Karen Carlin Seeks State Secretary Nomination in Kansas
Karen Carlin filed for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state in Topeka. She noted her divorce from Gov. John Carlin and a long public career while facing questions about her qualifications. She paid a 500-dollar fee with supporters Judy Runnels and her two children nearby.
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Karen Carlin
Judy Runnels
D-Topeka
Cedar Crest
Carlin
Robert T. Stephan
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Lawrence Seen as Leader in Kansas Jobs Growth Through 2000
Washington AP reports a private study by the National Planning Association finds Lawrence Kansas will lead area job gains to 2000 with 1.6 percent annual growth, slower than 2.9 percent from 1970 to 1985, as statewide and national trends show softer gains. The Lawrence metro area is projected to rise from 34 000 jobs in 1985 to 43 300 in 2000, while the Kansas City area and other Kansas cities follow similar slower trajectories.
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Lawrence
Kansas Cities
National Planning Association
Douglas County
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Calif
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Johnson and Wyandotte
Funeral rites set for Frank O. Raley Sr in Wellsville
Frank O. Raley Sr., 89, Pomona, died Tuesday in Lawrence. Funeral at Wilson and Son Chapel in Wellsville at 11 a.m. Friday with burial in Rock Creek Cemetery Miami County. He was born May 26, 1897 in Florence and married Mary Jane Baldwin July 11, 1921. Survivors include two daughters, two sons, two sisters, eight grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Memorials to Rock Creek Community Building Fund. He was a World War II veteran, farmer, and longtime member of VFW Garden City and Kansas Farm Bureau Franklin County. The family will hear prayers from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the chapel.
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Wellsville
Frank O. Raley Sr
Pomona
Colonial Manor
Lawrence
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Rock Creek
Miami County
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Mary Jane Baldwin
Paola
VFW
Garden City
Kansas Farm Bureau
Franklin County
Floriene Whisnant
Goodland
Darda McMichael
Scott City
Frank Raley Jr
Kansas City
George Raley
Juanita Taylor
Kan
Josephine Harding
Gault
Ottawa City Commission actions and upcoming events noted
The commission continued the South Main project phase between 10th and 15th streets and considered a July 4 Forest Park dance by the Jaycees. They raised concerns over park closure, noise, curfew, and insurance, tabling the item. Others approved a cereal malt beverage license for Amoco Food Store, accepted a $5,335,000 city investment schedule at 6.93 percent, and discussed street rehab plans including North Street resurfacing. A special 3 p.m. June 12 meeting will issue up to $1.5 million in Industrial Revenue Bonds for Beacon Plastics. Mayor Thompson received a commemorative T-shirt at the Marais des Cygnes bridge dedication and 45-minute city facility bus tours were announced for Sunday at Skunk Run Book Sale.
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Clint Eastwood Fires Four Planning Commissioners
In Carmel by the Sea California Mayor Clint Eastwood dismissed four planning commissioners after they rejected his plan for a retail office complex beside Hog s Breath Inn. He installed new appointees at a City Council meeting, continuing a long running dispute that helped motivate his mayoral run.
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Eastwood
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RMH Board weighs arbitration and health fair results
Betsy Patrick and RMH counsel weigh arbitration options as trustees review. hospital appeals voluntary Blue Cross choice care plan. Health fair at Ottawa Middle School draws crowds despite rain, raising nearly $500 from chicken dinner. New physician Randy Rock to join, reception planned. Financials show April loss and year deficit. census at 20.5, plan to draft tax qualifying documents for cafeteria plan. Intern Jean Bradford approved. audit review set for June 24.
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Osawatomie
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Smith
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RMH
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OMS
Netherland
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Jane
Rock
Bud Gollier
Bud Ransom
Dennis George
George
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Kansas Hospital Association
Jean Bradford
Ottawa University
Bradford
Brookville
McKelvey
FAA Probes Cause Of Fatal Plane Crash In Oklahoma
FAA investigators seek the crash cause after a single engine plane carrying James Clogston and James and Mary Crump from Chanute to Tulsa to Topeka crashed five miles northwest of Tulsa Airport in rain and low visibility. Pilot Clogston, 48, from Fall River Kansas, and passengers Crump, 50, and his wife Mary L., 47 of Topeka, died. Ground search hampered by mud. wreckage found in a wooded area seven miles from the airport. Crump owned Quality Oil Co. of Topeka. he was a former Oil Marketers Association of Oklahoma president. Recovery relied on a police helicopter. no immediate changes at Quality Oil expected.
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Kansas
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Tulsa International Airport
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Fall River
Kan
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Crump
Mary L
Topeka
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Dub Taylor
Quality Oil
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Alert Aviation
Chanute
Sue Quinton
Ms. Quinton
Taylor
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
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San Antonio
Texas
Local ads brief roundup with sales and events
Just arrived jam fabric at Albright's on Main. Quilt show sale offers 2.95 per yd fabric with 20 percent off patterns books and notions at Chris' Corner on Main. Vacation Bible school at North Baptist Church Wilson Ave June 9 to 13 mornings for ages 4 to 12 enroll now for summer painting at Turner's on West 15th Westminster Propocative Preschool openings for 1986 87 three and four year olds. Mexi can buffet Thursday lunch and dinner at The Hill House. Wednesday night special 2 piece cod at Hill base. Craft fair Saturday June 7 Walmart parking lot. Jewelry and watch repair free estimates at Sutton's Jewelry. Summer band program starts Friday for grades 6 12 inquire Butler Music. Rent instruments today. Senior Citizens program at Fitcorp includes spa privileges call 242 7719. All tomatoes close out at Willis Garden Center five to cherry. Edgcomb Small Engine will close noon Friday June 6. Open regular hours Monday. To anyone it concerns Donna Lear not leaving Hairport. Daily rental cars by the day week or month Underwood Equipment K 68 and 1 35 242 4400.
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