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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1998

Page

2

Ottawa Hosts Great Race Pit Stop With Warm Welcome

Ottawa welcomed more than 70 vintage cars for a Great Race pit stop. Rex Gardner drove the 1917 Hudson Indy Speedster amid snow and hail as drivers timed to set targets for a $250,000 purse and Ottawa’s $5,000 library prize. Local volunteers, cheerleaders, and pie offers created a festive, period-voiced stopover likely to lure organizers back.

Otawa Ottawa Rex Gardner Stilwell Boston Franklin County Convention and Tourism Murray McGee McGee Chamber of Commerce

Government contact list for federal and state offices

Government contacts include President Bill Clinton The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500. Comments Office (202) 454 1111. U S Sen Pat Roberts 114 Dirksen Washington DC 20510 (202) 224 4774. Topeka office 444 SE Quincy Room 392 Topeka KS 66683 (785) 295 2745. U S Sen Sam Brownback 141 Hart Washington DC 20510 1603 (202) 224 6521. State offices Kansas Ava Topeka 66403 (785) 233 2503 11111 W 95th Overland Park 66214 (913) 492 6378.

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington D.C U.S Pat Roberts Dirksen Fox Topeka Frank Carlson Federal Quincy Sam Brownback Hart Senate Kansas

The Kansas Conservative Split in Miller Graves Clash

David S. Awbrey argues that Sam Brownback betrays Kansas social conservatives by remaining neutral in the Miller Graves race. He labels Brownback as a Washington player allied with establishment Republicans and predicts outcomes that would affect the state’s future tax, abortion, and education policies. The column frames Miller as Kansas social conservatism’s founder and warns that neutrality risks democratic decay.

Dante Hell Sam Brownback Kansas David Miller Bill Graves Docking Vs. Reed GOP Wichita Miller Graves Patton Bradley Montgomery Eisenhower Congress Brownback Farm Bureau Sheila Frahm Washington Bob Dole C-Span Jim Lehrer Jane Austen Republican Party Prince Regent Senate

Guard unit rebuts editorial on Bloodmobile support

Major Aaron L Bien defends National Guard and local volunteers against James B Hall’s May 30 critique. He cites 15 years of Bloodmobile support, a scheduling change mishap on May 26, and notes numerous community roles from 4 H to Boy Scouts. He calls Hall’s claim unfounded and demands an apology from Headquarters Battery 1-127 FA.

National Guard James B. Hall Guard John McAuley Steve Geiss Bloodmobile Sgt. Geiss Geiss Greg Gilroy Chamber of Commerce Williamsburg Religion Bible School Ottawa University 17Th Street Hall 1-127 Field Artillery Maj Aaron L. Bien Rock Creek Road

Reader Forum accepts signed letters at Ottawa Herald

Readers may submit hand signed letters with address and phone number. Send to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 or email letters otawaher ald com. Submissions must be under 500 words.

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Kansan seeks truth as Graves backs GOP candidate

A Kansas reader urges honesty in the GOP governor race, praising Bill Graves and criticizing David Miller and Steve Abrams for backing and boosting James Dobson. The letter calls out Dobson’s influence on the campaign and asks voters to choose Graves on August 4.

Kansas Republican Party David Miller GOP David Christian Coalition Salina Bob Dole James Dobson Dobson Wichita Sen Dole State Central Committee Steve Abrams New State Party Graves Steve Alf Landon Dwight Eisenhower Bill Graves Pat Robertson America

Pomona After Prom Committee thanks supporters and donors

The Pomona After Prom Committee expresses gratitude to junior and senior parents and many local businesses and individuals for their continued support and donations that made the After Prom Party a success. The message lists numerous sponsors including Pizza Hut, Burger King, Wal-Mart, Starbucks not. actual names provided cover local shops and services across Pomona and surrounding areas.

Pomona Connie Daryl Hoyt Terry Adams Gail McFarland Pizza Hut Driver’s Farms Messenger’s Home Furnishings Loyd Builders Keyman Locksmith Burger King Maurices Amoco H & R Block Town & Country Jim’s Steve Norris Insurance McConnell Machinery McDonald's Sirloin Stockade Jim Hogan Wendy's Helton's Hallmark Sunrunners Star Industries OH Pawn Shop James Eaton Optometrist Porter, Spears & Bundy Olmsted Electric Citizens State Bank of Pomona Drake Jewelry Travcomm Travel Inc Didde Office Supply Taylor Oil Kansas State Bank Merle Norman Hair Designs Sears Rex’s Judy Altic Benita Bowman Sutton’s Jewelry Kramer's J.C. Penney Budge's Sports Center Hotz Business Systems Casey's of

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