Weather Tonight and Extended Kansas Forecast
Tonight will be mostly clear with lows in the low 40s. Sunday through Tuesday looks dry with a warming trend. Highs reach the 60s Saturday and lower 70s east, lower 60s west on Tuesday, with Sunday's and Monday's lows in the 40s warming to the 50s by Tuesday.
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Kent State students march for tragedy memorial dedication
Kent State University students marked the 20th anniversary of the National Guard shootings with a candlelight vigil and a cross-campus march. Former Sen George McGovern was slated as keynote for the dedication of a $100000 granite memorial to four students killed and nine wounded.
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Kent State
Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
National Guard
U.S
George McGovern
William Schroeder
Dean Kahler
Kahler
Garnett school board ends personnel issues to approve non-certified staff
Garnett district moves to finalize staffing for next year after a month long hearing process that led to the termination of two principals. The board approved all recommendations for non-certified personnel, with salaries to be set later, and discussed the bond issue, accreditation plans, and staff changes including resignations and program participation.
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Lori Alvarado
Herald
Garnet
Garnett
Paul Upshaw
Larry Stewart
Jerry White
North Central Association
NCA
Kansas Association of School Board
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Bird on Tonight Show Prompts Replacement Plan
A 14 year old bird, named Guns N Roses, performed a trick before a Tonight Show booking. The bird reportedly slept by a roommate, causing concern and prompting a replacement plan as organizers search for a new act for Thursday’s program.
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Cora
Chris
Universal Studi
Tonight Show
Charlie Barret
Cota
Bird
Guns N’ Roses
Bush resists recognizing Lithuania as independent nation
Lithuania's prime minister Kazimiera Prunskiene urged independence in Washington but President Bush stuck to a hands off stance. Senator Jesse Helms guided her through the Senate as protesters voiced pro Lithuania sentiment. Youth group chants outside Heritage echoed support for Lithuania against Soviet pressure.
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Lithuania
Kazimiera Prunskiene
Bush
Soviet Union
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Senate
Young Americans For Freedom
The
Heritage Foundation
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
Gorbyno
Mikhail Gorbachev
Ottawa Herald Postal Rates For 1990 Subscriptions
Ottawa Herald lists Cedar and rural route carrier prices for subscriptions beginning April 1 1990. Rates cover one month three months six months and one year for Ottawa by carrier rural towns motor route and mail in Franklin County adjacent counties Kansas and out of state.
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Carriar
Franklin County
State of
Kansas
KU Medical Center nurses vote to unionize in Kansas
Kansas City AP report says nurses at the University of Kansas Medical Center voted 247 to 224 to form the Kansas University Nurses Association, becoming the first state institution group and the second statewide. The result requires the hospital to bargain over terms and salary, with public employees barred from striking.
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Kansas City, Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas
Kansas University Nurses Association
Jane Starr
Tion
Vicky
Mount Carmel’Medical Center
Pittsburg
Painters Union
Hershberger seeks last minute appeal in fraud case
Wichita oilman James W. Hershberger, convicted on 25 fraud charges tied to Petroleum Energy Inc., filed an 11th hour motion for a new trial alleging new witness misconduct and misdated meetings. Judge Saffels will hear arguments before Monday’s sentencing on up to 120 years in prison and 70 thousand dollars in fines.
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Topeka, Kan
Wichita
James W. Hershberger
Hershberger
Thomas Haney
Dale E. Saffels
U.S
Coun
Petroleum Energy Inc
Saffels
Haney
De Klerk and Mandela Cite Progress in Talks
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP The government and the ANC announced an important breakthrough by agreeing to work together to end political violence and move toward constitutional negotiations. A joint communique announced a working group to report by May 21 and steps to ease remedies for the violence while granting temporary immunity for top ANC officials and reviewing security laws.
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Cape Town
South Africa
African National Congress
F.W. de Klerk
ANC
Nelson Mandela
de Klerk
Mandela
Local Listings and Event Notices May Weekend Roundup
A collection of community briefs including restaurant hours and specials, fundraisers, seminars, office closures, a clearance sale, new business move, donation drives, garden tips, head start applications, a charity supper, concerts, a spring concert series, a silks shop sale, and a mini golf open. Names, addresses, phone numbers, and dates span May 4 through May 26 across Ottawa and surrounding areas.
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Willis
Willis Garden Center
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Ottawa Middle School
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Lucy & Me
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