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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1987

Page

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Lent reflections on changing private faith and shared tradition

This column recalls Shrove Tuesday pancakes and Ash Wednesday abstinence, contrasting past communal Lent observance with today’s private practice. It notes how Lent used to bind families and communities in penitence, while modern life stresses and activities render it a more isolated, flexible season.

New Orleans Rio de Janeiro Kansas Mom

Time For Action on Ottawa Public Safety Operations

A city debate on Ottawa DPS continues with calls for a five citizen commission akin to the Tower Commission to interview officials and employees, determine if a problem exists, and recommend steps. The City Commission or mayor could appoint the panel, with access to records if needed.

Ottawa Department of Public Safety Tower Commission DPS Attorney General’s Office

Finney County Tests New Electronic Voting Scanner

Finney County tested a $48,500 electronic ballot scanner instead of traditional machines. Paper ballots were delivered at 8:05 p.m., with results known moments after polls closed at 7 p.m. The system requires voters to shade a pencil mark beside a candidate, then feed ballots into the scanner. Franklin County is urged to consider adopting similar technology.

Finney County Garden City

Lobbyist reporting bill speeds through Kansas House

A Kansas lobbying disclosure clash over a $3000 Fox Trot birthday party for Rep. Ron Fox spurred rapid committee and floor movement. Officials expect Senate action and a governor’s signature soon, with the March 25 Braden Hog Roast likely saved.

John Peterson House Elections Committee House Richard Harper R-Fort Scott Elections Committee Senate State Register Kansas Register Secretary of State Harper Braden

Contact details for U S government representatives

A list of contact points for national and state officials includes President Reagan at The White House address in Washington D C 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, Senators Dole Kassebaum with Hart and Russell offices and phone numbers, Representative Whittaker, and state lawmakers Allen and Beauchamp with Topeka Statehouse addresses and telephone lines.

Ronald Reagan White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington, D.C Russell Senate Bob Whittaker Cannon House Jim Allen Statehouse Topeka Jack Beauchamp

Murder She Wrote Analysis: TV Mystery and Audience Interest

A reader muses on Murder She Wrote with Angela Lansbury, noting Jessica Fletcher’s calm authority and the predictable whodunit structure. The piece reflects on mystery writing’s believability, audience suspense, and the odd amusement found in murder plots.

Angela Lansbury Angela Jessica Fletcher National Organization of Women Lorimar Willsley Ensley Littlefield Sarah Chatsworth Martin Tisdale Leslie Frobisher Morningdale Cynthia Monasher Sir Henry Johnson Mayberry Jessica

What Legislating Is All About

An examination of Kansas governance contrasts state and public agendas. The Legislature faces costs, policy bets, and reform pressures from high ticket items such as a state lottery, horse racing bets, liquor by the drink, and education. It wrestles with funding, structural changes, and economic development amid rising costs and conflicting demands.

Topeka Kansas State Fish and Game Department Kansas Board of Regents State Board of Education State Welfare Department Kansas Inc Camelot Kansas Venture Capital

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1986

Subscription rates for delivery in Ottawa area by carrier and motor routes start at 4.00 per month, 11.00 for three months, 21.05 for six months, 40.00 per year. Franklin County and adjacent counties rates are 4.50 per month, 13.00 for three months, 25.00 for six months, 48.00 per year. All other areas by mail 5.50 per month, 16.00 for three months, 31.00 for six months, 60.00 per year. Out-of-state subscribers add 5.5 percent sales tax.

Ottawa Franklin County

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Terry Ostmeyer House Energy and Natural Resources Committee Kansas Public Disclosure Commission Ron Fox R-Prairie Village Commission Dale Goter Bob Dole Hart Nancy Kassebaum Andy Rooney John Marshall Ottawa Herald S. Cedar Jim R. Hitch Terry Ostmeyer Jim Hornbeck Mike Geiss Peg Armstrong Wayne Snow Jean Rossman
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