Kansas tourism press boosts appeal with homegrown drive
The state pushes a personal approach to tourism as Kansas targets higher visitor numbers. Gov. Hayden and his family join the campaign, while New York visitors Rudolph and Janice Trankas praise midAmerica hospitality after a Bloomingdale’s promotion showcased Sunflower State sights and lakes.
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Karias
New York
Bloomingdale’s Department Store
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mid-America
Rudolph
Mike Hayden
Haydens
Grave Robber Targeted Real Plant At Highland Cemetery
Eunice Williams laments theft of a living red geranium placed at her husband’s grave in Highland Cemetery after Memorial Day. She contrasts real plants with artificial flowers and calls the thief the scum of the earth, urging return or reflection on conscience.
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St. Patrick's Day
Highland Cemetery
Eunice Williams
S. Sycamore
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Ottawa Herald Ad Rates April 1 1989 and After
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective April 1 1989 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier motor route and mail. Rates include one month five dollars twenty five cents three months fourteen fifty six months twenty eight dollars and one year fifty six seventy five in Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas by mail with corresponding price tiers.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Industry survey shows newspaper staff harsh on themselves
The American Society of Newspapers Editors studied 1,200 staff at 72 dailies and found most reporters photographers and editors have low opinions of their papers and the industry. They cite needs for better pay communications and morale while highlighting creativity as a major source of daily satisfaction.
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American Society of Newspapers Editors
Society of Editors
Weather and Weather Wishful Thinking Across Climates
The author muses on weather as a built in variable that makes life unpredictable and entertaining. They recount a drought in the New York Catskill region followed by an unprecedented May rainfall and discuss how people would choose climates if given options. They contrast Hawaii sunshine with harsher winters and argue challenges from weather shape effort and meaning.
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York City
New York
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Florida
Baming
House poised to weaken S&L safeguards and bailout costs
The article argues a strong S&L lobby shapes policy as the bailout looms up to 150 billion over a decade. It cites FSLIC failures, Congress missteps, and calls for owners to invest their own money while warning taxpayers pay the price. It urges Congress to act with backbone and assails continued deregulation.
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