Old Settlers' Reunion festival in Oskaloosa themed I Like Ike Too
Oskaloosa hosts a multi day festival from Thursday to Saturday with events including an ice cream social carni val porkburgers and a political rally on Thursday. Friday features a 4 30 p.m. fish fry 5 30 p.m. ice cream social children’s tractor pull and games. Saturday brings Bulletin Board Activities a 6 45 a.m. fast walk a children’s parade and morning games plus a 4 30 p.m. Rebekah Lodge dinner and 6 30 p.m. parade. Carnival nightly. Also CARTA breakfast for retired teachers Friday 8 30 a.m. Hill House and church suppers in Melvern. Oyler family reunion Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Forest Park. Water district meeting moved to 8 p.m. Thursday Williamsburg Community Building. Revival at CRCC nightly through Friday. Rural clergy workshop August 20–21 at Manhattan with KS State University Extension Service program details and $25 registration due August 10.
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Oskaloosa
Old Settlers
Rebekah Lodge
CARTA
Hill House
Us-50
Eisenhower Road
Melvern United Methodist Women
Oyler
Forest Park
South Davis Road
Manhattan
Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service
Health department prepares for move
Franklin County Health Department moves from Ransom Memorial Hospital to the remodeled Alco building at 15th and Main. Director Arla Lickteig told commissioners the move date is two weeks from Friday July 27 with closures July 27 to 31. The county will purchase 78 furnishing items from state surplus and trade four road graders, two Caterpillars and two John Deeres, for about 109000 dollars with trade-in values tentative.
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Lori Alvarado
Franklin County Health Department
Arla Lickteig
Health Department
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Alco
15Th and
Main
Lickteig
Commission
John Deeres
John Deere
Two-year probation for KU student slur attack case
Lawrence freshman Matthew Willenberg pleaded guilty to misdemeanor disorderly conduct after slurring a KU student and tossing a pizza. He received two years probation, $100 fine, $92 costs, and must join Alcoholics Anonymous meetings while avoiding alcohol. Prosecution dropped a related battery charge amid student protests and a Chancellor Budig sit-in.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Matthew Willenberg
St. Louis
Douglas County
James W. Paddock
Willenberg
Jim Flory
Gene A. Budig
Alcoholics Anonymous
Wellsville Area Board Elects Officers for New Year
The Wellsville board of education elected officers for the new fiscal year. William A. Lozano is president Tim Duffy is vice president Gwen Boone clerk Nancy Warren treasurer. A bus barn lease for 1990 91 was discussed with a decision due at the July 23 meeting. Randy Renaud explained a landscaping project at the elementary building and next meeting will review figures.
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Wellsville
Wellsville Board of Education
William A. Lozano
Tim Duffy
Gwen Boone
Nancy Warren
Randy Renaud
Williams
Explosions and clashes rock Managua as unrest grinds on
In Managua Nicaragua AP reporting says explosions and gunfire rattle the capital as 10 week old government faces Sandinista led strikes and street battles. At least four killed and 84 injured as thousands walk to work amid blocked transit and shrinking food supplies. Police and army battle Sandinista control. a radio station occupation ends with workers detained. The government seeks layoffs reversal and return to order.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Independent Radio Corporation
Roger Leon Carranza
Radio Corporation
Radio
Roitz Releases Tax Returns in 5th District Bid
Ed Roitz, GOP candidate for Kansas's 5th District, released three years of state and federal tax returns and property tax statements. He reported adjusted gross incomes of 58,230 in 1989, 46,358 in 1988, and 35,609 in 1987 with federal and state taxes listed. Roitz also disclosed yearly property taxes on his Pittsburg residence. Sheila Bair, another Republican contender, had not released Kansas tax documents.
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Olathe
Richard Grissom Jr
Johnson County
William Gray
Overland Park
Thomas J. Erker
Grissom
Gray
Sedgwick County
Richard Ney
Ney
Erker
Andrew Warren
Public Defender’s
Warren
Topeka
Kan
Ed Roitz
Sth
Kansas
Roitz
Pittsburg
Sheila Bair
Independence
Kent Hodges
Dick Nichols
Bill Otto
Doyle
Talkington
Reitz
City Commission
Bair
Washington, D.C
Congress
Raitz
W. Quincy
Bob Dole
Washington
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1990 Details
Ottawa Herald lists detailed 1990 subscription rates for delivery. Rates cover Ottawa by carrier, rural towns, motor route, and mail options within Franklin County and adjacent counties, plus statewide and out of state mailings with monthly to yearly terms.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Sutton's Jewelry Sidewalk Sale and Richmond Fair Dance
Announcements for a July 14 sidewalk sale at Sutton's Jewelry 207 S Main with no sales tax and layaway, a Sidewalk Sale on watches, plus a Richmond Free Fair Street Dance July 14 6 p.m. to midnight with the Coachmen, and Fashion Alley Summer Markdowns 25 to 33 percent off while Young Place reopens tomorrow under new ownership with 50 to 75 percent off.
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Sutton’s
S. Main
Sutton's
Richmond Free Fair
Young Place
Tommorrow
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Bulletin Board
Ottawa Area
Retired Teachers Association
Williamsburg
Public Wholesale Water Supply District No. 12
CRCC
Randy Gray
Community Revival Center Church
Wichita
Charles E. Oakley
Park City
Jeffrey A. Ohmart
Mike Hill
Ohmart
West Wichita
Oakley
Hill
Ottawa Herald
Melvern
Peoria
Princeton
Rantoul
Weather Network
Wiqh
Colby
Salinas
Kansas City
Area Board
Anaan Biatreayby Ys
U.S
Violeta Barrios de Chamorro
S. Cedar
Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis
Jim Hornbeck
Mike
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