Weekend events spark celebration of time change in Kansas City
As daylight saving time begins, Kansas City area entertainments kick off for spring. Worlds of Fun opens its 18th season at 10 a.m. with weekend hours through Memorial Day, then daily. Bonner Springs Agricultural Hall of Fame hosts its 30th year with a new name National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame, open 9 to 5 weekdays and 1 to 5 Sundays.
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Senior dance and health event listings from Ottawa area
Bulletin items describe a VFW sponsored senior dance from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the post home north of Ottawa with a $2.50 admission and a live band. Also details a Mind Body Spirit program April 5 in Municipal Auditorium with Drs Benson and White, costing $10, plus hospice volunteer orientation at First Christian Church and a Wednesday senior center dance in Burlington on April 11.
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Ottawan files suit to push juvenile detention plan
Ottawan Steve Gorsline delivered a complaint to the Herald alleging the Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections Board overlooked his Cedar House juvenile detention center plan. He seeks a federal court order delaying a Department of Corrections grant to the four-county board while addressing juvenile supervision needs.
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Weather Kansas Extended Warm-Up Through Midweek
Dry stretch expected from Monday to Wednesday with a warming trend. Highs rise from around 50 Monday to the 60s by Wednesday. Lows fall to mid-30s to lower 40s, providing mild nights across the state.
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Veterans Corner on Disability Military Retirement Rules
Discussion outlines disability retirement for 30 percent veterans and the two formulas for benefit calculations. It covers eligibility, permanent versus temporary disability, VA and military disability pathways, and health care and survivor options. Contact details and local veterans groups are listed for more information.
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Slattery backs Carlin in Kansas governor bid
Rep. Jim Slattery of Kansas endorsed former Gov. John Carlin's undeclared candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Slattery said he would vote for practical leadership and common sense, signaling the end of his own fluctuating governor plans with a May announcement expected from Carlin.
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Topeka
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1989
Ottawa Herald lists monthly quarterly six month and yearly rates for carrier mail and mail delivery in Franklin County and nearby areas. Rates vary by delivery method with prices from five to seven dollars monthly and up to sixty nine dollars yearly.
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Kiwanis rewards student excellence in local schools
Crow notes children cashing in on tacos proudly report A grades, while Kiwanis Club president Jerry Powers ties rewards to Kiwanis International’s theme Encourage excellence. Garfield, Eugene Field, and Hawthorne run Terrific Kid and BUG programs with goals and rewards such as movie passes or video rentals for improved grades.
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Jerry Powers
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Kiwanis International
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Eugene Field
Hawthorne
Friday abortion notice jeopardized by Senate delay
The Senate refused to reconsider a bill requiring parental notification for minors seeking abortions and declined a new bill, risking the measure in the remaining days of the 1990 session. The House passed Hayden's anti drug bill 106 to 18 to toughen penalties near schools. Senate OKs campaign finance reform with party focus. House approves state soil designation Harney silt loam. An attempt to ban bighead carp failed in the House.
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Oks Hayden
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Best Prime Rib and All You Can Eat Buffets in Town
Ad briefs list several local dining options including Gauntry Kitchen for prime rib specials Friday and Saturday evenings, Hill House Restaurant all you can eat breakfast buffet on weekends, Charlotte's Chat and Carl open Monday through Saturday, and a nail and hair appointment service at 242-3055. Also notes about broader open houses, a Lions Club pancake supper, and a craft show near 1143 W 7th Terrace with a detailed menu for Saturday night and salad bar offerings.
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