Cuba moves to widen retaliation against TV Marti
Cuba plans further measures against the United States in response to U S sponsored television for the island. Officials hint at suspending air and telephone links and possible interference with U S stations as the TV Marti testing continues. Exile groups and Cuban officials warn of stronger actions ahead while Washington defends the broadcasts as technical testing not political influence.
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Cuba
United States
TV Marti
State Department
Flori
U.S
Radio Marti
Fidel Castro
Florida
Nashville
Tenn
Ariel Ricardo
Gillian Gunn
Carnogie Endowment For International Peace
Manuel Noriega
Bush
U.S. Information Agency
Voice of America
Kate and Allie
MTV Videos
Frank Calton
Freedom House
Berlin Wall
Weather Tonight Forecast Rain Likely With Drizzle
The forecast indicates rain or drizzle likely tonight with low temperatures near to around unspecified. An expected damp night may bring light showers and overcast conditions across the area.
Wellsville board renews contracts for teachers
The Wellsville school board approved renewing all current teaching contracts for the next school year after an executive session discussing evaluations and negotiations. The district will also have John Bushman assess eighth and 11th grade writing, review gym floor repairs, join a sports medicine program with Johnson County Orthopedics, consider roof work, award a typing machines bid, raise driver education fees, buy a central office accounting system, offer summer school for K-5, and update district health guidelines.
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Lori Alvarado
Herald
Wellsville
Johnson County Orthopedics
Farollon
Lawrence
Counties give nod to courts
Final details of a Fourth Judicial District community corrections program are being worked out with Franklin Osage and Anderson counties approving the plan and Coffey County expected to follow. A director search could begin by May 1 if state funding is assured. The program aims to reduce inmate populations and would employ six people with offices planned in Ottawa.
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Lyndon
Fourth Judicial District
John Steelman
Franklin
Osage
Anderson
Coffey County
Steelman
Corrections Program
Burlington
Ottawa artist to display work at library gallery in April
Ottawa portrait artist Pat Catuska will show paintings during April on the Ottawa Library second floor gallery. She has continued to paint and teach despite inflammatory rheumatoid arthritis that has hospitalized her at times, crediting her husband Jim and children Jennifer and Erik for support.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa
Ottawa Library
Pat Catuska
S. Oak
Jim
Jennifer
Erik
Catuska
Canton
Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
Shawnee
Studio Sales and Service of
Kansas City
Intercollegiate Press
Overland Park
Kansas City Art Guild
Lennon Bandel
Cleveland Museum
Illinois
Texas
Missouri
Washington
County to let more bids for bridge project
Franklin County moves to second phase of a 3 part bridge replacement plan. May 30 set for letting six to seven bridges and four box bridges as part of a 3 million program replacing 34 bridges or culverts countywide. Rights of way, utility moves, and exact locations to follow.
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Franklin County
Robert Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Inflation index posts best quarter in three years
Washington sources report the U S economy grew 1.1 percent in the October December quarter, the smallest gain in three years, easing price pressures as the inflation index tied to GNP rose 4.5 percent for 1989. The Commerce Department final GNP revision rose from 0.9 percent to 1.1 percent, the first estimate in January showing 0.5 percent.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Wrecks Drop After Turn Lanes At 23rd Otawa Intersection
Kansas Department of Transportation notes a 71 percent drop in accidents at the US 59 and 23rd Street intersection after Otawa installed left turn lanes and turn lanes into nearby businesses three years ago. Before the project 21 accidents occurred. after completion six. A stop light was added recently to further reduce wrecks.
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Us-59
23Rd Street
Kansas Department of Transportation
Otawa
DOT
Best Prime Rib and Spring Sales Hit Ottawa Town
Local diners offer prime rib specials Friday and Saturday nights from 5 to 9. Downtown merchants stay open nightly at 6 p.m. with late Wednesday hours from April. Beauty and tailoring services advertise nails, hair, and reconditioning. Health department tests triglycerides with a $5 fee, and Forty Second Street resumes shows March 30 and 31 at Municipal Auditorium.
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O.H.S
Forty Second Street
Municipal Auditorium
Ottawa Herald Rates in Ottawa Kansas 1989
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective July 1 1989 for in area by carrier and by mail. Rates show monthly three month six month and yearly options with variations for motor route Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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