Fleetwood Mac Alabama bring weekend concerts to Kansas City
Rain hampers outdoor events but major acts proceed at Sandstone Amphitheatre in Bonner Springs with Fleetwood Mac and Squeeze tonight and Alabama Clint Black and Lorrie Morgan tomorrow. Free Friday Night Concerts start Crown Center Square and Plaza Live features jazz to pop. Riverdays at Fort Osage, Taste of the Plaza, and multiple theater offerings fill a lively weekend across the metro with schedules by phone.
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Sandstone Amphitheatre
Bonner Springs
Fleetwood Mac
Squeeze
Alabama
Clint Black
Lorrie Morgan
Kansas City
Crown Center Square
Country Club Plaza
Plaza
Bacteria battle oil spill near Mega Borg open sea release
Galveston, Texas AP crews sprayed oil eating microbes on the Gulf slick around the Mega Borg after an explosion and fire. Coast Guard raised oil spill to 4.3 million gallons as fireboats spray water and skimmers work on the 886 foot tanker. Bioremediation, never used openly at sea, was tested on a section of the 30 mile slick as salvage crews report 76,389 gallons skimmed and most oil evaporated or burned.
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Galveston
Coast Guard
Valdez
Mauro
Local Scholarships Awarded To Area Students
A long list of Baldwin Garnett Lyndon Ottawa and Wellsville residents received scholarships from Kansas State University and local funds. Awards include Dean of Engineering 500 for Justin Balch 300 Mitchell scholarship 200 Merrill Edelblute 700 Heaton memorials 600 Education Alumni 1 000 Rose Straka 1 500 Seaton 300 Education Alumni. Pledges noted for FarmHouse at KSU. Chamber of Commerce fills vacancy with Almeda Edwards appointed to replace Kathy Johnson.
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Justin Balch
Baldwin
Daniel Lee Coltrance
Garnett
Mitchell
Merrill R. Edelblute
Pamela 3. Parks
Garett
KSU
Denise Peine
Greeley
William and Mary E. Heaton
Diane M. Peine
Kam
Mary E. Heaton
Julie Bremer
Lyndon
Brett White
Keisti-Wehite
Onawa
M. Louisa Ziller
Willard Redecap
Pomona
Mertil R. Ebelblute
Nathaniel J. Neufeld
Waverly
Sea
Kansas State University
Daniel L. Coltrane
FarmHouse
Fred Allvine Wingert
Ottawa
Chamber
Almeda Edwards
RFD
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Board
Kathy Johnson
Johnson
Kansas Power & Light
Olathe
90 Farm Bill Debate Opens Amid Subsidy Fears
Washington lawmakers clash over the 1990 farm bill as opponents of subsidies press for limits on payments to high earners. Committee chair Kika de la Garza defends the bill while a coalition led by Armey and Schumer pushes for curbs, with debate slated for the week of June 25. Conte has proposed a $50 000 annual payment cap.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Kika de la Garza
Texas
Armey and Schumer
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Committee
de la Garza
Worldwide mission talks at First Baptist Church
Three people share overseas experiences in world mission at First Baptist Church Fourth and Hickory during a 11 05 a m Sunday service. All welcome. Silver Lake Golf Course now open to the public. Sunday concert Beethoven Pathetique sonata Opus 13 performed by Carl Bobbish at First Baptist Church. Worship at 9 40 a m. All welcome.
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World Mission
First Baptist Church
4Th & Hickory
Silver Lake
Carl Bobbish
Kansas Governors book shows trivia on past leaders
Gubernatorial trivia highlighted in Homer Socolofsky’s Kansas Governors from University Press of Kansas. The 255 page guide covers 51 governors from 1854 to 1975 with biographies, photos, signatures, and family details.
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John Hanna
Associated Press
Andy Schoeppel
Fort Hays State University
George Docking
Robert Bennett
Kansas
Kansas State University
Homer Socolofsky
University Press of Kansas
Kansas Territory
Mike Hayden
Capper
Alf Landon
Harry Woodring
Charles Robinson
Samuel Crawford
Territorial
John Geary
Robert Walker
James Denver
Socolofsky
Crawford
Landon
Schoeppel
University of Nebraska
Ness City
Fort Hays
Kansas City Blues
Docking
University of Kansas
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
John McCuish
Fred Hail
Colorado
John Davis
US Senate
State Senate
Ottawa Herald publisher staff and subscription rates
Ottawa Herald details the newspaper’s editor and publisher Terry Ostmeyer Bemis and city editor Jim Harnbe, along with advertising and circulation staff. It lists subscription prices effective April 1 1990 for Onawa Franklin County adjacent counties and statewide mail rates including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options, plus rural and motor route charges.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Dim R Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Day Bemis
Jim Harnbe
Mike Geiss
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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Osage
Sibley
Missouri
Country Club
Walnut Valley Horsefeathers and Applesauce Association
Lil’ Abner
Southwestern College
Winfield
Emporia
Karl C. Bruder
ESU
Barn Players
Rheinhardt Drive
Steel Magnolias
77Th
Renner Road
Theatre In the Park
Topeka
National Association of Firearms Collectors
Ag Hall
Kansas Expocentre
Richards Gebaur Air Force Base
Osawatomie
John Brown
Lecompton
Sargo Par Park
Worlds of Funampitheatre
By Lori Alvarado
The
Ottawa Herald
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa University
FCMHC
Fleming
OWCAA
Ier
Sos Howers
T.storms
cLouby
Douglas W. Robinson
Denise L. Peine
Diana
Mr Peine
Mary C. Buell
Butch
William R. Cleland
Jenny L. Heiniger
S. Poplar
Diane M. Pratt
S. Main
Sandra Kay Wiederholt
Princeton
Shannon P. Colberm
Cynthia K. Silvius
Wellsville
David Alan Basel
Keith Galen Milliken
Wiliamsburg
Julie Ann Bremer
Jill Suzanne Bremer
Kristi Kay White
Cynthia Lynn Hilbert
Maria K. Musick
Overbrook
Ton
Mason
Stewart
Keith G. Milliken
Williamsburg
George E. Mickelson
Stephen R. Smith
SSOU
Coalition For Common Sense Agriculture
Richard Armey
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
Ad Briefs
Franklin County Health Dept
Kazy Kitchen
Hwy 59
Sand Creek Rd
Budges Sports Center
Kids & Moms
Sutton
Charlotte's
Chat & Gurl
S. Elm
NEW Creation Singers
Ottawa Christian Center
N. Poplar
Sherry Wolken
Wal-Mart
Eartier
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