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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1990

Page

6

Weekend Forecast Weekend Outlook

Partly cloudy conditions expected through the weekend with a windy spell. Tuesday turns warm and humid with highs near 90 and gusty south winds 15 to 25 mph.

Supreme Court strikes down flag desecration law

The Supreme Court 5 to 4 rules the Flag Protection Act of 1989 violates First Amendment free expression. Justice Brennan calls the protection of free speech a bedrock principle while dissenting Justice Stevens notes government interest in banning flag burning. Bush backs a constitutional amendment to ban flag burning.

Washington Supreme Court Congress William J. Brennan House Senate Brennan John Paul Stevens Bush

Ottawa woman fights scleroderma and its toll

Deloris Brecheisen of Ottawa RFD 1 endures scleroderma, a disease hardening skin and impairing organs. Diagnosed eight years ago, she faces pain, lung loss, and blood clots, yet continues work and seeks a local support group while urging awareness during National Scleroderma Week.

Diane Yeamans Herald Deloris Brecheisen Ottawa RFD 1 United Scleroderma Foundation Brecheisen University of Kansas Medical Center John Hopkins Hospital Mayo Clinic KUMC Pomona Breceisen Wichita Lawrence Garnett Forsythe Charles

County firming bonds for Alco building remodel

Franklin County commissioners arranged financing for the remodeling of the former Alco building at 15th and Main. They approved $100,000 in no fund warrants and $300,000 in temporary notes to cover construction costs. The county plans to lease the structure from Reese Shirley of Topeka to house health and extension offices, with repayments funded from tenant rents.

Franklin County Alco 15Th and Main Reese Shirley Topeka Cigs Charles Mavily Jr Commission

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