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Senator Nancy Kassebaum filed to run for a third six year term in the August Republican primary. She paid a 984 dollar fee and appeared with Gov. Mike Hayden and other aides. She repeated a pledge to spend about 360 thousand dollars and discussed inflation adjustments. The Kansas Poll rated her A or B by 70 percent with 60 percent for Dole. she dismissed talk of aiding other Republicans this fall.
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Topeka
Kan
Nancy Kassebaum
United States
Kassebaum
Mike Hayden
Patti Hayden
GOP
Rochelle Chronister
Secretary of State
Lawrence
R. Gregory Walstrom
Walstrom
Kansas
Topeka Capital- Journal
Bob Dole
County bids rock project on John Brown Highway
Franklin County commissioners opened bids for base rock to start this spring on John Brown Highway. Fogle Quarry offered 20 000 tons at 4.22 per ton with delivery May 21. Killough Inc bid 3.89 per ton but lacked complete information. county works director to verify compliance. Chairman Mavity announced plans to recognize longtime employees Hopkins Leach and McFarland and to establish an employees of the month program. Wasmund away on business with return expected Wednesday.
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Lori Alvarado
Franklin County Commissioners
John Brown
Fogle Quarry
Killough Inc
Killough
Dwayne Claussen
Leroy Wasmund
Commission
Chales Mavity Jr
Robert Hopkins
Russell Leach
Patricia McFarland
Mavity
Wasmund
Legislative coffee and community events in Ottawa area
The Ottawa area hosts a legislative coffee at 10 a.m. Saturday at Peoples National Bank with Sen. Jim Allen and Rep. Bettie Sue Shumway. The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Legislative Action Committee sponsors. Jaycees seek riders and sponsors for the Wheels for Life Bike-a-thon at Forest Park benefiting St. Jude. Honors Banquet honors top Ottawa students. Graduation near LeadersHIP 90 class. DCCCA co dependency workshop. Discovery program enrollment for 4 and 5 year olds. Appreciation Day planned for local officials on May 1.
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Peoples National Bank
Jim Allen
Bettie Sue Shumway
Ottawa Area
Ottawa
Jaycees
Wheels For Life
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Forest Park
Elien Marie
St. Jude’s
Main Street Bakery
S. Main
Harold Mayes
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Douglas County Citizens Committee On
DCCCA
Ottawa Middle School
Weather data brief for March averages and sun times
March weather figures show year to date averages and overall yearly pace. Barometer at 30.6 inches and rising. Sunset tonight at 6 32, sunrise tomorrow at 6 26.
Carter voices concern over Israeli measures in occupied territories
Former President Carter criticizes Israeli detentions without trial, house demolitions, and heavy use of force against demonstrators during a three day Israel visit. He links abuses to fueling the Palestinian uprising and calls for attention to basic human rights under military rule.
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Todgy
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Israe
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Gaza Strip
East Jerusalem
Jordan
Egypt
Bus strike persists as talks collapse in Tucson
Greyhound and its striking drivers traded barbs after negotiations failed when the company accused union leaders of not bargaining in good faith and stepping up violence. Union negotiators offered a new contract in Tucson on Saturday but the company rejected it as unacceptable. Negotiations ended Sunday after about an hour, with a federal mediator noting disappointment but expectations of firmness on core issues.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Greyhound
Tucson
Paul F. Stuckenschneider
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listed For 1989
Rates for delivery starting July 1 1989 outline monthly three month six month and annual charges for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier motor route and by mail into Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas. The prices show increases over time across delivery methods.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas Briefs highlights foster care reform and budget cuts
TOPEKA measures push to shorten foster care duration by hearings on terminating parental rights after 18 months and boost adoptions. House approves $9.4 million in cuts across 47 agencies, plus bills on voter rolls, mail ballots, and absentee ballot numbering. A two year extension keeps the Kansas Civil Rights Commission alive. Polls show Gov. Hayden trailing, with Carlin and Slattery ahead. Wichita maps envision I 66 as a transcontinental route, needing federal funds and state cooperation. Salina faces clash over police brutality findings between city and attorney general, prompting criticism of handling and investigations.
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Senate
Secretary of State
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Wichita
Washington, D.C
California
Bob Knight
Denver
Virginia
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Salina
Robert Stephan
Stephan
Seiler
Don Poore
Dennis Kissinger
Attornney General
Poore
Attorney General
Associated Press & Harris News Service
Weekend Lotto America results with big jackpot boost
Des Moines AP report shows no player matched all six in Saturdays Lotto America. Wednesday's jackpot climbs to about 18 million dollars. Winning numbers were 2 15 16 35 45 52. Four and five number matches paid 46 and 1301 dollars respectively. Kansas Cash Lotto drew 3 12 14 22 27 29 with an estimated 66970 dollar jackpot.
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Des Moines
Community Briefs and Local Notices Highlight March Events
Phone Friend service offers kid call-in hours 3 to 6 pm. Cholesterol and triglyceride tests at five dollars each require twelve hours for triglyceride results. Franklin County Health Dept activity. Country Kitchen operates 24/7. OHS urges voter registration with March 30 deadline. Forty Second Street comes to Municipal Auditorium March 30 and 31. Spring promotions at Charlottes Chat and Curl with call-in springy service. Best Prime Rib advertised for Fri and Sat evenings at Country Kitchen.
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Franklin County Health Dept
O.H.S
Forty Second Street
Municipal Auditorium
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