Nicholl Defends Travel Claims in Kansas Bond Firing
Laura Nicholl says a dispute with Gov. Finney over a floating rate mortgage revenue bond and an escrow sale preceded her June 25 firing as state Commerce Secretary. She maintains her travel to Muscat, Oman, aimed at boosting Kansas business ties, not lavish expenses.
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Topeka, Kan
Laura Nicholl
Joan Finney
Commerce
Topeka Capital Journal
Nicholl
Muscat
Oman
Middle East
Kansas
Finney
Mary Holladay
Holladay
Forecast Says Clear Tonight With Mild Lows
The forecast calls for a clear night with a low in the upper 50s and light and variable winds. Kansas extends the outlook Sunday through Tuesday with highs in the upper 80s Sunday and 90 to 95 Monday and Tuesday, and lows remaining in the 60s.
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Kansas
Perot still avoids platform specifics at rallies
In Olympia Washington Ross Perot speaks to about 6000 supporters on the Capitol steps praising patriotism and pledging to rebuild America for their children. He has yet to outline policy ideas though aides say his inner circle wants him to begin presenting a platform to the public.
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Olympia
Wash
Ross Perot
Perot
Capitol Steps
America
Ottawa City Band to close summer with two concerts
The Ottawa City Band wraps its season with two summer performances at Forest Park Saturday 7 p.m. and City Park Wednesday 7:30 p.m. The program features patriotic tunes, Sousa marches, Elvis tribute, Beach Boys medley, Sound of Music, and Her itage of Freedom. Seating is limited. bring blankets or chairs. Ottawa High School bands will sell refreshments.
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Ottawa City
Chautauqua
Forest Park
City Park
Mary Lynn McMichael
James Ployhar
John Philip Sousa
E.E. Bagley
J.F. Wagner
Barnum and Bailey
K.L
Elvis
James Christensen
Beach Boys
James Camow
Sousa
Wheeler
Corcoran Cadets
Independence Day Weekend Festivities Across Kansas City Area
Ottawa Jaycees host Chautauqua Days at Forest Park with a 7 p.m. band concert and night fireworks. Old Depot Museum and Dietrich Cabin open 1–5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Kansas City area celebrations include Truman Library events at 9:30 a.m., a Blue Springs concert at 8 p.m. with 9:30 fireworks, Oak Grove Park events, Independence Center craft fair, Missouri Town 1855 and Fort Osage commemorations, and a Parkville Lions pancake breakfast ending with fireworks. Parkway area rodeo, Bingham-Waggoner Christmas in July, Hallmark Center Halloween cards, Peter Pan at Starlight Theatre. Topeka hosts Go 4th with art fair and Kaleidoscope, fireworks Saturday. Tickets and shows vary across venues including Southwestern College dinner theatre and Fort Scott parade and events.
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Forest Park
Old Depot Museum
W. Tecumseh
City Park
Kansas City
24Th Highway
Delaware
Independence
Blue Springs
Oak Grove Park
76Th
Troost
Gladston
Independence Cen
Ter
Missouri Town
Lake Jacoma
Fort Osage
Parkville
Lions Club
Bingham- Waggoner
W. Pacific
Hallmark Visitors Center
Crown Center
Starlight Theatre
Swope Park
B.D. Wong
Peter Pan
K.C
Topeka
Washburn University
Hallmark Card Company
Southwestern College
Winfield
Fort Scott
Teens Unforgiving On Presidential Traits in Gallup Survey
Gallup finds teens highly value consistency and morality, with nine of ten worried about heavy drinking, while marijuana use in college draws less concern. Tea m Republicans more critical of past moral lapses. 501 teenagers aged 13 to 17 surveyed April 17 to May 5 through telephone interviews.
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George Gallup, Jr
Alec Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Dan Quayle
U.S. House of Representatives
Canadian troops bolster Sarajevo airport airlift effort
Dusty and exhausted Canadian infantrymen man defenses at Sarajevo's airport as U N and French forces join an international airlift. U S C 130 planes depart Rhein Main for Zagreb then Sarajevo to deliver twelve tons of relief and equipment amid ongoing siege and fighting in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Milan Panic announces he will become premier of Yugoslavia to ease Western pressure on Serbia. The European Community begins a planned airlift.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia- Herzegovina
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Rhein-Main Air Base
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Army
Toni Kemper
Zagreb
Croatia
Seige
Ms. Kemper
U.N
Bosnia
Milan Panic
Yugosla
Wester
Serbia
Former KU dean to study William Allen White papers
Del Brinkman, vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Kansas, will take a six month leave to research William Allen White. He will study White's letters from January to July 1993 at universities, Emporia, and the Library of Congress, aiming to compile letters for publication. Brinkman previously worked five years at the Emporia Gazette in the late 1950s.
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Brinkman
Emporia
Library of Congress
Washington
White
July Fourth Local Business Notices
Ottawa area brief notices list local business changes for July 4 including closures at A Blooming Florist Homeweed hair fixed Delores Williams beauty salon and Daylight Donuts. Suttons Jewelry promotes July birthstone rings starting at 67.50 and Young Place announces 30% off summer clearance.
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Ruby
Sutton
S. Main
Ottawa Herald publishes classic newspaper pricing overview
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective March 16 1992 across delivery by carrier and mail. Rates cover Ottawa and surrounding areas including Franklin County and adjacent counties with monthly, quarterly, half yearly and yearly options. All prices include state sales tax and are payable in advance.
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Vertising
Jim R. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Virginia Whitada
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Carrer
Franklin
State of Kansas
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