Kansas lawmaker calls for probe into Owen case
Rep Kerry Patrick a Leawood Republican urges a special committee to examine the investigation of Dave Owen who faced charges for illegal 1986 campaign donations to Gov Mike Hayden but all charges were dropped. He argues for ethics and finance law fixes while lawmakers focus on budget and property tax issues.
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Dave Owen
Kerry Patrick
Leawood
Owen
Mike Hayden
Robert Stephan
Attorney General
Patrick
Kansas
Tolerance in Hutchinson Faces Group Home Debate
The Hutchinson community shows divided views over building group homes for mentally handicapped residents. Editorial writer Maurice Cummings reflects on fear, venom, and the need for a more tolerant, proactive stance while noting city officials rightly approved the TECH residences and urging ongoing civic improvement.
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Atchinson
Maurice Cummngs
Arid
Evaluation Center For the Mentally Handicapped Inc
TECH
Hutchinson
Cummings
Ottawa Chamber Thanks For Banquet Coverage
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce thanks readers and rejects Lori Alvarado's reporting of the 61st annual banquet at Ottawa University on January 20. Wilbur Wheaton's inspirational message and the Ottawa Cytones performance united attendees of about 250 as officials and business leaders praised community pride and cooperation.
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Lori Alvarado
Chamber
Ottawa University
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Cytones
Wheaton
Dale Fox
Stanley DeFries
Jaycees
Robert L. Whitworth
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa school board debates free TV equipment plan
The Ottawa Herald letter writer questions Whittle Communications offer to furnish Ottawa High School with free TV gear for 23 students, two video recorders, a satellite dish, and a closed circuit system in exchange for showing a daily 10 minute news program and two minutes of teen advertising. He argues news should be taught, not sold as propaganda, and urges buying education tools instead of accepting slick ads.
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Ottawa School Board
South Carolina
Ottawa High School
Whittle Communications
OHS
Gary Mavity
Dale Dieterich
NIE
The
Herald
Gold standard return urged to steady Soviet, dollar
American economists argue for Soviet ruble convertibility to gold to restore confidence, while warning of inflation without free market reforms. They note postwar Germany as precedent and discuss pegging the dollar to a gold or commodity basket. The George Edward Durell Foundation promotes monetary stability and offers teaching kits. contact details provided.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Soviet Union
United States
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
Wayne Angel
West Germany
U.S
George Edward Durell Foundation
Thez Durell
Treasury
Goverment
Robbins
Durell Foundation
P.O
Berryville
Ottawa Herald USPS Subscription Rates 1989
Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective July 4 1989 in Ottawa surrounding area Franklin County and adjacent counties and all other areas by mail. Cartiers one month five dollars and one year fifty one to sixty dollars around. major route and mail rates differ by duration.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim A. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jim Harnbeck
Mike Gaigs
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Dean Rossman
Letters to the editor require signatures and addresses
Readers are urged to sign letters with full name and address before publication. Unsigned letters will not be printed. Include a telephone number for verification.
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