Hayward Arena Hosts 4-H Fair Activities and Contests
At Hayward arena on the weekend program includes a noon to 12 30 entries for President s Chocolate Cake Contest followed by 2 30 p m open class awards for home economics and photography. A 4 p m watermelon feed for 4 H livestock sellers and buyers, a 5 p m miniature quilt chocolate cake and market animal sale auction, 6 p m Ottaway Amusements rides and carnival games, and an 8 p m demolition derby. Sunday events run all day with Kiddie Tractor Pull registration at 2 30 p m and pull starting at 3 p m.
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Hayward Arena
Ottaway Amusements
Pigs eyed awards given at 4-H fair show
At the county fair first place honors went to a grand champion Duroc gilt. Jody Peine won grand champion in the market barrow class with a 250 pound cross bred pig. Hoyt from Pomona and Penne from Princeton earned gilt and barrow wins. Justin Hobbs of Princeton led spotted barrow awards, with several winners named in cross bred Hampshire Yorkshire and Spotted categories. Courtney and Kirby Pruner of Princeton earned blue ribbons in the sisters with one litter division.
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Jody Peine
Hoyt
Pomona
Penne
Princeton
Justin Hobbs
Market Barrow
Erica Coulson
Rantoul
Barrow
Michael Hoyt
Duroc Barrow
Spotted Barrow
Aaron Dunbar
Richmond
Hampshire
Dustin Gardner
Wellsville
Yorkshire
Courtney and
Kirby Pruner
Schodorf proposes tougher prisons and economic penalties
Schodorf advocates public credit for crime fighting, limits on inmate possessions, and keeping earnings for prisoners. He visited El Dorado prison noting ample amenities and argues prisons should deter crime. He opposes extensive “three strikes” and favors fines based on income with sheriff seizure for nonpayment. He favors community corrections, sting operations, and leveraging Wichita crime work experience for attorney general bid.
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Schodorf
el Dorado
California
Internal Revenue
Schodotf
Wichita
Ottawa board to fill Kahler vacancy and adopt budget
The Ottawa school board meets at 7 30 p m at the district office to appoint a replacement for Beth Kahler who resigned after three years leaving a remaining year in her term. They will consider a preliminary 1994 95 budget report publish the proposed budget for a public hearing set and finalize personnel items adult meal prices and land acquisition in a 15 minute executive session. Superintendent Don Duncan and board president Terry Jennings were unavailable to comment.
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Ottawa School Board
S. Main
Beth Kahler
Don Duncan
Terry Jennings
Kansas Weather Update From Local Log Lines
The Kansas forecast calls for a dry warm stretch from Monday to Wednesday with low temperatures in the 60s and daytime highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s. Data appears from the local log at Plant.
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Kansas
Louisiana remap ruled unconstitutional by federal panel
A three judge panel in Shreveport ruled that Louisiana's new black majority congressional district plan is an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. The decision halts fall elections and keeps incumbents until a courtappointed specialist redraws the district. The state plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Louisiana
Shreveport
Jacques Wiener
U.S. Supreme Court
Wiener
Cleo Fields
Baton Rouge
Paul Hurd
Lincoln Parish
Travis Induction Age Sparks Country Music Debate
The article recalls Hank Williams and peers like Randy Travis and Garth Brooks in discussing age at induction into the Grand Ole Opry, noting Travis was 29 on February 29, 1992. It reviews his new album and single Foolish Pride, hints at possible future singles, and recounts a backstage incident with his Harley on tour.
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Travis
Grand Ole Opry
Hank Williams
Randy Travis
Ricky Skaggs
Garth Brooks
Lorrie Morgan
Alison Krauss
Marty Stuart
Marty
Waylon Jennings
Bocephus
Hank Williams Jr
Tritt
Stuart
Akron
Ohio
John Anderson
John Michael Montgomery
Son
Amy Grant
Mel Gibson
Amy
James Garner
Vince Gill
Maverick
Diffie
Joe Diffie
Joe
Liz Allison
Jeanne Pruett
Nashville
Ryman Auditorium
Judge orders Citadel to admit woman cadet
Federal judge ends 151 years of all male military education at The Citadel by ordering Shannon Faulkner admitted as a cadet in the fall while allowing the school a year to devise a plan for accommodating other women. The ruling cites equal protection under the 14th Amendment.
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Cc. Eensiduck
Citadel
Ms. Faulkner
Corps of Cadets
Houck
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Claudius Watts I
Virginia Military P Institute
Mary Baldwin Scrre
VMI
Faulkner
College
College Infirmary
KU says it doesn’t owe money for EPA conference
University of Kansas officials say they will not pay more than 500000 dollars to the federal government after an audit urged at least 506000 related to the November 1989 National Environmental Information Conference in Kansas City. The conference cost 760000 with 171 non federal travelers and a 2000 dollar robot among improper expenses.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Federal
Environmental Protection Agency
Ed Meyen
EPA
William K. Reilly
Kansas City
Fabric and sale notices headline Garnett area event
Local notices from Garnett include fabric sale details at PNM Ted Fabric Sale with $1 yard fabrics and children’s clothing, plus new fabric at $3 per yard. A Gar nett Factory Set event, tavern closures and reopenings, hamburger night, and Ottawa area public postings appear alongside cemetery petition information and summer bible school dates at Trinity United Methodist Church July 28 29.
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Garnett
Trinity United Meth. ‘Church
N. Cedar
Record sale sets Hollywood script price at four million
Los Angeles AP reports a thriller script titled The Long Kiss Goodnight sold for four million dollars, a Hollywood record after a spirited bidding war. Shane Black authored the screenplay, previously involved in Last Action Hero, and New Line Cinema bought it on Thursday. Bidders included Col umbis Pictures and Warner Bros.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Shane Black
New Line Cinema
Joe Eszterhas
Columbis Pictures
Warner Bros
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates For 1993
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective October 1 1993 with options for in town and rural subscriptions. In town prices run six dollars monthly or sixty six dollars yearly, with five month and six month plans and extended motor delivery options. Rural town subscriptions are six sixteen per month or sixty five dollars per year, with various six month and yearly terms. All rules require advance payment.
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Ater
Ottawa
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