Baker Hosts Sen. Kassebaum at Baker University Commencement
U S Senator Nancy Landon Kassebaum will deliver the keynote and receive an honorary Doctor of Law at Baker University's 123rd commencement in the Collins Sports and Convention Center on May 24. Also honored are Rev. Morton Ritter and Jim Halsey. senior Mike Mages will address graduates.
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Nashville
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Surgery set for Jackson
City Commissioner Richard Jackson will enter Ransom Memorial Hospital next week for gall bladder surgery scheduled on Wednesday. The procedure aims to address a health issue, with Jackson noting plans to resume duties after recovery.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Ottawa City Band Seeks Musicians For Summer Season
The Ottawa City Band, tracing back to 1898, plans six Wednesday concerts this summer at City Park gazebo. First show is 7:30 p.m. June 3. volunteers attend 7 p.m. May 25 rehearsal in Ottawa High School band room 311.
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Ottawa
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Weather Tonight and Kansas Extended Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy tonight with a mid 60s low and 10 to 15 mph south wind. The Kansas outlook from Sunday to Tuesday shows a chance of showers and thunderstorms Sunday, followed by warmer conditions. Sunday highs in the 70s warm to upper 80s lower 90s by Tuesday, with lows from the 50s to around 60s. Barometer at 30.1 inches and rising. Sunset 8 27 p.m. Sunrise 6 08 a.m.
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Hospital and court notes from Ottawa district briefs
Admissions list and dismissals from Ottawa hospital include Bonnie Sink Raymond Davis Imogene Gilpin Helen Bush and others with births to Jodie Staggs and Thomas Aquino. District Court notes cover Daniel Hernandez Herbert Hughes and multiple municipal cases with fines probation and jail terms. Arrests noting David E Doty conclude the report.
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Ottawa
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Richmond
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Lynda Fortney
Bonal
James Rankie
Finneaton
Teresa Staggs
Sonya Avelor
James Payne
Jodie
Thomas Aquino
Lydia Fortney
James
Dawn Payne
District Court
Daniel Hernandez
N. Sycamore
Franklin County
Kansas Department of Corrections
Herbert Hughes
S. Main
Fourth Judicial District
Kevorkian-Assisted Death Reported in Detroit
Detroit radio WWJ reported that Dr. Jack Kevorkian helped another ill woman end her life with assisted suicide. The station cited attorney Geoffrey Fieger, who was unavailable for comment, and said Kevorkian and the woman's sisters were present at her death this morning.
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Tours of wildflowers planned in Kansas this weekend
Kansas Wildflower Society offers three tours led by Rosemary Brewer Jan Boyd and Roger Boyd Mike Laird and Isabel Rohrer. Tour details include Hillsdale Lake Visitors Center Newton Prairie and nearby preserves with lunch breaks and no registration required. Participants should bring a sack lunch and camera.
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Roger Boyd
Roger
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Pioneer Cemetery
Allen Prairie
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The
Missouri Native Plant Society
Isabel Rohrer
Nature
Burroughs Audubon Society
Kansas City
Noted Author Gabriel Garcia Marquez Has Tumor Removed
Nobel prize writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez, 65, had a localized low grade malignant lung tumor removed in Bogota. A communique on Thursday confirmed the operation and the tumor’s nature.
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Colombia
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Garcia Marquez
Ad Briefs and Local Notices from Wallsville Cafes
Classified items note Delores Williams promises hair fixes and enrolls to Faith Lutheran Preschool. GOF Training Services pauses aluminum recycling due to mechanical issues with reopening date to be announced. Grand Buffet at Wallsville Cafe every Saturday 8:30 p.m. Fashion Alley discounts swimsuits 20 percent off. Suttons Cavalry offers free watch batteries with purchases. Contacts include 242-8126 242-7366 242-3723.
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GOF Training Services
Ottawa man found dead with gunshot wound at home
Ottawa police say 47 year old James L. Gardner was found dead in his garage by the STAR team after a forced entry around 7 45 p m. A 12 gauge shotgun was nearby. Death time estimated between 3 and 6 p m with autopsy planned. No one else was in the home and no other injuries occurred.
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Ottawa
James L. Gardner
S. Sycamore
Jeff Herrman
Gardner
Franklin Savings fight over trial costs in FSA case
Franklin Savings Corp and Office of Thrift Supervision dispute who should bear legal costs from the U S Supreme Court loss over Franklin Savings Association. Franklin seeks up to 2 million from the agency while OTS requests 122019.60 in Topeka federal court. The holding company, owned largely by Fleischer and Greene families, filed for bankruptcy after the FSA was seized and says it spent over 2 million opposing the government takeover.
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Office of Thrift Supervision
Franklin
U.S. Supreme Court
Franklin Savings Corp
FSA
Topeka
Ernest M. Fleischer
Mary Louise Greene
Weekend Entertainment line up features many area events
Local performances include Bill Pearce hosting Night Sounds at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Saturday 7 30 p m and Cherry Street Wesleyan Church Sunday 10 50 a m Also Burlingame Masonic Hall hosts a 9 a m 6 p m show The Border War Days reenactment at Marais des Cygnes Massacre State Historic Park highlights a staged 1850s election plus crafts dulcimers and a fashion show Other events include Harrys Hay Days at Truman Farm Home Zoo Discovery Conservation Day and multiple theatre offerings across Kansas City area actors and venues listed with contact numbers and times.
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Nightsounds
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Cherry Street
Marais Des Cygnes
Kansas-Missouri
Linn County
U.S
Kansas City
Truman Farm
Grandview
Kansas City Zoo
Zoo Drive
State Ballet of Missouri
Midland Theater
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1992 update
The Ottawa Herald lists daily and Sunday delivery rates effective March 16 1992 with detailed pricing for Ottawa carriers rural towns motor routes Franklin County adjacent counties and statewide mail including monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly options and notes all rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Jim A. Hitchee
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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