OU prof wins award for writing in Kansas Quarterly
Ottawa University English professor Lora Reiter received a $100 prize from Kansas Quarterly for her fiction "Of Course You Want to Tell Me You're Sorry." The piece examines male-female relationships and she expressed pride that readers understood her work. Kansas Quarterly, published by Kansas State University, celebrates poets and fiction writers and has a 50-year history.
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Kansas Museum of History
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Memory Lane
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Mexican presidential candidate Colosio slain shocks PRI
Mexico's PRI faces a political crisis after 1994 candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio is assassinated. An official says one mechanic, 23, is a suspect while another man is a witness. President Salinas calls the attack cowardly and declares a national day of mourning as Colosio’s body arrives in Mexico City.
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Salinas
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Weird Divorce and Crime Tales From Various States
A legal brief from Springfield Oregon questions corpse abuse law after a husband asked to use his skin for book covers. In Florida a murder suspect seeks to wear a Ku Klux Klan robe in court and be called Hi Hitler, while U S officials critique San Diego cleanup plans for harming river ecology.
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State Mortuary and Cemetery Board
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Donald Leroy Evans
Hi Hitler
Associated Press
Evans
Adolf Hitler
Heil
Hitler
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Ukrainian and Ukrainian Russian visitors study private farming in US
Four farm leaders from Ukraine and Russia visited Kansas and nearby communities to learn about private farming and U S farm organization. They met with local Farm Bureau officials and were hosted by the Franklin County Farm Bureau Women as they toured agriculture programs and discussed the rise of independent farms in post Soviet spaces.
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Kansas Farm Bureau
United States
Citizens Network of Agribusiness Alliance
Washington, D.C
States
Yuri Fedouchine
Russia
Yuri Nouchkin
Yuri Sedourk
Leonid Kirichenko
Ukraine
Lindsborg
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Kirichenko
Kitichenko
Yuri Nouhkin
Farm Bureau
Terry Silivus
Wellsville
Almeda Edwards
Ottawa
Joyce Wasmund
Princeton
Night forecast and weekend rain chances in Kansas
Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 30 and northeast wind. Kansas extends Saturday with a chance of rain statewide. Lows in the 20s to 30s and highs from about 50 northwest to 60 southeast. Sunday brings a rain chance southeast early, otherwise dry with cooler temperatures. Lows 20s to mid 30s southeast, highs 40s to 50s. Monday cool and dry with highs in the 40s. Local data from Ottawa Water Plant lists 38.27 barometer and rising. sunset 6:37, sunrise 6:18 tomorrow.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Jerusalem stand taken by Clinton
President Clinton declared that a united Jerusalem is Israel's capital during a campaign position. Jewish leaders said he affirmed no change, calling it his personal and administration policy. The State Department backs resolving Jerusalem in a final Arab-Israeli settlement. The U S Embassy remains in Tel Aviv.
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Clinton
Jerusalem
Israel
Lester Pollack
Council of Presidents
Pollack
State Department
United States
U.S
Tel Aviv
Governor's victory claim on ballot initiative vote debated
Kansas legislators split on two ballot amendments. The Senate would place an initiative on the November ballot if adopted. the House rejected a companion proposal 76 to 49, eight votes shy of a two thirds majority, risking its demise Thursday unless reconsidered.
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Senate
Kansas
Mrs. Finney
Secretary of State
County Habitat plans highlight sweat equity in homes
Under the Habitat program, homes would be privately owned and financed with no interest. Owners would contribute sweat equity hours toward construction. Habitat coordinator Wynndee Lee aims to select a potential owner and start building in summer, while organizers seek more professional volunteers.
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Habitat
Wynndee Lee
Lee
Indicted Pappert’s alleged lease scam worries area schools
Bezek notes Ottawa district faces two federal leases amid a roughly 250000 dispute while West Franklin Garett and Central Heights districts share concerns. City of Ottawa and Ottawa University dealings are cited. Williams calls Pappert slick with a strong personality and unrealistically low prices, questioning sustainability of offers.
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Bezek
Central Heights
Papper
City of Ottawa
Ottawa University
Williams
Pappert
Easter gift sale at Sutton's Jewelry in Ottawa
CN Rete offers 10 percent off remaining March aqua marine birthstone rings at Sutton's Jewelry downtown Ottawa. Easter gifts promoted for lasting memories. Silver Arrow Trading Post highlights Heavenly Scents spring items 10 to 15 percent off through Saturday. Hey Moms promotes Easter shirts and related items at 416 Main. Road grading contact listed as 242-8126.
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Sutton's
Ottawa
Silver Arrow Trading Post
Heavenly Scents
Ottawa Herald subscription rates list 1993 prices
The Ottawa Herald publishes a detailed price schedule for daily delivery by various methods including carrier and mail. Rates cover Ottawa and surrounding counties, with separate figures for in state and out of state mail, all quoted in advance. The notice lists monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual amounts.
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Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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