Faubus to Run for Arkansas Governor Again
Former Arkansas governor Orval Faubus, 76, who ordered National Guard troops to block desegregation at Central High in 1957, announces a yet unspecified gubernatorial bid. He pledged a platform focusing on education basics, jobs, insurance costs, prison reform, mental health care, and utility rates. Faubus previously served six terms and left office in 1966.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval
Faubus
National Guard
Arkansas
Arkansas National Guard
Central High School
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Central
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Department of Veterans Affairs
Frank White
Regents to Name KSU President Candidate Trio
Overland Park Kansas officials said the Kansas Board of Regents will announce Saturday which of three finalists will become Kansas State University president. The contenders are Jon Wefald Charles Sidman and John Campbell. Acker resigns June 30 after a 111 year tenure with a $92 000 salary.
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Overland Park, Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas State University
Overland Park
Regents
KSU
Duane Acker
Jon Wefald
State University System
Minnesota
Charles Sidman
University of Florida
Gainesville
John Campbell
The
University of Ilinois-Urbana
Stanley Koplik
Koplik
Acker
K-State
Wefald
Sidman
Campbell
Aquino Would Abolish The Law-Making Body
Manila report says a draft interim Philippine constitution would dissolve the National Assembly and grant all lawmaking power to President Corazon Aquino. A cabinet official disclosed the draft to AP reporters, noting potential softening to avoid calling the regime revolutionary. The plan envisions a commission to draft a permanent charter for public vote.
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Manila
Philippines
National Assembly
Corazon Aquino
Associated Press
Mrs. Aquino
Philippine News Agency
Sedfrey Ordonez
Aquino
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Poliician Party
Benita Bowman Back To Work At A Cut Above
Benita Bowman returns to work Tuesday March 25 at A Cut Above 1525 Main with phone 242-8430 for appointment. Chris' Corner will be closed Saturday March 22 to attend market. Local listings note ongoing openings and sales at nearby businesses including Ottawa Lumber and a yard sale style clearance at 2340 Princeton Rd. Ad briefs mention a Pancake Supper by Pomona Lions on March 21 and a Spring cleaning special from Stan's Cleaning Service.
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Benita Bowman
Chris
Milburn funeral set for Ottawa resident in Grace Church
Shirley Rose Milburn 78 of 804 E 10th died Wednesday at Shawnee Mission Medical Center. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. Warren Hansen. burial Highland Cemetery. She was born December 6, 1907 in Mendon Missouri and married Thomas Gerald Milburn in Lexington Missouri. Survivor details include a daughter and three sons. Memorials to Grace Episcopal Church or Kidney Foundation.
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Shirley Rose Milburn
Shirley Rose (Wilken) Milburn
E. 10Th
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
Grace Episcopal Church
Warren Hansen
Highland Cemetery
Mendon
Thomas Gerald Milburn
Lexington
Milburn
Brookfield
Chillicothe
Missoula
Mont
Missouri
Ottawa
Tri-Hepta Ehu
Alter Guild of the Church
Episcopal Church
Episcopal Thrift Shop
Peggy Bien
Dale E. Milburn
Burlington
James D. Milburn
Shawnee
Juanita Sportsman
Rothville
Anna Walton
Fern Maddux
Kansas City
Kan
John Wilken
George Wilken
Brisbane
Calif
Lee Wilken
Mary Simmons
Linnells
Lamb-Roberts
Kidney Foundation
Brian Clark
Weilsville
RFD
Hazel McCullogh
Oakhaven
Richmond
Hazel Holtow
N. Cedar
Bernice
Shirley Milburn
10Th St
Thomas Milburn
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Ottawa briefs on vaccines vets aid and scholar
Franklin County Health Department reports a new shipment of Hib vaccine for children two to six at nine dollars per dose. A Kansas Veterans' Commission representative will be at Ottawa City Hall at 1 p.m. on April 1 and 15 to assist veterans and dependents. contact Cindy Smith in Lawrence or call 843-5233. Michelle Stine, Ottawa High School senior, earned a full tuition Rockhurst Scholarship valued at over twenty thousand dollars after a Competitive Scholarship Day. A Jerusalem Easter slide presentation will be shown at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Free Methodist Church, 733 N Oak.
