Legislature hopeful blasts unequal run rules at KU
Neva Entrikin, a candidate for Kansas House in the 46th District, resigned from her KU state job to run, citing unfair rules that let classified and unclassified staff seek office without quitting. She notes lost salary and benefits while others can campaign on state payroll.
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OMA plans over $9,500 in prizes for talent show
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium outlines a Country Talent Showcase on September 19 offering more than 9,500 dollars in prizes. Entrants statewide age 13 and older can audition August 9 and 16, with top 18 performing for final prizes including a nearly 8,000 dollar package.
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Local POW camp memories sought for Ottawa paper
Ottawa High School social studies teacher Randy Clark seeks input from local residents who recall the World War II prisoner of war camp in Ottawa for a University of Kansas summer project. Clark plans to share copies with the Ottawa Library and Franklin County Historical Society. call 242-2145 or write to 1124 S Elm with memories.
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Ammunition plant to lay off 250 workers in Kansas
An ammunition plant once the world’s largest will cut 250 jobs as part of a 650 employee reduction at Sunflower Ammunition Plant in De Soto Kansas. Lt. Col. Richard Jackson said most layoffs occur by end of August with others by the end of September and October depending on job function.
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Forecast for Kansas Tonight Through Friday
Partly cloudy tonight with a mid 60s low and a tight southeast wind. From Wednesday through Friday, possible showers and thunderstorms across Kansas. Highs range from the upper 80s to mid 90s, with lows from 60s to mid 70s depending on position.
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Leader killed in Algeria chief of ruling council assassinated
Mohamed Boudiaf, 72, head of Algeria’s High State Committee, was shot in Annaba while delivering a speech. The military backed leadership, formed to block Islamic fundamentalist victory, faced guerrilla violence as security forces cracked down on Islamic Salvation Front supporters. Boudiaf, a veteran of the independence war, represented a key postcolonial era figure.
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County OKs 911 budget for 1993 spending plan
Franklin County commissioners approved a 1993 911 budget of 119 723 for the county share of operating the dispatch service. Ottawa will be asked to contribute the same amount. The total city county cost is 239 446, down 53 629 from this year. Savings come from moved operations, fewer staff, and lower insurance.
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Rain Cuts Short Franklin County 4-H Horse Show at Fairgrounds
Clouds south of Ottawa halted most events Sunday ending two days of riding, showmanship, and racing at the Franklin County Fair and Rodeo. About 40 youngsters participated, with a new rescue race added late Sunday and high point awards to be announced during the fair.
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Ottawa VFW Sale and Third-Party Fundraiser Brief
VFW Post 5901 announces a benefit yard sale rain or shine on Friday July 3 from 6 30 am to 12 pm with coffee and donuts. Club room opens at noon. Proceeds support veterans. Location is ½ mile north of Ottawa on Highway 59. Also mentions a landfill closure at 2 30 pm Tuesday June 30. Summer clearance event with 30 percent off at Young Place Ottawa.
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Ottawa Herald publishes extensive subscription rates list
The Ottawa Herald prints a detailed pricing table effective March 16, 1992 listing delivery options by carrier motor route and mail. Rates cover Ottawa and surrounding counties, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual figures. all figures include state sales tax and are paid in advance.
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