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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1997

Page

7

Earhart mystery debated at 100th birthday tribute

In TCHISON Kansas a four day Earl Earhart celebration hosted a panel of six experts who offered theories on the 1937 disappearance of Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan. They agreed Earhart's plane likely crashed near Howland Island after fuel ran out, despite doubts about solving the mystery.

Tchison Kan Amelia Earhart South Pacific Earhart Amelia Donald M. Goldstein Fred Noonan New Guinea Oakland Calif Howland Island Noonan

List of Earhart disappearance theories compiled by library

The Atchison Public Library alongside Penny Donaldson collected many theories about Amelia Earhart’s 1937 disappearance. The list includes fuel loss, ocean crash, Saipan capture, Long Island hiding, alien abduction, and various other sensational possibilities, with experts debating whether she survived or was captured. The discussion features historians, researchers, and witnesses referencing naval search data and differing interpretations of radio transmissions.

Associated Penny Donaldson Atchison Public Library Amelia Earhart Earhart Saipan South Pacific Gardner Nikumaroro Coral Long Island Noonan Humphrey U.S.S. Lexington

Local artist Xenna Markley shows work at Lawrence Arts Center

Ottawa artist Xenna Kathy Markley displays her art at the Lawrence Arts Center through August 28 as part of an all-member show sponsored by the Lawrence Art Guild. Markley co directs Riverfront Gallery in Lawrence and teaches art classes in Ottawa.

Lawrence Xenna Kathy Markley Ottawa Lawrence Arts Center Lawrence Art Guild Markley Riverfront

Bumper State wheat crop may lower bread protein

Kansas farmers report big yields but protein content in early samples runs below average. State samples show 11.7 percent protein across 72 counties, down from 13.3 last year, with 12.3 percent ten-year average. Industry voices note mixing strength and dough tolerance could offset low protein, while some regions test higher.

Alina Kan Kansas Kansas Agricultural David Frey Kansas Wheat Commission Manhattan Keith Ehmke Cargill Inc Salina WaKeeney Ehmke U.S. Department of Agriculture Richard Nelson Western Star ADM Milling Nelson

Reader Information Subscription Prices

Subscription rates listed for Ottawa and Franklin County areas include carrier delivery at 7.10 per month rural towns by carrier 7.75 rural motor route 8.10 mail in Franklin and adjoining counties 8.05 mail in rest of Kansas 9.80 mail to all other states 10.10 tax not included Discounts offered for three six and two month subscriptions.

Ottawa Franklin Kansas

Forensic work continues on decomposed body near Lawrence

Douglas County officials await dental identifications while considering homicide. Sheriff Loren Anderson hopes to ID by midweek but cautions it may take longer. KCPD reports no confirmed age or sex. bones visible as farm worker found body in a ditch. Heart of America Indian Center seeks donations to erase 82000 debt and fund a 50000 reserve by next June. Justin Orr, new executive director, plans 1500 appeal letters and outreach to 57 tribes and local donors.

Lawrence, Kan Lawrence Douglas County Loren Anderson Anderson Kansas City, Mo Heart of America Indian Center Justin Orr Orr

Front Page Budget Talks Aim for Pension and Tax Credit Clash

Negotiators pressed to resolve how states or the federal government would determine welfare benefits and work protections. A $500 per child tax credit sparked intense debate, with Clinton seeking broader reach while Republicans warned of impacts on the rich and unresolved issues like Medicare premiums and health care funding.

GOP Clinton Senate House Sperling Dick Armey Texas ABC Clin Ton Domenici CBS Don Nickles

Chiefs cut Dan Saleaumua over salary cap limits

IVER FALLS Wis AP Defensive tackle Dan Saleaumua, 32, was released by the Kansas City Chiefs after refusing a pay cut. Coach Marty Schottenheimer said they exhausted all options but it was not possible to fit him under the cap. Saleaumua joins Neil Smith and Mark Collins as released veterans.

Iver Falls Wis Dan Saleaumua Kansas City Chiefs Marty Schottenheimer Schottenheimer Chiefs Saleau Mua Joe Phillips Saleaumua Neil Smith Mark Collins Collins Smith Denver Broncos Kansas City

Weather Tonight and Next Few Days Forecast

A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight with a low around the upper 60s and northeast winds up to 15 mph. Wednesday brings mild dry conditions with lows in the 50s west, 40 to 45 central and east, and highs in the 80s. Thursday stays dry and hotter with lows mostly in the 60s and highs in the upper 80s to 90s west. Friday shows more thunderstorm chances in the west, dry central and east, with lows around the 60s and 90s highs.

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