Russians visit Topeka for three week festival tour
Don Lambert recounts conversations on a long bus ride back from Chicago as 106 Russian performers and 18 government delegates head to Kansas. Maria Panfilva of St. Petersburg directs one Metelitsa group, praising American freedom and stressing culture over wealth while noting aim to build a bridge between Russia and the United States.
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Topeka
Russia
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Gorbechev
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Nureyev
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Dr. Zhivago
Topeka Performing Arts Center
Maria Panfilva
St. Petersburg
Metelitsa
Baldwin City
Weather outlook for week with scattered showers possible
The forecast calls for a chance of showers and thunderstorms Monday with cooler temperatures. Lows range from mid 40s in the northwest to mid 50s southeast, highs mid 60s to around 70. Tuesday dries with lows upper 40s and highs in the 70s. Wednesday lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s. Local Log notes from Ottawa Water Plant show current temperatures.
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Ottawa
Man vows to seek justice over oil lease sale abuse
Smith recounts a contested oil lease sale where Barclay's settled for the final figure and Colt secured the leases under rules favoring Colt. He alleges illegal handling, notes the judge Benjamin Franklin died of lung cancer, and says he filed liens and petitions without relief.
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Barclay’s
Smith
Colt
Benjamin Franklin
Fibromyalgia group meets at RMH with local doctor
Fibromyalgia Support Group of Ottawa will hear P J Hallgrimson from 7 to 9 p m Wednesday in Conference Room A at Ransom Memorial Hospital 1301 St Main. He will discuss fibromyalgia symptoms including pain stiffness and migraines. Call Charlotte Sanderson 242 3431 for info.
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RMH
Olathe
P.J. Hallgrimson
Wellsville
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
St. Main
Charlotte Sanderson
Hospice gets hand in dog dough leaders named
Muriel Speich executive director Geri Porter office coordinator Eloise Bennett board member and many Franklin Countians serve as volunteers or Friends of Hospice. For volunteer information call Speich at 242-0002 or 837-2186.
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Southview Hospice
Muriel Speich
Ottawa
Geri Porter
Eloise Bennett
Williamsburg
Franklin
Kansas 1993 Legislature Ends with Workers Compensation Reform
The 1993 session concluded with notable action on workers compensation reform passed by both houses, aided by Governor Finney and certain House Democrats, marking genuine reform affecting insurers lawyers employers employees and medical professionals. The FY94 budget stands at 3.149 billion, with projected shortfalls for FY95 and beyond and potential further revenue loss if a last minute tax repeal passes. A trifecta tax bill repeals sales tax on original construction and utilities in production, cuts severance tax on gas, fixes RV taxation and reduces nonprofit property tax assessments, estimated to drain revenue by 24 million in FY95 and up to 70 million by FY98.
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Kansas
House
Senate
Finney
LaCygne
RMH to welcome new emergency physicians
RMH will add three physicians to its emergency staff in June, with Gary Marsch full time and Jessica Bayless part time joining from Baker University and Morsch closing a Olathe practice. The trio will cover most shifts, reducing overall ER doctors to four for better continuity and care. Marsch and Bayless maintain board certifications and both bring prior part time RMH experience.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Scott Frankson
Gary Marsch
Jessica Bayless
RMH
Morsch
Bayless
Franksen
Olathe
Baker University
Marsch
Heart To Heart International
Russia
Miami
Louisiana
Bosnia
Variety
RMH official confident funds were properly spent
RMH administrator Bob Bregant said Friday he expects an investigation into 495000 dollars in grant funds and sales tax money to find no wrongdoing. He noted eight checks paid overdue RMH bills and one 40000 dollar grant payment is committed to a future bill, with funds still in an AMH account.
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Bregant
Mother's Day Garden and Plant Sale Listings
Ad bricts featuring dogwoods magnolias flowers and planters at Willis Garden Cantey 5th and Cherry Little Dragon Restaurant Mother's Day hours 11 to 7. Messick's Williamsburg offers flowers baskets bedding plants Ottawa Women’s Bowling Association meets May 12 Heatland Lanes VFW Sr. Dance May 9 6 to 9 Marvin Ross Band guitar straps and drum sticks 1519 S Main Turner Greenhouse plants 242 8616 Young Place dresses 12 months up 40 percent off.
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Come & Siel Willis Garden
Ottawa Herald subscription rates page 1999 details
The Ottawa Herald lists extensive delivery and mail subscription prices for 1999 across various regions. Rates cover in-town, rural route, motor route, and out of state mall delivery, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options and all figures in advance. Names connected to the publication are cited in the imprint.
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Onawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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