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Betty Leonardo
Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
Mary A. Chapman
Wellsville
Paul Polak
Larry H. Bogle
P&w Joint Venture
Lawson Lease Oil Ltd
Raymond L. Graves
P&w
Franklin County Health Department
Kansas Veterans’ Commission
Ottawa City Hall
Cindy Smith
Veterans’ Service
Vermont
Lawrence
Michelle Stine
Ottawa High School
Rockhurst College
Rockhurst
Michelle
Michael
Karen Stine
Ottawa Rfd
OHS
Jerusalem
Free Methodist Church
Oak
The Other Place II Opens with Beer at 1020 N Main
The Other Place II formerly Lunar Lounge now offers beer at 1020 North Main. Friday and Saturday nights feature dancing to Loose Change at Saddleback Lounge.
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Lunar Lounge
N. Main
Saddleback Lounge
Winds, dryness damage Kansas 1986 wheat crop
The Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports light to moderate wheat damage across Kansas due to wind and drought, with 42 percent subsoil moisture statewide and 21 percent of wheat rated excellent. Farmers planted 11.5 million acres last fall, down 900,000 from 1985, and forecasters expect uncertain harvests. Prospective plantings show sorghum down, corn steady, soybeans up, oats up, and barley up across the state.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Southcentral
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Falling Tree Kills Elderly Man in Lake Perry Incident
In Ozawkie Kansas an elderly man Ralph Atherton 66 was killed when a dead tree toppled onto him while he walked along Lake Perry shore with his wife and two grandchildren a 10 year old girl and 8 year old boy. Detective Sgt Orin Turner noted strong winds across the lake and a child suffered facial scratches.
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Ozawkie, Kan
Lake Perry
Ralph Atherton
Orin Turner
Jefferson County
Sheriff's Department
Athertons
Paradise Point
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Ottawa Lumber
Underwood
App’t
Princeton Rd
Fr. Co. Board of Realtor
Ad Briefs
Pomona Lions Club
Methodist
Eagles Lodge
Franklin Co
Stan
First Assembly of God
13Th and Mulberry
W.E. Reynolds
Margie
Hwy
23Rd St
the Daily Report
Bulmer
Brett Duvall
Pomona
Sheriff’s
Bruce A. Rogers
Edgerton
Highway Patrol
Cecil H. Bridges
District Court News Rantanstso
Franklin County
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Beverly O’connor
S. Oak
Dengel
Public Safety News
Ranee
Pamela S. Meiers
Princeton Road
South Main
Martin McNamara III
Budge
Sporting Goods
S. Main
Joseph M. May
Williamsburg
Ellena Ford
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Pattie L. Wadkins
Cecilia A. Cheasbro
Cheasbro
Kenny R. Stout
Andrew P. Johnson
Randall R. Tyson
S. Locust
Terry L. Jones
Lincoln
Willis A. Cramer
Main
Janice E. Caudill
Hickory
Connie S. Robertson
Loren R. Evans
Cecil E. Beatty
Larry E. Mages
Daws Rfd
Paul D. Marels
Richmood
Robert H. Cox
Highland
Alan &. Cunningham
Princeton
Robert J. Wadkins
Maple
William §. Bowers
Erma F. Martin
Baldwin
Carl J. Budke
W. Vth
Dickie D. Crooks
John R. Bivens
N. Oak
Randal E. Bryant
Kathleen S. Niehoff
Mantle R. Stewart
Paul W. Ellis
Cheryl K. Black
Jason B. Allerman
Cleveland
Ina
Juanita Neave
Tamra A. Redeker
S. Cedar
Karolyn A. Madden
Larry V. Bailey
Hemlock
James R. Lucock
Osage City
Kenneth A. Gelaler
Kathleen Stickle
Canterbury Court
Ralph E. Riemer
N. Mulberry
Belinda S. Bachelor
Ottawa Co-op
Louis Gossett, JR
Iron Eagle
Hitcher &i
Murphy’s Romance
Billy Graham
PC Ee
Calvary Baptist Church
West
Bill Mercer
DengelSon Moctuney
Oiuuawa
Joseph Taylor
Joseph
Taylor
Lamb Roberts
Ray Hoerner
Larry Bones
Fauts Cemetery
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