Perot Loses Ground in Times CBS Poll
New York Times CBS poll shows Ross Perot's unfavorability doubling to 20 percent over six weeks while Bush's economy rating sinks to 78 percent disapproval. Clinton's strong leadership view falls from 56 to 35 percent. In a three way race Bush 32, Perot 30, Clinton 24.
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Weather Tonight and Kansas Extension Forecast
Tonight mostly clear with a low around 60 to 65 and light variable wind. Extended forecast for Kansas calls for widely scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly west Thursday and Friday, then scattered storms statewide Saturday. Highs reach 80s to lower 90s with lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s.
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Ottawa High Cyclone Cheer squads announced for 2024 lineup
Ottawa High announces cheer team selections for varsity junior varsity and freshman squads. Head cheerleaders are Rachel Schrag varsity Tangela Foster junior varsity and Rachel Asher freshman with Marilyn Keefer and Nancy Ferguson as sponsors. The varsity roster includes Jenny Duncan Jamie Brown Liza Tripkos Jill Cain Julie Sutton Schrag Tiffany Moore Mandy Wolken Deadra Hornung Amber Tate.
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Rachel Schrag
Tangela Foster
Rachel Asher
Marilyn Keefer
Nancy Ferguson
Jenny Duncan
Jamie Brown
Liza Tripkos
Jill Cain
Julie Sutton
Schrag
Tiffany Moore
Mandy Wolken
Deadra Hornung
BlueStem sets tone in Country Summer Jamboree at Ottawa Auditorium
BlueStem performs its plastic music blending bluegrass and old-time styles at a 7 p.m. concert in Ottawa Auditorium as part of OMA’s Country Summer Jamboree. The group, hosting Good Time Radio Revue on KANU, has 12 years on the road and several recordings. Tickets cost 7 for adults and 3.50 for youths. seating is reserved. Tickets available at Buller's Music Beyond Video and the OMA box office. The next jamboree act is Lone Run on July 25.
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OMA
Porter Wagoner
T.G. Sheppard
Dick Smith
KANU
Lawrence
Sons of the Pioneers
Smith
Jim Rood
Keith Alberding
Marvin Pine
Stan Rood
Buller’s Music
S. Main
Street Fest registrations speed toward July event in Ottawa
Ottawa area artists and craftsmen race to register for booths in the July 11 Street Fest downtown. The third annual event promises entertainment, sidewalk sales and concessions to boost downtown Ottawa. Creation Station owner Jan Montano-Roehl said registrations have picked up, with a crafts-focused lineup desired. To register, call 242-0949.
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Former mayor reads ballad on San Francisco history
Former Mayor Joseph Alioto reads from his poem The Ballad of My San Francisco, detailing the city’s colorful multicultural past and its political literary and journalistic clashes. In Williamsburg, Public Wholesale Water Supply District No. 12 schedules a board meeting for 8 p.m. Wednesday at the community center.
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Joseph Alioto
Williamsburg
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Ottawas Herald Ad Rates March 1992 Summary
The Ottawa Herald lists extensive subscription and mailing rates effective March 16 1992 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method including carrier motor route and mail, with multi month options and state tax included.
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Dim R. Hitech
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Franklin
State of Kansas
Wellsville board approves buses and vo tech transport change
Wellsville school board approves purchase of two 59 passenger diesel buses and a seven seat minivan totaling 85 861 including trades. The district suspends for one year its rule denying vo tech transport to Ottawa classes to provide rides for three special education students and plans review next summer.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Wellsville
Ottawa
Weekend horse show opens 4-H circuit in Franklin County
Franklin County Fair opens its horse show this weekend with about 75 4-Hers competing in 10 a m show classes on Saturday and races on Sunday at the fairgrounds south arena. Judge Frank Buchman of Alta Vista leads the event as rules mirror last year with halter, English, trail, western riding and reining divided into multiple divisions. Concessions will be available both days and the public is invited.
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Elliott Hall
Main
Jo Ellen Arnold
4-H
Arnold
Frank Buchman
Alta Vista
Local Ad Briefs Skyrocket Prices and Store Closings
Ad briefs list ring holders candlestick sets and sterling silver pieces with prices from seven fifty to forty four dollars. Stores Suttons and Chris Corner on Main Street announce closings and sale events. A street festival lip sync contest and a hazardous waste drop off are noted with contact numbers for details. Wedding gifts religious items and Independence Day bulletins are advertised at Cornerstone Bookstore. A caller about Good Old Days magazine is invited to call Ottawa Herald.
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