16 Jul 1992
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1992
Page
1
Texas billionaire Ross Perot ends his campaign amid differences with Ed Rollins, reshaping the 1992 race. Clinton seeks Perot supporters while Bush officials label Perot authoritarian. Perot notes possible House election outcome and praises volunteers and a people driven government.
Vice President Gore joins President Clinton on a fluid campaign night as Perot withdraws. Ronald Brown notes Clinton’s pivotal speech and a shifting Democratic guard amid confetti and 50 state roll call. Edward Kennedy attends a ceremony honoring slain brother Robert Kennedy.
Ottawan reporter notes hot dog prices at venues and street vendors during the convention. He cites Jerry Brown's speech as failing to unite the party, describes disruptive Brown supporters and Kansas delegates, and forecasts Clinton's likely acceptance with a Friday return to Ottawa.
Franklin County commissioners vote to purchase a roller from Sellers Tractor Co for 47,560 with a 6,000 trade in and lease savings from prior usage. They also switch the chip spreader financing to Kansas State Bank at 5 percent after dealer-lease changes and suspend the meeting for road safety and district association duties.
Kansas Bureau of Investigation says the largest illicit drug laboratory found in Kansas was raided Monday on a Neosho County farm about 15 miles southwest of Erie. It could produce 25 to 30 pounds per cycle. about 24 pounds worth $600,000 were seized. John W. Autem, 33, was arrested at the Parsons site.
The Ottawa High School class of 1982 will hold its 10 year reunion September 5 and 6. Reservations are due by August 1 with a late fee of $10 afterward not including dinner. For help contact Tim Corcoran or Jenny Messick at local phone numbers.
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An Independence, Missouri man, Nelson C. Cox, 21, pleaded guilty in Anderson County District Court to conspiracy to commit first degree murder and aggravated battery. Each crime carries a five to 20 year sentence. sentencing is set for August 20.
Wade Mace, owner of Mace Bulk Transport in Ottawa, will not be licensed to collect or sample milk in Kansas until at least July 1, 1993 after a consent agreement with the State Board of Agriculture. The dairy commissioner cited a load of milk last September that may have contained an antibiotic and was sold to Kansas Food Packers in Arkansas City, with Kansas Food Packers also fined $300. Mace may haul collected milk but cannot sample it. other Mace Bulk Transport drivers may continue sampling. Also, Paola exterminator Delbert Buhrman was fined $300 and ordered to pay $1,630.51 for failed contracted services.
The Ottawa Herald publishes its 1992 subscription rates for daily and mail delivery across Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery type including carrier, major route, Franklin County mail, adjacent counties, and out of state, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options all prepaid.
Photos will be taken of 4 H ers with livestock poultry rabbits or pats at the fair for $1 per pair. Sutton’s Jewelry offers half price necklaces bracelets starting at $40 with free layaway. Kelley Bethell to sing national anthem July 22 at Royals game. Courthouse Lawn hosts ice cream Pia Cake July 19 6 30 to 8 90 p.m. Late voter registration extended to July 16 17 20. Job Search Workshop July 25 at NCCC call 242 5200 ext 5540.
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