Vatican Defends Birth Control Stance At Earth Summit
Vatican delegates defend procreation limits as Earth Summit opens in Rio de Janeiro. Archbishop Martino says transmission and care of life require responsibility, amid debate on population, environment, and a US blocked biodiversity treaty. Leaders seek funds and pledges for global warming and species protection.
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Former CIA officer seeks Franklin County attorney post
Ottawa native and former CIA staff officer Lawrence M. Wright filed for Franklin County attorney, to replace Wright Wendall Barker who will not seek re election. Wright, 50, retired after 26 years in CIA operations with extensive overseas service. He has prior local service with Ottawa Police and Franklin County Sheriff’s departments, plus law degrees and a stint as county attorney in 1988. He currently maintains a limited law practice representing three multinational firms and would keep Barker’s record with few immediate changes. Wright lives at 839 East 16th Street and is single.
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16Th Street
Wilda Wright
Ottawa
Lawrence
Ella Alexander
Topeka
Kansas
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NCCC Announces Honor Students for Spring 1992
Neosho County Community College campuses in Chanute and Ottawa announce president's honor roll with GPAs 3.75 to 4.00. Ottawa Shirly Gilliam Lisa Schroeder Overbrook Sue Nocero Waverly Nancy Feuer. Dean's honor roll lists 3.00 to 3.74 with numerous area students including Baldwin Lori Anderson Gamett Tammy Clark Kristine Rocker Lane Rebecca Goodwin Melvem Kristy Newell Ottawa Delores Anderson Susan Baugher Christina Bays Janice Bibens Christina Bryan Robert Douthat Steven Gorsline John Henderson Susan Hiatt Sheila Hickel Jade Ann Hirsch Rhonda Holley Brian Janssen Virginia Kemns Joseph Lewis Oran McDaniel Cheryl Montgomery Scott Mount Cindy Riley Greg Rose Earla Schultz Douglas Smith Mindy Stotz Jamie Lurber Satin Sypher Cynthia Turner Pomona Brian Robbins Princeton Pamela Sue Brockus Rantoul Debra Hinshaw Debra Jones Richmond Kathryn Ashburn Wellsville Sandra Kay Sessions
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Lane
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Joseph Lewis
Oran McDaniel
Cheryl Montgomery
Scott Mount
Cindy Riley
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Slattery backs reshaped Kansas districts in plan
The court panel moved quickly to redraw four new congressional districts from five old ones, aiding to avoid an Aug. 4 primary delay. The plan keeps Riley and Geary counties in the 2nd District, adds Democratic counties in southeast Kansas, and shifts parts of Douglas County and eastern Kansas into new districts as Nichols weighs a move.
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Buchanan to Undergo Elective Heart Surgery
Republican presidential contender Patrick Buchanan will replace a defective aortic valve with an artificial valve at Washington Hospital Center. The 53 year old entered hospital today and is expected to stay eight days, campaign spokesman Dan Giroux said.
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Ottawa Herald rates page March 16 1992 edition
Subscription rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas listed by carrier, motor route, and mail. Includes monthly quarterly half year and yearly prices with rates for Franklin County adjacent counties and out of state options. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Jim Re Hitchoe
Carner
Franklin County
Status of
Weather Outlook for Kansas This Weekend and Monday
Dry conditions expected over the weekend with a Monday chance of showers and thunderstorms. Weekend lows in the 50s, rising to the 60s Sunday and Monday. highs generally from the upper 70s to the 80s.
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Young Elvis chosen for new U.S. stamp design
Memphis AP report says the public selected Elvis Presley for a 29-cent postage stamp design. The design, featuring the young Elvis from Heartbreak Hotel and Hound Dog era, won by a 3 to 1 margin over the “old Elvis” option in the Postal Service voter poll. The stamp will be issued next January.
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America
Elvis Presley
U.S
Postal Service Today
Ottawa Herald Community Roundup June Notices
Seniors pick up senior pictures. Sales tax driven subscription rise. Call from 3:15 to 6 weekdays at 242 6011. Father’s Day is June 21. Sutton’s offers gift ideas at 207 S Main, 242 3723. Sam & Libby shoes 25% off at Fashion Alley, 231 S Main. Boiled shrimp buffet Friday 5 to 8:30 p.m. Wellsville Café, June 6 dance 6 to midnight with Legal Tender Band $5. Evangelist Jim Shrum and Audrey Shrum at Ottawa Christian Center June 7 at 6 p.m. Final chance to donate books for Skunk Run Book Sale. bring to library 242-3080. World’s largest diamond rough replica displayed June 16–20 at Sutton’s Jewelry. reception for Jerry & Deanne Harnden at First United Methodist Church June 7, 1–3 p.m.
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Hiawatha man charged with murder after Nashville arson case
Claude Francis Garrett, 35, faces first degree murder charges in Davidson County Tennessee after agreeing to extradition. Nashville police say a house fire on February 24 killed a woman and arson is suspected. Garrett was captured as a fugitive from justice and held in Brown County Jail. A Nashville detective lieutenant and fire experts confirm arson. A grand jury returned the murder charge. Garrett to be picked up by a Nashville police escort by week’s end.
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Claude Francis Garrett
Garrett
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Brown County
Tommy Jacobs
Davidson County
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