Royals’ White Flaunts Hitting Power Late in Career
Page 8 notes Frank White, longtime Royals star, showing renewed power as he nears the end of his career. The article highlights his late burst of productive hitting and veteran resilience on the field.
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Frank White
Santa Fe Trail Paved Commerce and War Routes Across Plains
The Santa Fe Trail grew from 1820s explorations to a vital trade corridor linking Missouri Arkansas and Kansas to Santa Fe New Mexico. It drew Mexican and American merchants, military escorts and settlers, generating profits, stage coach service, and forts after the Mexican War. Continued on page?
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Sen. Benton
United States Senate
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Spain
Mexico
U.S
Hugh Glenn
Ohio
William Becknell
Becknell
Great Plains
Arkansas
Kansas
Council Grove
Phillip St. George Cooke
Chouteau's Island
Kearny County
Cooke
Viscarra
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Wesport
Josiah Gregg
California
J.R. Mead
Ottawa considers extra half cent sales tax for CIP funding
City commissioners discuss raising the sales tax to support capital improvements while the Planning Commission holds a public hearing Tuesday night. The CIP runs through 1996 with projects like an 11th Street overlay and a Third and Cedar parking lot, funded partly by new revenues if approved.
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Ottawa City Commission
Kristy Cannon
City Commission
Ottawa Planning Commission
City Hall
Kansas Department of Transportation
CIP
Planning Commissions
11Th Street
Walnut
Elm
Kansas
Jim McCrea
Clarence Koch
Cannon
Koch
Fred Searls
Third
Cedar Streets
Ottawa
Charlene Lister
Planning Commission
Main St. Imp
23Rd St
U.S
11Th St
S.A
15Th St
North &J
Cherry
Davis Rd
21St Street
Kanza Park
Third & Cedar
B. City Limits
15Th
Main
City Limits
15Th Street
Volcano Spews Grime in Alaska Eruption Scene
Augustine Volcano in Alaska erupted for a second day as ash and gases filled the air. Health alerts persisted across south central Alaska while gritty dust grounded planes and debris spread up to 600 miles north. The 4025 foot peak’s first eruption in a decade had ash circling the globe and rocketing to 10,000 feet in 30 seconds with debris nine miles high.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Augustine
Carlin weighs veto on school funds and pay plan
Gov. John Carlin in Topeka declined to say if he will sign or veto the compromise school finance and medical malpractice bills. The plan would let districts raise budgets by 2 to 3.4 percent next year with state aid expected, while Carlin pushes a $24 million cut to teacher retirement deductions to boost take home pay. A Senate decision looms as forecasts predict sunny weather and highs in the 80s.
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John Carlin
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