Willie Nelson to headline 1986 Kansas State Fair
Country star Willie Nelson signed for the 1986 Kansas State Fair with a 7:30 p.m. show on September 8. Nelson is the third entertainer named, following Survivor on September 7 and the Statlers on September 11. Ticket orders begin in July with mail requests postmarked after July 25 rejected.
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Farmers Home Office Warns Against Siding Scams
The office reports three residents from Ottawa Wellsville and east of Ottawa were approached by strangers claiming local agency backing to install siding. The Farmers Home Administration says it is not partnering with any siding company or soliciting homeowners.
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Farmers Home Administration
Ottawa
Wellsville
Farmers Home Office
Underground Railroad in Kansas and Civil War Era
Fugitives faced fines and imprisonment for harboring them, deterring record keeping as many slaves fled Missouri. Before 1861, the underground railroad openly defied federal laws, a bold abolitionist stand praised by John Hope Franklin as eloquent defiance, while enslaved people bore the greatest risk to seek freedom. Next, the arrival of the Iron Horse in Kansas.
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Missouri
Underground Railroad
John Hope Franklin
Benny Goodman Dies at 77 in Manhattan Apartment
Benny Goodman legendary swing king and jazz clarinet virtuoso dies at 77 in his Manhattan apartment from cardiac arrest. He had pacemaker in 1984 and received a lifetime Grammy this year. Goodman rose to fame with Let's Dance and Carnegie Hall triumphs, shaping big band and integrated ensembles.
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Benny Goodman
Manhattan
Raymond Severin
Goodman
Anna Lekander
Upper East Side
Metropolitan Funeral Home
Stamford
Conn
Severin
Lloyd Rauch
Steve Allen
Allen
Richard Stoltzman
Lionel Hampton
Carnegie Hall
Chicago
Ethel Merman
Red Nichols
Glenn Miller
Jimmy Dorsey
Jack Teagarden
Gene Krupa
John Henry Hammond Jr
Billy Rose
Music Hall
West
Los Angeles
Palomar Ballroom
Sentencings in Ottawa involve student theft and other cases
Ottawa University freshmen David D. Meyer and Michael Conley drew one to two year custodial terms suspended on one year probation for April 7 theft from Leroy Fouts. Edwin L. Puckett of Baldwin received a similar sentence for habitual driving. Civil and mixed criminal actions follow, including child support judgments and foreclosures, with several marriage licenses and arrests noted amid a wide docket.
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Michael Conley
Ottawa University
Secretary of Corrections
Leroy Fouts
S. Elm
Meyer
Conley
Edwin L. Puckett
Baldwin
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Carl E. Rhoades
SRS
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Larry D
Deborah A. Lyder
Pomona
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Franklin County
Michael K. Groves
Carroll Nix Smeltzer
Ottawa
First Annual meeting of Computer Task Force announced
Public notices list a June 16 3pm meeting at South Dairy Queen. Also auctions, local sales, fundraisers, and community events including youth car wash, paper drive, street dance, and various sales at local businesses.
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Faith Lutheran
Wal-Mart
Library Line Q and A column from community page
The column offers library help details plus a weekly quiz. It lists contact numbers for the Communi ty Information Center at Fifth and Main, and provides answers about aquarium cloudiness, aging institutes, Fisher-Price address, Boulder Dam Hoover Dam location, tire disposal at Franklin County landfill, and chimney cleaners with local names and phone numbers.
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National Institute On Aging
Mid America Council On Aging
National Council On Aging
Kansas Department
Fisher-Price
Standard & Poor's Register of Corporations
Fisher-Price Toys
Quaker Oats
Girard Ave
East Aurora
N.Y
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas
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Nevada
Arizona
Hoover Dam
Franklin County Department of Public Works
Russell Browning
S. Cedar
Poplar
Leroy Hildebrandt
Ottawa
State's Benchmark Oil Price Upheld
The Kansas State Board of Tax Appeals upheld an $18 per barrel oil price for property taxes, ruling that post January price declines do not affect the January 1 value. The decision denied producers’ claims that $18 was too high and noted the price day is Jan. 1, with a 30 day window to appeal.
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State Board of Tax Appeals
Kansas
State
Vic Miller
Miller
Graves Drilling Co, Inc
Marvin E. Boyer Co
Trego
Phillips
Gore
Graham
Logan
Ness
Ellis
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