Populism resurfaces in state Demo derby
Kansas voters watch a 1990 gubernatorial contest shaped by Populist echoes as Joan Finney and Fred Phelps Sr. push anti government platforms against former Gov. John Carlin. Finney touts voter ballot measures and farmer loans while Phelps campaigns to abolish property taxes and depoliticize state government, touring hundreds of Kansas communities. Carlin, the race favorite, stresses experience and efficient governance.
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John Hanna
Associated Press
Kansas
Joan Finney
Fred Phelps Sr
John Carlin
Jim Parfish
Carlin
Finney
Phelps
State Supreme Court
McLean
Obituaries for Hopkins Sutton and Schowengerdt in Kansas papers
Multiple obituaries list Esther A. Hopkins 102 of Williamsburg died July 7 1990 with service at Lamb Robens Funeral Home burial Mount Hope Williamsburg. Eldon A. Sutton 66 Wichita formerly Pomona died July 7 1990 with service at Smith Mortuary Haysville burial Greenwood Cemetery Oatville. Mary Schowengerdt 60 Topeka former Ottawa judge died July 6 1990 with memorial at University United Methodist Church and private burial Mount Hope Cemetery. survivors include family members and memorial fund directions.
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Ethel A. Hopkins
Esther A. Hopkins
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Robens Funeral Home
Mount Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Henry and
Matilda
Reiner) Diestelhorst
Whinter Hopkins
Baker University
Ottawa
United Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Sadana
Ronald Hopkins
Carmel
Calif
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Arthur W. Petefish
S. Cedar
Pomona
St. Francis Regional Medical Center
Wichita
Smith Mortuary
Haysville
Greenwood Cemetery
Oatville
Harry
Grace (Adams) Sutton
Bonnie Kitts
Reno
Nev
Gary
Roger Sutton
David Sutton
Eugene Sutton
Duns Muir
Rex Sutton
Phyllis Isle
Waverly
Mary Schowengerdt
Topeka
University United Methodist Church
Shawnee
Shawnee County
Theodore
Winston Schowengerdt
Topeka High School
Nonoso Honorary Society
Washburn
American Business Women’ S Association
Lille Day Monroe
Sheltered Living
Legal Aid Society
Kansas Association For the Blind
YMCA
Audubon Club
University Methodist Church
Church
Rowland Schowengerdt
Effin
Ottawa Hospital Notes and Sheriff News Summary
Daily report details admissions in Ottawa on Friday and Saturday. Sheriff and public safety notes list arrests for assault DUI obstruction of justice disorderly conduct curfew and burglary, plus traffic crashes near K-68 and I-35 with injuries. Nearby locations include Pomona Richmond and Broken Arrow Oklahoma with multiple victims and reported damages.
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Charles Bororvicka
Greeley
Florence Crawford
Harold Crockett
Michael McGill
Ottawa
Greg Korte
Danielle Bigler
Sheriff's News
Robert K. Leach
Pomona
Leach
Dorothy Barnes
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Timothy Lee Watts
Dayton
Wash
Highway Patrol
New Mexico
Here
Watts
Danial F. Toumberlin
N. Mulberry
K-68
Main
Darlene Farleigh
Richmond
Public Safety
Roger N. Platt
Apple Lane
South Cedar
Platt
Mark Gentner
S. Locust
Pamela
Hill
E. Wilson
Ramona Caleman
M.B. Kane
Warren R. Nelson
Williamsburg
Nelson
Olathe Medical Center
Multiple Vehicle Collisions Reported Across City Streets
Police logged several two vehicle crashes with damages over 500 dollars on Friday. Drivers included Alois L Whalen Kath leen E Corbin Regina M Smith Velma J Drybread and Juanita Richardson Deborah Barker in locations on Charles A Martin Fifth and Main Third and Hickory streets. A grass fire near Lane turnoff from US 169 was fought by Pottawatomie Township volunteers with no damage. Local market quotes at Ottawa Co op and Franklin County ASCS noted prices for wheat corn milo soybeans oats and PiK certificates.
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Alois L. Whalen
Fort Scott
Kathleen E. Corbin
Williamsburg
South Main
Charles A. Martin
Willow
Teresa A. Slifer
Ottawa Afd
Fifth
Main Streets
Regina M. Smith
St. Paul
Kan
Velma J. Drybread
Garnatt
Third
Hickory
Juanita Richardson
S. Hickory
Deborah C. Barker
S. Main
Pottawatomie Township
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County
ASCS
Research on context cues aids memory and learning
The article discusses how odors linked to study contexts may help recall and improve exam performance. It cites Schab and Lyman noting room-based cues aid retrieval and suggests training uses for pilots. It also lists unrelated legal notices from Kansas and Oregon courts appearing on the same page.
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Schab
Lyman
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Jim McLean
Neding Mief
Williamsburg Drug Store
eLisa
Eldon A. Sutton
Boeing
Hospice, Inc
the Daily Report
Michael T. Hill
Wilton
Pamela Hill
Casey's
N. Main
Casey
Marsha D. Harmrack
S. Oak
Vandallem
Lara A. Schmidt
Olive
Mark T. Green
N. Poplar
South A
Us-59
I-35
Johnny C. Coleman
Broken Arrow
Okla
Verlin D. Springer
Edward J. Anderson
W. 11Th
Kevin P. Barrett
North Main
Karl P. Diestelhorst
S. Elm
Ronald G. Morsett
WN. Cherry
Halen G. McNees
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Stanley B. McNees
Helen G. McNees
Robert Ellsworth McNees
Oregon
Lane County
Stanley B. McNaes
Patitonar
John L Richeson
Anderson, Byrd & Richeson
2Nd & Main
P.O. Box
Hazel Gault
Kangas
Wilford Eugene. Gault
Ingald Court
Witford Eugene Gault
Thomas E. Gleason
Naomi F. Revey
A. Plainton
State of
Corrine Lawreng
Batata of
Neon F
Aaid
Corrinne Lawreng
John L. Richeson
Patitioner
Richmond Recreation Commission
Bai
Oestreicherion Commission
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