Weekend openings and events across Kansas City area
The Old Depot Museum and Dietrich Cabin host their first full weekend of 1994 with 1 to 5 p.m. hours. Exhibits include a Victorian era child funeral. Other events include art shows, the Kansas City Civic Orchestra at Yardley Hall, Oregon Trail activities at Alexander Majors House, Fort Osage crafts, and tours by the Historic Kansas City Foundation. Numerous performances and fairs sustain a busy regional cultural calendar.
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Old Depot Museum
Tecumseh
Dietrich Cabin
Fifth
Mary Hall
Richmond
The
Arts Center
E. Std
Kansas City
Fort Osage
Osage Street
Sibley
Historic
Kansas City Foundation
Kansas
American Royal Complex
Aka
Dance Theatre
W. 9Th
West Bottoms
Native Steve Strickland to headline free Ottawa concert
Ottawa native Steve Strickland returns home for an 830 PM Tuesday concert at Clark's Country II on Highway 50 south of Ottawa. Admission is free. Strickland sings and plays guitar and harmonica, and writes some of his own tunes. He previously played in a biker bar trio in Kansas City, shared bills with Leo Kottke and Tim O'Brien, and worked with Freddy King and Tim Cook on demos with ties to Liz Barnett and The Subdudes.
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Ottawa
Steve Strickland
Highway 50
Strickland
Kansas City
Dole urges U S aid to Russia on wheat loans
Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole said the United States should help the Russian government overcome credit problems and buy American wheat. He noted a Russian delegation sought credit this week and that the Agriculture Department is involved in negotiations. They have credit problems, and the United States will try to work with them.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Kansas
Ence
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Woman sues president over alleged hotel room incident
A woman files suit against President Clinton alleging sexual advances and coercive remarks in a hotel meeting room. The complaint names state trooper Danny Ferguson and seeks damages for civil rights violations, infliction of emotional distress, conspiracy, and defamation.
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Jones
Danny Ferguson
Ferguson
Clinton
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Washington
Ottawa water plant hourly temperatures to 11 a.m.
Data from Ottawa Power Plant shows hourly water temperatures ending at 11 a.m. today. Monitoring records reflect ambient conditions and process heat exchange readings for the early morning.
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Ottawa
Catman in St Paul Avoids Charges Over Mental Incompetence
In St Paul Minnesota October police found evidence at Max Weisberg’s home linking to bookmaking though no charges were filed due to possible mental incompetence. Court records show an IQ of 80 but marked savant of numbers. a pool hall owner calls him probably the greatest gambling mind. Weisberg’s attorney says it’s hard to accept bookmaking as wrong.
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St. Paul
Minn
Max Weisberg
Weisberg
Ron Meshbesher
Liquidation sale and floral services advertised for Mother's Day
An ad lists Mary Kay products at 26 to 50 percent off and a shop at Country Mart Floral for gifts. Little Dragon opens 11 May with Teleflora delivery from morning to 8 pm on Mother's Day and offers local delivery and 24 hour florist services.
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Mary Kay Products
Country Mart Floral
Little Dragon
Retirements divide sides in teacher contract talks
District negotiators discuss retirement funds and in service hours counting toward salary, with both sides agreeing to study the issues. A next session is set for May 19 at 7 p m, with talks on teacher time beginning at 6 p m the same day. Duncan notes possible Oct 10 in service date move to Aug 22 to grant Good Friday off and mentions 183 contract days and 174 contact days for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Jennings
DEA
Ken Brecht
Duncan
Kansas targets gift scheme amid pyramid claims
Kansas Securities Commissioner Jim Parrish warns against the Friends Network Gifting Program promoted in McPherson. Participants are urged to send 1500 dollars with promise of 12000 dollars from others, a scheme resembling a pyramid and likely illegal securities sales.
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Mcpherson, Kan
Sérvida ‘Ailes
Inthiangas
Friends Network
McPherson
Jim Parrish
Kansas
Parrish
Americans debate assault weapon ban amid rising gun violence
U S Rep Sherwood Boehlert warns Americans are shooting each other nationwide as Congress debates a ban on 19 assault style weapons. Capt Stephane Grenier, Canadian forces spokesman in Rwanda, says a Canadian military cargo plane delivering aid to Kigali refugees was fired upon at the airport.
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America
U.S
Sherwood Boehlert
R-N.y
Congress
Stephane Grenier
Rwanda
Kigali
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates and Staff List 1993
The Ottawa Herald lists its staff including editor and publisher and management roles. It details subscription prices for delivery starting October 1, 1993, across Ottawa, rural routes, surrounding counties, and out-of-state mail with rates by month, three months, six months, and one year, all in advance.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Angerson
State of Kansas
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Out & About
Missouri
Midland Theatre
Dee Wallace Stone
Lyric Opera
Lyric Theater
Central
Wichita Symphony
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Yardley Hall
Jeco
Lawrence
Priscilla Howe
Lawrence Arts Center
9Th
Topeka
Kansas Expocentre
Sesame Street Live
Burlington
Coffey County
Fort Scott
Diane Ye
Leo Kottke
Tim O’brien
Freddy King
Tongme
Tim Cook
Cook
Liz Barnet
the Subdudes
Russia
Chadd
Ralph Young
Guardian Angel
Mary Schleicher
Pomona
Vicki Cooper
Pam Payne
Devrun Ellerman
West Franklin
Vicki Bridgeford
Pauline South
Carolyn Baxter
Garfield
Lynda Alderman
Eisenhower
Debbie Koontz
Political Action Committee
al Gore
NBC
Bill Clinton
Gore
Little Rock
KARK
Charlotte Brown
Brown
Lydia Cathay
Washington Post
Cathay
Vnry South
Towy
Ark
Wa Water
Hillsdale
Catman
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Drake Jew Tson
Denver
Heay- CO Songater
Clark Country
Main
Ottawa Herald
Jim R. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
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