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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1987

Page

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Am Bo Dextrous Hobby: Bo Jackson Talks Pro Football

The piece notes Kansas City Royals rookie left fielder Bo Jackson pursues professional football as a hobby and faces scrutiny. It parallels famed figures like George Plimpton and Lee Trevino, then mentions the South Main reconstruction delay and a missing white center stripe as the project hoped to open today.

Bo Jackson Kansas City Royals George Plimpton George South Main

Main Street widening brings smooth drive and relief

After years of torn up pavement, Main Street reconstruction reshapes the route. Tolerance supplies ran low briefly, yet drivers enjoy a clear, unobstructed trip across the entire distance with minimal impediments from other vehicles.

Too Good To Be True Prize Mail Warnings

A reader warns about scam prize notices promising a Cadillac Seville a five piece stereo or cash, with tips to spot fraud. The piece recalls past solicitations, explains fake government envelopes and urgent notices, and urges checking odds, hidden costs, and fine print before responding.

U.S. Postal Service C.O.D Kansas

Farm artist Herd to create land art in Ottawa project

Kansas artist Herd, renowned for agr i art and field murals, plans a residency in Ottawa to craft earth colored works on local land with volunteer help. Aimed at community solidarity, the project includes funding from the Kansas Art Commission and local institutions and may yield a ground level viewable piece near Ottawa High School.

Oliver North Congressional Committee Stanferd Allegre Healthmart Herd Lawrence Kansas Satanta Kinsley Hodgeman County Will Rogers Eudora Protection Ottawa Deborah Barker Ottawa Community Arts Council Brad Jessop OCAC Frank Lemp Ottawa University Kansas Art. Commission Southwestern Bell Telephone Barker Organization of the Arts Council Ottawa High School Ottawa Family Physicians Dodge City Cowtown Trail Street Frederick Remington Plains First National Bank U.S. Calvary Museum Fort Riley Riley County

North Found As Phony As His Causes

A Cedar Rapids hospital MRI session frames Oliver North hearings as a soap opera. The author contrasts North with Congress leaders Dole and Inouye, argues North forges military justification to ignore laws, and condemns the Iran Nicaragua arms support while noting the public’s complicity and the dangers of military runs the democratic process.

Cedar Rapids Joe Snerd North General MacArthur MacArthur Harry Truman Congress Ike Bob Dole Daniel Inouye Dole Senate Inouye

Appearance Do Not Define North, Bar Talk Debates Credibility

In a bantering bar discussion, patrons question whether Ollie North would seem as persuasive if he looked different. They note public opinion favors him despite appearance, with one asking if a balding or pimply man could be equally trusted, while fearing superficial judgments.

Slats Grobnik Ollie North Congress Woody Allen Clint Eastwood Ther Casey

Kansan blasts Dole and Kassebaum on PAC reform

In a letter to the editor a Kansan critiques Sen. Robert Dole and Sen. Nancy Kassebaum for not backing PAC limits. The writer argues Dole rejects redress and Kassebaum hides behind public financing while opposing public PAC restrictions. Actions, not words, define their stance on reform.

Robert Dole Congressional Ax Nancy Kassebaum Supreme Court Sen. Kassebaum Kansas

Ottawa Horald subscription rates change in 1986

The Ottawa Herald lists new subscription rates effective July 1 1986 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier and motor routes. Prices include one month four dollars and up to one year sixty dollars with regional mail rates and a 5.5 percent out of state sales tax.

Attorney General’s Office Ottawa Franklin County

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