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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1994
Page
5
An evocative panorama describes a city with sea of art deco towers reminiscent of Rockefeller Center, the Chrysler Building, and the Empire State Building looming in skyline scenes.
Patricia Bibby critiques The Hudsucker Proxy noting Coen brothers style dominates, visuals captivate, and a brisk paced script propels a tale of greed and luck. Norville Barnes, Amy Archer, and Sidney Mussburger drive a satirical look at corporate manipulation amid lavish sets and quirky details.
Bruce Yamashita, a Washington attorney of Japanese ancestry, is commissioned in the Marine Corps Reserve five years after being expelled from Officer Candidate School amid racial harassment. He faced garbage can abuse and a dirty uniform during reviews, was discharged in 1989 for leadership failure, and long fought for recognition culminating in a 1993 offer of second lieutenant and a December decision to commission him as a captain.
Larry and Debbie Hanson hold an open house for their son David Hanson at the Rantoul Community Center from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. David will leave April 4 for recruit training at the U S Naval Training Center in Orlando and after basic will enter the naval nuclear engineering program. He is a 1992 Central Heights High School graduate who attended Kansas State University for one year.
The Central Heights school board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the school complex. Items include bids for two gasoline tanks and a propane tank, a trip request, custodian matters, and the 1994-95 calendar. The agenda covers Quality Performance Accreditation and a new state accrediting method, plus two executive sessions to evaluate teachers and discuss negotiations.
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