Barr outlines Fifth District bid focus on jobs and deficit
In Ottawa, Sheila Barr, one of six Republican hopefuls for Congress, frames jobs and industry as top local priority. She backs rural enterprise zones, opposition to tax increases, and a mix of spending restraints and targeted federal aid to advance economic development while pursuing a line item veto and potential Bush administration technical aid. She notes the deficit as the era’s single major concern and urges bipartisan budget discipline.
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Jim Hitch
Herald
Sheila Barr
Congress
Ottawa
Bair
Chambers of Commerce
Barr
Bush
Co-op eTOWS to Move Fertilizer Dept to New Ottawa Site
Kay Shaffer of Vas sar Elevator Inc and Ottawa Fertilizer and Feed announces sale of the local operation at 120 N Cedar. Ottawa Co-op Association will take over Sept 1, with fertilizer dept moved to the site beside the existing elevator. Derousseau cites expanded gasoline service, consolidated storage, and EPA safety measures.
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Kay Shaffer
Vassar Elevator Inc
Ottawa Fertilizer and Feed
N. Cedar
Ottawa Co-op Association
Shaffer
Vassar
Adrian Derousseau
Ottawa Co-op
Co-op
iWenner
Iwitch
Derousseau
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
Farm Mishap Injures Wellsville Man in Kansas
Walter M. Jerrod, 42, listed in serious condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center after a farm accident near Baldwin. He was trapped between a field sprayer and a gooseneck trailer while filling the sprayer, three miles southeast of Baldwin, about 9:30 yesterday morning. He suffered a pelvis fracture and was transported by ambulance to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A passerby freed him and called for help.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wellsville
University of Kansas Medical Center
Walter M. Jerrod
Med Center
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jerrod
Baldwin
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Weather Forecast for Tonight and July Averages
Mostly cloudy tonight with a 50 percent chance of rain and lows in the upper 60s. July average and year to date figures appear, with barometer around 30.18 inches and steady.
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Kansas
Kansas Briefs: Speeding ticket penalties rise in Kansas
Kansas headlines report a state penalty increase for overdue tickets from 25 to 50 dollars with suspensions for nonpayment. The change aims to boost revenue for a training center fund, a juvenile detention building fund, and an alcohol program. Court officials fear higher fees may deter timely payment.
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Kansas
Johnson County
Fairway
Roy Miller
Kansas Highway Patrol
Franklin trial winds down in Ottawa thrift takeover case
In Topeka federal court, closing arguments wrapped a four week trial over regulators’ seizure of Franklin Savings Association. Regulators argue Franklin needed to absorb losses, while Franklin’s team contends hearings were unfair and accounting methods were misunderstood. Judge Saffels will decide based on the administrative record or trial testimony.
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Topeka, Kan
Franklin Savings Association
Franklin
Franklin Savings Corp
Ottawa
Ken Guido
OTS
Guido
U.S
Dale Saffels
Saffels
Dennis Kaizer
FSA
Keith Wishon
Kaizer
Kansas City Star
Commercialism seen as threat to today's schoolchildren
Public schools should be declared commercial free zones to shield students from advertising masquerading as educational material, says Consumers Union in a study. The report notes schools accept free materials and Channel One fosters corporate promotion, reaching over 20 million students annually while stock markets show broad losses amid tech earnings misses.
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New York
Consumers Union
Channel One
Mischief at The Other Place Friday And Saturday
Ad briefs announce Time Warp at Bu. Humpitt's and MISCHIEF at The Other Place this Friday and Saturday. Guy and Mae’s Tavern will be closed July 23 to August 7 for vacation. Willis Garden Center offers plant specials including moss vinca and geraniums at specific sizes and prices.
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Bu. Humpitt
GUY & Mae's Tavern
Willis Garden Center
Ottawa Herald Publication Rates April 1990
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective April 1 1990 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Details include carrier options urban rural and motor route and mail rates across Franklin County adjacent counties and statewide with monthly quarterly six month and yearly figures.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Dim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Day Bemis
Au Gity
Jim Hombeck
Mike Geiss
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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East Coast
Soviet Union
Sheila Bair
Ems
Colby
Salina
Fansas Nas City
Fopeka
Pittsburey
Horton
Bank of Horton
van Norris
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal General Accounting Office
FDIC
Earl O’connor
Masoud Najafabadi Hadi
O'Connor
Hadi
O’connor
Franklin Trial
Roger Stanton
Stanton
Office of Thrift Supervision
Regu
Savings and Loan
Katzer
Ernest M. Fleischer
Wishon
Price Waterhouse
Resolution Trust Corp
Wall Street
Tandem Computers
Tandem
Lotus Development
Ad Briefs
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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