Weekend arts and music offerings in the Kansas City area
Flowers and gardens show at Bartle Hall. Music venues include Hot Rize at Liberty Hall and Eddy Arnold at KC's Music Hall. Symphony, Youth Symphony, and Wildlife Art Show at Overland Park, White Recital Hall, and Dou bletree Hotel. Railroads, quilts, auctions, and museum events fill the weekend with tickets from $10 to $24. Weather promises ideal weekend temperatures.
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Liberty Hall
Lawrence
Eddy Arnold
Kc’s
Music Hall
Lawrence Symphony Orchestra
Kansas City Symphony
Scottish Rite
National Wildlife
Doubletree Hotel
Overland Park
Ducks Unlimited
Nelson-Watkins Museum of Art
Wichita Art Museum
Kansas Watercolor Society
Topeka
Topeka Modular Railroaders
Kansas Expocentre
Kansas Museum of History
Ricky Clark
Baker University
Overland Park Market Hotel
Metcalf
San Francisco
Exhibition Hall
Capital City
Ag Hall
Mamie Eisenhower
Kansas City Youth Symphony
Oak Park Mall
Gustav Mahler
Scottish Rite Temple
Linwood
Cult
Bonham and Dangerous Toys
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium
Papa's
Waldo Astoria
Suzuki takeoff on Wizard of Oz at Ottawa Uni
The Ottawa Suzuki Strings present The Senses of Oz a musical variation of The Wizard of Oz at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday March 9 10 in the Mowbray Union Ottawa. Violinist Brian Lewis from Juilliard returns as Sensei and Bonnie Bonnie from Ithaca College plays the good witch. Tickets five dollars include coffee and dessert call 242 5200 ext 356 or contact any Suzuki strings student or parent.
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Suzuki Strings
Santa Fe Trail Council
Elliott Hall
Fourth
Hickory Streets
Realtors Board
Franklin County Board of Realtors
Ottawa University Mowbray Union
Randy Wetmore
Ottawa
Donna Swearingen
Wesleyan Church
Cherry Street Wesleyan Church
Ottawa Wesleyan
Paul Shea
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Gary Seaton
Wesleyan Native American Ministries
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
OMS
OHS
Cathy Sutton
Brent Wheeler
Wheeler
Sandy Feldstein
John Katzer
JoAnna Heth
Sheila Herrick
Alex Alderman
Diana Shepard
Jason Neff
David Oshel
Herrick
Alderman
Janet Satterlee
David Swearingen
OMA
OCWC
OU “Lion and Lamb
Ottawa Christian Women’s Club
Ottawa University
Mowbray Union
Coralee Shipps
Sharon Hatton
Overland Park
Local Weather Snapshot From Fragmentary Report
Fragmentary OCR weather note mentions temperatures yesterday and today, precipitation month to date, March average, year to date totals, a barometer reading of 30.1, and twilight times with sunset and sunrise details unclear.
Jennings Predicts Revival From Highwaymen Tour
Waylon Jennings says the Highwaymen tour with Johnny Cash Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson will breathe new life into the group. The 10 city run opens this month in Houston and marks the first joint tour for the supergroup.
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Nashville, Tenn
Waylon Jennings
Johnny Cash
Kris Kristofferson
Willie Nelson
Highwaymen
Houston
Jennings
Garnett school board sets June 5 mail bond election
Garnett board schedules an $8 million bond project including an elementary, gym, wrestling room and auditorium with the vote to be coordinated by the county election director. The board also transfers funds, closes an alley, approves days off for students, and ta bles administrator contracts for discussion next meeting.
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Lori Alvarado
Garnett
Mt. Ida
Emporia
St. Mary’s
Olathe
Betty J. Stewart
Bird trial links weapon to murder plot in Kansas case
Testimony in the Thomas Bird murder trial centers on the weapon used to kill his lover's husband and an earlier plot. Bird, 39, a former Emporia minister, already serving life for his wife's 1983 murder, faces first degree murder charges in Martin Anderson's death in Geary County.
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Junction City
Kan
Thomas Bird
Bird
Emporia
Sandra
Martin K. Anderson
Anderson
Loma
Geary
Scott Kraft
Los Angeles Times
Geary County District Court
Lansing
Carl Carlson
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Advised
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery costs effective July 1, 1989 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier and by mail routes. Rates shown include one month five dollars to six months twenty six dollars and one year over fifty dollars, with higher prices for mail in Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Phelps leads court pickets in Ku peaceful protest in Topeka
Phelps led about 50 demonstrators on the sidewalk before the Kansas Judicial Center asserting a Supreme Court justice’s identity was concealed at a lobby group reception. Sponsors and a court spokesman denied attendance. Phelps demanded identification. Gov Hayden signed a bill allocating 1 million dollars for the Kansas Parent Education Program to assist parents of preschoolers up to age 3 focusing on parenting, development, health, and nutrition.
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Topeka
Kan
Fred W. Phelps Sr
Kansas Judicial Center
Phelps
Supreme Court
Justice X
Kansas City
Mike Hayden
Kansas
Local Ad Briefs Highlight Spring Specials and Closings
Multiple items include COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL nail polish sale at Charlotte's Chat & Curl in Elm Street, Roll-Away Skate Spring Break hours, COUNTRY KITCHEN Prime Rib dinners Friday and Saturday, GARFIELD PANCAKE Express event, HILL HOUSE Restaurant all you can eat options and breakfast buffet, Dr. Matney's office closing Mar 2-3 for studies, Garnett Factory Outlet new fabric shipment, Ottawa city business political note, and Willis Garden Center seed and plant offers.
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Charlotte's
Chat & Curl
S. Elm
Country Kitchen
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