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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1990
Page
6
Partly cloudy outlook with highs in the mid 80s and southerly winds from 10 to 20 mph.
A city park event dubbed March of Freedom or Grand Old Flag drew crowds with Western entertainment, gospel acts, and a kids show. Ottawa Municipal Auditorium staff kept the stage busy while Friends of the Library reported gross take around 7,286 including a Kansas Cookbook autograph event. Quilt shows and art council displays attracted visitors from 13 states two foreign countries and 39 Kansas counties with 95 quilts on display. Debra Barker OCAC said booth registrations and concessions brought in about 1,880.
President Bush said U S allies gave the summit a very very positive review while acknowledging some problems remain. He spoke after talks with Helmut Kohl and Margaret Thatcher and noted Reagan’s breakfast with Gorbachev in San Francisco. Baker was sent to Copenhagen to discuss European security following Germany’s unification.
President Bush and Soviet leader Gorbachev conclude their second summit, heralding gains and predicting a 1990 session to seal arms treaties. They claim success while acknowledging differences. Bush briefs his Cabinet on the talks. Gorbachev heads to California before returning home amid Capitol Hill scepticism over the trade accord.
Lisalynn Holton rode out a double tornado strike at Petersburg Indiana where a reunion was held. Homes of an uncle and cousin were destroyed and a second uncle’s home heavily damaged while nursing homes and a great aunt’s residence were lost. Several fatalities occurred across Indiana. Holton assisted residents at Petersburg Health Care Center as the tornado approached.
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