Hazardous Art Lures Downtown Notice of Sculpture Exhibit
A year long outdoor sculpture display along six blocks of Massachusetts Street features twelve works by Kansas artists. Sponsored by the Lawrence Arts Commission and the Kansas Sculptors Association, the pieces elicit mixed reactions from residents. One wind gust toppled an untitled sculpture, knocking a passerby down, highlighting art's dual nature.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Arts Commission
Kansas Sculptors Association
Kansas
Dole Urges Electable GOP Candidate In Iowa Speech
At Shenandoah Iowa Sen Bob Dole urged Republicans to nominate someone who can win the White House stressing electability over process. He argued Republicans must talk about solving national issues like debt deficits unemployment health care and trade rather than press scrutiny. Dole claimed polls show independent and Democratic support for him.
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Martin van Buren
George Bush
Shenandoah
Iowa
Bob Dole
Bush
White House
Dole
The Return of the Mini Skirt and Public Gaze
A self described observer notes a driver watching a scantily clad woman in a micro-mini. He reflects on fashion, behavior, and the double standard of responses to men’s versus women’s flirtations, urging ground rules for reacting to public displays.
Ottawa Gardens Brighten Front Yards With Colorful Choices
A city tour reveals Ottawa lacks front-yard flowers while Main Street awaits bloom. Experts suggest low maintenance annuals like marigolds and petunias and perennials such as astilbe spirea, chrysanthemums, and grasses to add color. fathers remark roses may captivate more than rose tinted views.
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Ottawa
Great Bend
Dad
Main Street
Main
Fawn Hall Lights Up Iran Contra Hearing With Witnessing Glow
Washington witnesses describe Fawn Hall as poised and photogenic as she testifies at the Iran Contra hearings. The room buzzes with cameras while Hall links her actions to Colonel North and the NSC shredding. Her refusal to chatter and steady testimony contrast with earlier dry, tedious testimony from Bretton Sciaroni. Hall, granted immunity by Walsh, provides a riveting account of document handling and loyalty under pressure.
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Washington
Fawn Hall
Select Committee
Bretton Sciaroni
National Security Council
House
The
Intelligence Oversight Board
Sciaroni
Tammy Faye Bakker
Felix Rodriguez
CIA
Che Guevara
Fawn
North
17Th Street
Richard Secord
Oliver North
NSC
House Foreign Relations Committee
Glamour
Mark Belnick
Nicaragua
Col. North
Lawrence Walsh
Reading for Mother's Day Inspires Mixed Book Notes
Miscellaneous pages discuss Civil Wars by Rasellen Brown and Stranger in Two Worlds by Jean Harris, noting themes of integration in Jackson Mississippi and prison life. It includes brief opinions on other titles like More Tales of Old-Time Kansas and Thinking in Time for decision makers, plus guidelines for letters to the editor requiring signature and address.
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Rasellen Brown
Jackson
Miss
Brown
Jean Harris
Herman Tarnower
Scarsdale
Kansas
David Dary
University of Kansas
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1986 update
Ottawa Herald lists new delivery and mail rates effective July 1 1986 for Ottawa and surrounding area Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas with monthly quarterly half yearly and yearly options. Out of state subscribers incur 5.5 percent sales tax.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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Harria News Service
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Terry Ostmeyer
Jim Hornbeck
Mike Geiss
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
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