Finney praises Kansas Legislature while eyeing reforms
Gov. Joan Finney expresses strong satisfaction with the 1992 Kansas Legislature and cooperation from lawmakers. She cites disappointment only in the failed initiative and referendum push and notes tax changes funded school finance, with optimism the plan will survive court review. She plans to review a casino ban bill and considers a $12 million use of federal windfall for a Topeka historical research center.
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Joan Finney
Kansas
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Senate
Finney
Terry Bullock
Shawnee County
Ed McKechnie
D-Pittsburg
Ottawa Housing Plan Objectives 3 4 and related policies
Ottawa housing plan outlines objectives 3 and 4 to expand diverse housing options. Policies promote new low and middle income construction across the city, rental or owner options, and collaboration with developers, including potential density relief and revolving land funds to ensure affordable units in new subdivisions.
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Ottawa
Public offerings at Ransom Memorial Hospital this week
Bulletin items list a breast screening clinic at Ransom Memorial Hospital on Saturday for women 40 and older, with guidance from the American Cancer Society. Appointments via 242 3344 ext 201. Also Baby Talk Thursday 1 3 pm for infant care questions with two nurses from Special Deliveries Unit. Community notices include a Burlington dance at the Senior Center, ORHS Alumni Banquet May 23 with anniversaries, exchange student host families through AISE, Ottawa AGLOW meeting, and an Oak Haven Nursing Center bake and garage sale Friday.
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Tonight's forecast for thunderstorms and warm lows
An evening thunderstorm chance is expected tonight with gradual clearing after midnight and a mid-50s low. Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Through Wednesday to Friday, dry Wednesday with thunderstorm chances returning Thursday and Friday. Highs 75 to 80 north to the 80s south, statewide 80s on Thursday and Friday. lows in the 50s to lower 60s.
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Kansas
Market rises as trading slows on Wall Street
AAellelec New York AP reports the Dow Jones industrial average up 15.43 points to 3384.84 at noon amid light trading. Gains in Tokyo and London support the move while last week’s 33 point rise followed Treasury quarterly refunding auctions. Bond yields drift lower despite rate worries.
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Wall Street
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London
Treasury
Best Location and Land Values Ad Briefs
FRIENDS OF Humane Society monthly meeting set for Tuesday May 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Youth Center. Best location and land values advertised for Country Club Heights with contact Gali 242 2532.
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Country Club Heights
Gali
Friends OF Humane Society
Veteran Kansas Senator Harder Retires from State Senate
Sen Joseph C Harder the longest serving member of the Kansas Senate announces he will not seek a ninth four year term joining eight Republican colleagues in retirement efforts alongside Ed Reilly who may leave if confirmed for the federal parole board. Harder 76 represented the 25th District for 32 years expressing honor in serving constituents.
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Topeka
Kan
Joseph C. Harder
Kansas Senate
Senate
Harder
Roy Ehrlich
Hoisington
Fred Kerr
Pratt
Don Montgomery
Sabetha
Lawrence
Eric Yost
Wichita
Ed Reilly
R-Leavenworth
Bush
Federal Parole Board
Guilty mom who killed son dies in custody
Platte County authorities await lab tests to confirm cause after convict Nila Wacaser, 43, died in her jail cell hours after a jury found her guilty of stabbing to death her 8 year old son Eric. Jurors were to weigh punishment next. sheriff cited no signs of self harm.
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Platte City
Platte County
Nila Wacaser
Wacaser
Eric
Plate County
Tom Thomas
Sam Parvatikar
St. Louis
Thomas
Jeremy
Rafsanjani Backers Sweep Iran Parliament Across Nation
Iran's election officials report Rafsanjani aligned backers captured all 30 Majlis seats with moderates gaining an iron grip. Interior Ministry confirms all Tehran’s 28 second round seats won by the Society of Militant Clergymen, plus two Tehran seats won by Rafsanjani followers in April 10 voting.
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Tehran
Iran
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Rafsanjani
Interior Ministry
Society of Militant
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1992
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription prices effective March 16, 1992. Rates vary by delivery method and region, including Ottawa carriers, rural routes, motor routes, Franklin County and adjacent counties, and out-of-state mail, all prepaid.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Jim R. Hitch
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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