation Friends
Gerden City
Topeka
Parsonte
Parsons
Parsons Catholic School
Leon Kerschen
Leo Kerschen
St. Patrick's
St. Mary’s
Parsons Catholic
Jacklyn Duncan
Day & Zimmerman
KARP
Labette County
Kaap
U.S. Senate
Army
Air Force
U.S. District Court
Manildra Milling Corp
John Thomas Honan
Ogilvie Mills, Inc
Iowa
Ogilvie
United States
Manildra
Midwest Grain Co
Atchison
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
State of Kansas
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