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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1994
Page
6
Kansas House approves bill allowing corporate hog farming
Topeka and Washington reports say the Kansas House voted 76 to 49 to allow corporate hog farming, sending the measure back to the Senate while President Clinton faces a relief package push. Kansas oil prices near 12 dollars a barrel threaten industry viability and thousands of jobs, with a break-even at 16.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
House
Kansas
Senate
Washington
Clinton
Nancy Kassebaum
Kassebaum
R-Kan
Alzheimers woes told to Clinton by caregiver from Kansas
Vera Teske told President Clinton by phone that caring for her 69 year old husband with Alzheimer’s is hard. He sleeps erratically and wanders at night. medication helps violence but cost prevents hiring help. Teske joins seven others nationwide sharing their near-prisoner home caregiving stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Kansas lawmakers kill high profile senior, sales and hunting bills
In Topeka, Kansas, Sunday car sales, term limits, and senior hunting and fishing licenses failed to pass as the legislature neared a deadline. The Senate did not debate measures banning Sunday motor vehicle sales or removing the 65 plus license exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
House
Senate
IRS Seizes Antiques at Eaton Hotel in Wichita
The IRS seized antique furniture and other items inside the Eaton Hotel in Wichita to satisfy over 50 000 in liens against attorney John P. Kassebaum for unpaid payroll and unemployment taxes. Kassebaum’s lawyer William M. Cobb said the move is unfortunate though not indicative of financial trouble and noted a planned payment of 28 000 on March 14. The historic hotel, once linked to Carry Nation, houses 60 to 70 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Internal Revenue Service
Eaton Hotel
IRS
John P. Kassebaum
William M. Cobb
Kassebaum
Cobb
Carry Nation
Eaton’s
U.S
Nancy Kassebaum
Posters seek info on three missing Franklin County youths
Posters are being prepared to distribute nationwide in a missing persons case involving Trudi Katrine Chavez 17, Duane Leon Mathias 17, both of Williamsburg, and Rhonda Trueblood 26 of Waverly. Chavez and Mathias ran away January 25, Trueblood last seen February 20 near Bandana's club southwest of Williamsburg. Call 1 800 VANISHED or 408 971 4822. sheriff Rex Bowling’s number 242 3800 appears on the poster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osters
Franklin County
Trudi Katrine Chavez
Duane Leon Mathias
Williamsburg
Rhonda Trueblood
Waverly
Chavez
Mathias
Williamsburg Area
Trueblood
Bandana’s
Timberlake Ranch
Rex Bowling
Vanished Children’s Alliance
Bowling
Brady bill adds work for sheriff first nationwide
The Brady Law seeks background checks for handgun purchases. Franklin County Sheriff Rex Bowling said five checks were processed on Tuesday, all showing no criminal history as officials begin to implement the five day check window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
James Brady
Ronald Reagan
Firearms and Tobacco Administration
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Rex Bowling
County bee champ driven by sympathy earns title
Andy Richardson, an eighth grader from Central Heights, won Franklin County’s spelling bee after Ken Lee Driver misspelled empathize. Richardson spelled empathize then coyote to claim the championship and a $50 savings bond, earning a trip to the 1994 All Kansas Spelling Bee in Topeka on March 26 at Topeka High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Lee
Franklin County
Driver
Andy Richardson
Richardson
Central Heights
Coyote
Peoples National Bank
Topeka
Topeka High School
Ottawa
Don Duncan
Louise Burke
Cynthia Montague
Garfield
Bill Ratliff
Duncan
Ralph Young
Lee Driver
City approves Trail Fund increase despite opposition
Ottawa City Commission voted 3 to 1 to boost the city matching commitment for the Prairie Spirit Trail by about 25 thousand dollars pending state grant approval. Mayor Richard Jackson opposed, Commissioner Joan Tyson absent, while Matt Matthews and Vicki Cummiskey urged the project for potential tourism and local economic benefits. The city’s total potential match rises to no more than 65 thousand dollars if grants come in, or 20 percent of funds actually received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Richard Jackson
Joan Tyson
Jackson
Kanza Park
Fifth
23Rd Streets
Garett
Tola
Matt Matthews
Vicki Cummiskey
Matthews
Tainted Transcript of Appropriations Floor Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes show a House floor discussion on appropriations and a vote. References to Foley and attempts to maintain a record surface amid garbled phrases. No clear dates or full names emerge to identify a concrete event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Ottawa forum silent on questions for city race
The public may attend a 7 p.m. Ottawa forum at the Franklin County Annex Building to hear candidates seeking Tony Keim's city commission seat. Only commissioners will ask questions, with each candidate given an opening and closing statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa City Commission
Franklin County Annex
Main
Tony Keim
City Commission
Richard Jackson
Keim
Jackson
Vicki Cummiskey
Joan Tyson
Matt Matthews
Jon Cook
S. Main
Tawny Hiatt
N. Cherry
Gregory Hernandez
Mary Willoughby
N. Mulberry
Tony DeLa Torre
N. Poplar
Gene Ramsey
Apple Lane
Duane Hall
Ash
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Nancy
Amin Landers
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Vantihod
Ase
Brady Bill
Beth Gibbons
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