Franklin Savings Association reorganizes to cut costs
Franklin Savings Association Ottawa based thrift reorganizes and eliminates 23 management positions after federal takeover. New chief financial officer structure, executive reassignments, and discontinued perks including $4.3 million in accrued bonuses. Unsecured loans to directors and officers and travel stipends removed.
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Kansas City, Mo
Franklin Savings Association
The
Thrift
Ottawa
Kansas
John L. Carr
Resolution Trust Corp
Systems
Franklin
Carr
William D. Reagan Jr
Jerry Mayne
FSA
William J. Marshall
Lyme disease rises nationwide with Georgia lead
The CDC reports Lyme disease up 62 percent in a year and 15 fold since reporting began seven years ago. Preliminary 1989 figures show 7,402 cases led by New York 2,916 and Georgia 715, with warnings on prevention and early antibiotic treatment. Experts cite deer and deer ticks as contributing factors in Georgia.
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United States
National
Centers For Disease Control
Georgia
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
CDC
mid-Atlantic
North-Central
Tom
Push is on for flag six
Critics of a proposed constitutional amendment to ban burning the American flag say it is rushed for fall campaigns, while sponsors argue it must move before November elections. Sen. Dale Bumpers notes the drive is politics. Flag Day drew nationwide rhetoric as the debate over banning flag defacement continued.
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Washington
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Congress
Weather Tonight Forecast For Kansas Extended Outlook
Mostly cloudy tonight with a 60 percent chance of rain and a few showers. Sunday to Tuesday, warming trend with thunderstorms possible Sunday, hot and dry Monday and Tuesday, highs from the mid 80s to mid 90s statewide, lows in the 60s to 70s.
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Kansas
Kansas Lotto winner takes $129,157 jackpot in Topeka
A 28-year-old Kinsley resident won the Cash Lotto jackpot of 129157 after buying a ticket at a junction store near US 56 and 183. He matched all six numbers drawn Wednesday night in the computerized game. The same report notes political and civic items from Topeka and Emporia, including a White House Fellow leave request for Agriculture Secretary Sam Brownback and a potential federal prison site in Kansas. The Wichita Palace Cinema began a hearing-impaired movie program using neck wearable headsets for sound amplification, starting with Driving Miss Daisy in one auditorium.
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Topeka
Kinsley
Bill Plager
Ark Valley Wilbert Vault Co
U.S. Highways
State Board of Agriculture
Agriculture
Sam Brownback
Washington, D.C
Bob Stephan
Brownback
Kansas
Stephan
White House
Board of Agriculture
Washington
Emporia
The
Way College
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Bureau of Prisons
Larry Long
Long
Bureau
Wichita
Palace Cinema
Mike Shell
Shell
Palace
Wall Street falls amid triple witching hour market drop
Wall Street slid as the Dow Jones industrial average fell 11.64 to 2916.58 by noon. The government reported a 0.2 percent CPI rise in May, near expectations, while the Commerce Department said the trade deficit narrowed to 6.94 billion dollars last month.
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New York
Commerce Departent
Wellsville honors Jake Jacoby with town dinner
Wellsville hosts a Tuesday dinner at Virginia’s Cafe honoring Philip Jake Jacoby for 60 years of service. He ran a local garage and service station and kept school buses for two decades. A bronzed plaque will be awarded by community members. attendance is open.
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Jake
Wellsville
Philip
Jacoby
Virginia
Kansas Commission On Veterans’ Affairs
Onawa
City Hall
Fellowship Hall
Central Heights Board of Education
Community Event Highlights From Local Notices
Overseas experiences shared at World Mission session at First Baptist Church. Bake sale and raffle for Sherry Wolken at Wal-Mart date and details. Father’s Day breakfast at Kory Kitchen. All-night skate at Roll-A-Way Skate Center weekend. Chautauqua Days July 4 entertainment call lines. Kids and Moms tie contest at Sutton’s Jewelry. Color Me Beautiful cosmetics sale at Charlotte’s Chat & Gurl. Bernhardt Dance Review June 16. Lip Sync Contest July 4. Sunday concert at First Baptist Church with Carl Bobbish. New Creation Singers at Ottawa Christian Center June 16. Phone Friend annual meeting June 18. Mountain Oysters special, weekly seafood promos at Virginia’s Wellsville Cafe. Franklin County Fair caps and shirts on sale.
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Brenda
Kelly
Bewmhoven
Carl Bobbish
First Baptist Church
4Th
Hickory
Ottawa Herald Billing Rates and Staff Listing
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective April 1 1990 for Ottawa and surrounding areas with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options including rural town and motor route rates. The staff includes Editor Publisher Jim R Hitch and managing editor Terry Ostmeyer with departments for city editing advertising circulation and production.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemisso
Jim Hornbe
Mike Geiss
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
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Hwy 69
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