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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1986

Page

8

FFA States Concerts raise funds with big Kansas City event

Nashville AP reports the Future Farmers of America aims to raise up to 9 million dollars via a 12 hour Aug. 2 concert at Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City featuring 40 to 60 entertainers from country pop jazz gospel and R B. Tickets cost 20 with about 80 000 in attendance. A series of 100 smaller concerts will follow across the nation with star acts. Promoters expect 6 million from Kansas City and 2 to 3 million from other events. Proceeds fund scholarships awards exchanges and FFA programs supporting 434 000 members in 8 200 U.S. chapters.

Nashville, Tenn Future Farmers of America Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City Bob Alexander America FFA Cal Smith del Wood Melba Montgomery H.C. Morgan Louisiana Earl E. Owens Total Concept Representation Nashville U.S Alexander Owens Rick Malk Wilson, Kane

Cape Canaveral name changes and library Q&A

Library Line offers help and answers on topics from Cape Canaveral name changes to the meaning of viz and anniversary gifts. It provides addresses and numbers for Kansas senators, renewals policies, hospital contacts, and local radio updates.

Fifth and Main Cape Canaveral Cape Kennedy Air Force Lyndon Johnson John F. Kennedy Florida Canaveral Kansas Legislative Handbook Bob Dole Washington Hart Senate D.C Kansas Quincy Topeka Nancy Kassebaum

Ottawa area event roundup with sales and fun

Ad briefs list bicycle repairs at George's Feed Store 224 West Wilson. Eagles host 2nd Annual Chili Cook-off Sunday February 23 at 1 30 p m with a pool tournament at 2 p m. Eagles Lodge dance features Honey Creek at 9 p m. Farm Bureau offers 20 percent off tools at 114 B 2nd. High score bowling Leadbetter’s Leah Crawford 179 two weeks ago. Harvey Hahn Benet Lance performance February 22 at 8 p m tickets at Freda's 3028 Main. Ottawa Kiwanis Pancake Day and Bake Sale March 1 7 a m–2 p m Ottawa Middle School. Rotary Chili and Soup Dinner today 11–1 30 and 5–7 Masonic Hall. Vienna Choir Boys perform Ottawa Municipal Auditorium February 2 at 8 p m tickets 12 adults 6 students 3 and under box office or Butler Music Ottawa call 242-8810.

Vienna Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Butler Music Ottawa

Distinguished KU Professor Calder Pickett to Speak in Ottawa

Clyde M Reed distinguished professor of journalism at the University of Kansas will address the Ottawa Inter City Club March 6 at 7 15 p m in the Mowbray Student Union Ottawa University. The Ottawa Rotary Club sponsors the event inviting all city service club members and spouses.

Calder M. Pickett Clyde M. Reed University of Kansas Ottawa Mowbray Ottawa University Ottawa Rotary Club Pickett America Vietnam George Foster Peabody Broadcasting Kanu-Fm

Convicted Spy Chin Dies in Jail By Self-Inflicted Death

Larry Wu tai Chin, the first American convicted of spying for China, killed himself in his Prince William County Jail cell amid sentencing proceedings. The 63-year-old former CIA translator faced 17 counts of espionage, conspiracy and tax evasion, with a potential life term. His death prompted an official investigation and autopsy scheduled for Falls Church, Virginia.

Washington Larry Wutai Chin China CIA Chin U.S United States Justice Department Prince William William Dempsey U.S. Marshals Service Marshals Service Prince William County Roger Ray Eastern Virginia Ray Surbu Nixon Chou En-lai Peking

Sentencings in Peimann case and local Marriages

Howard R. Peimann of rural Quenemo was sentenced to 60 days in jail for no insurance 30 days for no registration and 30 days for no driver s license all to run concurrently following a Feb 12 guilty verdict by a six member jury He posted a 1000 appeal bond and remains free pending an appeals court decision Marriage licenses awarded to David Lee Hopkins and Kimberly Dawn Bulmer both 20 of Ottawa Divorces granted for Mary J from William S Nichols Maxine from John F Shay Barbara J from James G Oestreicher Jr Donita M from James C Buckle Public school menu items from U S D 290 and Sacred Heart for Feb 24 28 including daily meals and options over the week

Howard R. Peimann Quenemo Peimann Kansas Court of Appeals David Lee Hopkins Kimberly Dawn Bulmer Ottawa

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