Nebraskan Wins 23 Million Lotto America Prize
Edwin Frahm a farm and construction worker from near Burchard Nebraska won 23.12 million dollars in Lotto America paid over 20 years equal to 878 560 annually or 16 895 weekly after taxes. He learned of the win four hours before a news conference at the Kansas Lottery headquarters and plans to manage the money with his family. Frahm 51 his wife Clarabelle and three children were present as he noted he might not return to work. This marked Kansas Lotto America third big prize with previous Kansas winners Linus McCue and Gerald Stoltenberg.
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Topeka
Kan
Nebraska
Edwin Frahm
Burchard
Neb
Frahm
Rinner Construction
la Siesta Foods Inc
Clarabelle
Dixie
Sherman
Lee
Denver
Kansas
Linus McCue
Park City
Gerald Stoltenberg
Garnett Board Reassesses After $8 Million Bond Loss
Garnett school board weighs new options after an $8 million mail ballot bond failed 1,411,079. Plans considered include a combined elementary building or renovating current campuses, plus a new high school. The district also hired Stephen Smith as Westphalia Mount Ida principal and added several staff positions while approving helmets and policies.
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Lori Alvarado
Herald
Garnett
Charles Mansfield
Irving Junior High
Westphalia- Mount Ida
Stephen Smith
Salina
Smith
Monte Couchman
GHS
Nonna Guilfoyle
Irving
Owen Fine
Nancy Croucher
Westphalia
Julie Samuels
Mark Bunch
Weather Tonight to Monday Warmth with scattered storms
Partly cloudy tonight with a slight chance of rain. Lows near 60s. Extended outlook through Sunday to Tuesday shows warm conditions with afternoon and nighttime showers and storms statewide. Sunday mostly west and north. Monday highs mid 80s to lower 90s with 60s lows. Local Log Tan area notes.
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Kansas
AIDS cases rise in Douglas County and regional notes
Mirror reports 10 AIDS cases in Douglas County with seven deaths, noting confidentiality rules. Kansas counties show Johnson 91 cases 59 deaths, Shawnee 35/20, Leavenworth 16/10. Iola charges for furnishing beer to minors at post‑graduation party. $60 charity funds raised. Olathe petition to force library tax vote declared invalid. Douglas County mulls enhanced 911 despite 23 years on basic line.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
County Health Department
Ann Ailer
Health Department
Johnson
Shawnee
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Johnson County
Shawnee County
Leavenworth County
Iola
Tola
Olathe
Olathe Library
Library Board
Bob Stephan
Bob Huggins
Lawrence City
Kansas
Franklin
Reagan memoirs titled An American Life for fall release
Former President Reagan announces his memoirs will be published this fall under the title An American Life. He notes the choice reflects his life and work, with completion underway at his Century City office, spokesman Mark Weinberg said.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
Century City
Mark Weinberg
Ottawa area community event notices and sales
A mixed page of ads and notices invites exhibitors for a July 4 Chautauqua space at Ottawa Jaycees event with contact numbers for Trish Peterson and Pat Mc Cullough, plus Calvary Baptist Church presenting Rudy Atwood Old-Fashion Revival Hour concert on June 10. Garden center bargains, plant sales, and 1990 Eisenhower visit details appear with bank info. Various sales, dance reviews, concerts, and Wingert for Congress event details close the listings.
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Arts & Crafts
Trish Peterson
Pat McCullough
Ottawa Jaycees
Calvary Baptist Church
Rudy Atwood
Locust Street Lightning Strikes Ottawa Home
A lightning strike on Locust Street in Ottawa caused smoke at 303 S Locust, melting a lead in wire to an unused antenna and triggering an electrical box path. DPS warned Kenneth Humm to check wiring. Spotters reported funnel cloud sightings north and heavy hail east of Ottawa around 8 pm with no confirmed ground tornado.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Ottawa
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Robert F. Collins
S. Locust
DPS
Dave Sellens
Kenneth Humm
Sellens
Here
Kansas Briefs roundup covers Lotto revamp and campus enrollment
Kansas Lottery will raise the minimum Cash Lotto jackpot to 50000 while keeping the six of 33 draw odds unchanged. University of Kansas summer enrollment rose 5.5 percent from 1989 to 8870, with Lawrence campus totaling 7250 and Kansas City Kansas Medical School at 1620. An herbicide spill near Iola was minor after initial fears, with about a quart spilled from a farm truck. Pamela Michele McKelvy, Miss Greater Kansas City, won preliminary talent at the 1990 Miss Kansas Pageant in Pratt. finals set for Saturday.
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Topeka
Kansas Lottery
Jerry Simpson
Lor'America
Simpson
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Department of Educational Services
KU Regents Center
Overland Park
Kansas City
Kan
IOLA
Butch Trabuc
Trabuc
Pratt
Ms. McKelvy
Pratt Community College
Tha
Associated Press
Ottawa Herald Classified Rates April 1990
Advertising rates for Ottawa Kansas published daily except Sunday detail subscriptions by carrier and mail. Rates include one month six months and yearly options for in town rural motor route and out of state, with prices ranging from six dollars to seventy-two fifty.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Jim R. Hitch
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Cater
Ae Squaaches Mail Coounty A
State of Kansas
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Rantoul
Richmond
Weather Network
Jay Bemis
Ad Briefs
Willis Garden Center
Eisenhower
The
Kansas State Bank
Charlotte's
Chat & Curl
Kids & Mom's
Sutton
Bernhardt Dance Review
V.F.W. Post
Walker
Alice Pratt
Claude Debusay
Carlisle
First Baptist Church
4Th & Hickory
Wingert
Miz & Kitty Sampson
Congress Committee
Locust Street
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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