Tomorrow's Forecast Tracks Heat Wave for Fourth of July
Tomorrow's forecast calls for continued sun and heat with temperatures near 100 degrees. Gusty southwest winds of 15 to 25 mph persist, keeping conditions hot and dry into the Fourth of July with little expected change.
Area folks rally to one of their own
Warren McDaniel an 18 year old Central Heights honor student faces radiation for two inoperable brain tumors and spinal cancer cells. He walks again after two weeks of treatment and will undergo four to six more weeks plus tests. if tumors persist chemotherapy may follow. The family lacks insurance and community groups organize support including a Pottawatomie breakfast fundraiser.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Warren
Martha
FFA
Central Heights
Forest Park
Ottawa
Pat McDaniel
Lane
Raritan Club
Pottawatomie Township
Kansas May unemployment at 3.4 percent lowest in over a decade
Kansas reports May 1990 unemployment at 3.4 percent, down from April and May 1989, with 1,258,886 employed and 44,919 seeking work. Wyandotte 6.2 percent leads counties, Cher okee 5.5 and Franklin 5.4 follow. numerous counties list rates.
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Topeka
Kan
Department of Human Resources
Ray D. Siehndel
Secretary of
Human Resources
Kansas
Wyandotte County
Cherokee County
Franklin County
Ottawa Jaycees Fourth of July Chautauqua Days at Forest Park
Ottawa Jaycees host a full day of family fun at Forest Park with baby beauty contests registration from 8:15 to 8:55 a.m. a dozen contests including games races and a pitch toss event, food booths from fourteen organizations, over twenty artisans, and a daytime stage lineup culminating in a large dusk fireworks display. Activities include a karate demonstration, musical acts Teresa Marie The Voice of Praise and Alan Cunningham with diverse entertainment and kid friendly contests throughout the day.
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Jay Bemis
Herald City
Ottawa Jaycees
Forest Park
San Toku Kan Karate Club
Teresa Marie
Voice of Praise
Alan Cunningham
Census on brink of completion
The U S census effort nears completion with 99 percent of households counted. About 1 million homes remain, prompting a national outreach campaign via posters, ads, and direct contact to finish tallying. The results shape House apportionment and federal funding, drawing concern from minorities and large cities.
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Randolph E. Schmid
Associated Press Writers Bureau
Ple
Pce
Commerce
Robert A. Mosbacher
Censu
Census Bureau
House of Representatives
New York
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