Wellsville Area Primary Elections Set for March 3
Wellsville residents and patrons of West Franklin U.S.D. 287 and Central Heights U.S.D. 288 will vote March 3 after late filings. Mayor, board and council races hinge on primaries to narrow fields, with incumbents shaped by district boundaries and April general elections pending.
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Diane Yeamans
Wellsville
West Franklin
U.S.D
Central Heights U.S.D
Franklin County
Central Heights
John Wilhite
Michael J. Sloan
Lulu B. Nixon
Robert Cramer
Alvin A. Arnold
Williamsburg
Charles Gilkey
Edward A. Ailtie
Pomona
RFD
Roger Bush
Robert D. Roehl
Annette J. Parker
Jeannette Flager
Joann K. Hancock
Lester P. Wuertz
Richmond
Dale Pearson
Larry C. Fox
Robert W. Thomas
James Stonequist
Chrys Chmielowiec
Jerald Owings
Rodney D. Stockard
Osawatomie
David E. Bones
Princeton
Brenda Anderson
West Franklin Board
Mary C. Weigand
Ottawa Rfd
Harold D. Taylor
Glenn E
Ed’’ McDaniel
William A. Lozano
Wellsville Rfd
J. Harry Peckham
Rantoul
Tim Duffy
Hayden fills Osage County and other Kansas posts
Gov. Mike Hayden named Neal W. Thorne to the Osage County Commission to replace Brenda Groff who quit and appointed Harrison Frederick Cluck to Doniphan County Commission. Joan Davison will succeed Mary Bolton as Rice County Clerk. Dr Irwin Waxman joins Governor's Council on Fitness. Marion Stevens replaces Kay Groneman on the Advisory Council of Community Colleges.
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Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden
Hayden
Neal W. Thorne
Osage City
Osage
Brenda Groff
Harrison Frederick Cluck
Doniphan
Joan Davison
Lyons
Suc
Ceed Mary Bolton
Rice County
Irwin Waxman
Prairie Village
David Waxman
Governor’s Council On Fitness
Marion Stevens
Wichita
Kay Groneman
Kansas City
State Board of Education
Advisory Council of
Community Colleges
RMH Administrator Smith resigns after board service
Dewey Smith submitted a resignation to RMH trustees effective sixty days from his letter amid tensions on the board. He cited the hospital’s past friction and sought cohesive reform, signaling potential pursuit of another hospital post. Trustees announced no public comment and outlined steps for a new administrator search.
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Doris
Lincoln School
Smith
RMH
Mettenburg
George
Larry Mayes
Services for Tony J. Anderson in Waverly Oklahoma
Tony J. Anderson 25 Ozawkie was killed last Sunday in a traffic crash on US 50. Services at 10 a.m. Saturday at United Methodist Church Waverly with burial in Waverly Cemetery. Friends may call Jones Funeral Home Waverly 2 to 9 p.m. Friday. Memorials to Tony J. Anderson Memorial Fund.
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Tony J. Anderson
Ozawkie
Beta Junction
I-35
United Methodist Church
Waverly
Waverly Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Kansas Day Dinner Highlights Dole Hayden
U S Senator Bob Dole and Governor Mike Hayden headline Kansas Republicans Kansas Day dinner at the Downtown Ramada Inn. Weekend events run Friday to Sunday with George Nettles Jr named Kansas of the Year and Fred Logan elected party chair Jack Ranson to the National Committee. Hayden will cut the 126th birthday cake at the Capitol and public receptions follow Friday afternoon.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S
Bob Dole
Mike Hayden
Kansas
GOP
Native Sons and Daughters of
George Nettles Jr
Pittsburg
Republican State Committee
Fred Logan
New State Party
Jack Ranson
Hayden
Capitol
Manila theater siege ends with tear gas firing
Government troops fired tear gas at about 200 rebels holding the Channel 7 and DZBB broadcast center in Quezon City after they ignored a 30 minute surrender ultimatum. Rebels linked to deposed President Ferdinand Marcos faced the strongest challenge to the Aquino government from right wing forces since her rise to power. Col Oscar Canlas urged Ramos to return to his senses in a Veritas interview minutes before the gas was used.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Corazon Aquino
Channel 7
DZBB
Quezon City
Col
Oscar Canlas
Radio
Veritas
Fidel V. Ramos
New Christian singles group meets Friday at 7 p m
A new Christian singles group will meet at 7 p m Friday at 837 S Cedar sponsored by World Outreach Center. Also notes include corrections to local ads and various community announcements from Ottawa area.
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S. Cedar
The
World Outreach Center
Homestyle Cafe Ad Brief at N 59 Hwy and Sandcreek Rd
Community notice lists Homestyle Cafe hours from 6am to 3pm at N 59 Highway and Sandcreek Road. Parents invited to enroll children in the McGruff Program at the Department of Public Safety. Quilting classes offered at Chris's Corner 229 S Main Ottawa with contact 242-1922. Drake Jewelry offers watch and razor repair.
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Homestyle Cafe
Hwy and
Sandcreek Rd
Dept. of Public Safety
Chris's Corner
S. Main
Ottawa
Group Offers Aid On Taxes
The American Association of Retired Persons will offer free income tax preparation help for older residents starting Feb 5. From 9 a.m. to noon every Wednesday through April 15 at the Mid-America Council on Aging office, 1610 S Main. Bring last year’s tax return and current tax materials. call 242-7200 for an appointment if the hours don’t work or if homebound.
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American Association of Retired Persons
Steve Lott
Mid-America Council On Aging
S. Main
Internal Revenue Service
Lott
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