Local groups aid airlift to Russia cause
Medical supplies collected by RMH Hospital and the Ottawa Rotary Club join 75 tons of goods bound for Moscow via Hean to Hearn Airlift. The effort totals 179,400 pounds of medicines and baby food, with Marion Merrill Dow contributing over 53,000 pounds. Volunteers from RMH Owen Pharmacy and Ottawa Rotary coordinated packaging and hospital items for 15 Russian hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Rotary Club
Russia
Hearn
Marion Merrill Dow
Kansas City
Cal Company
Hospital
Owen Pharmacy
RMH Pharmacy
Kathi Branyon
RMH
Jane Tennis
Branyon
Owen
Jeff Herrman
Ottawa Rotary
Ottawa
Lex Gislar
Commonwealth of Independent States
Soviet Union
Gary Marsch
John Deadwyler
Marion Merrill Dow Foundation
Moscow
Deadwyler
South Ottawa road projects touch joint plans and rails to trails
Winter City and county officials met to discuss pooling resources on south Ottawa roadwork from 17th to 23rd streets and exploring a joint project with potential state or federal funds. They also considered lobbying on the rails to trails right of way from Ottawa to Iola, with ideas to develop scenic river areas and coordinate with local tourism facilities while reusing street rights of way if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tellier
Herald
Ottawa
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Iola
Dave Warren
17Th
23Rd Streets
19Th Street
Princeton Road
Leroy Wasmund
Warren
Marais Des Cygnes
Wasmund
Bush tops Perot in NBC News poll
Washington AP report shows President Bush leading both Ross Perot and Bill Clinton in a NBC News Wall Street Journal poll. Conducted May 15 19 among 1118 registered voters, it found Bush at 35 percent, Perot 30 percent, Clinton 27 percent with a 3 point margin of error. Clinton trailed in views of traditional American values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
Ross Perot
Bill Clinton
Perot
Clinton
NBC News-Wall Street Journal
Road mishap claims county public works worker
Franklin County deputy reports Raymond D. Claerhout, 41, of Princeton, was killed when a rubber-typed roller tipped into a ditch on Labette Road west of Ottawa around 9:15 am. The incident involved road work on the chip and seal crew. no witnesses or other injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim O’keefe
Herald
Franklin County Public Works Department
Ottawa
Labette Road
Roger Shambaugh
Franklin County
Raymond D. Claer
Hout
Eisenhower Road
Princeton
Lee Bond
Shambaugh
Bond
Claerhout
Blacktop Road
Bowling
Ralph Young
Rick Geist
Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit
Franklin County Sheriff’s Department
Franklin County Public Works
Youth wins national title in PTA art contest
Ten-year-old Jon Anderson, a Garfield Elementary fourth grader, clinched the national photography division prize in a PTA arts contest. The win earns him an expenses paid trip to San Diego a 300 cash award a 250 scholarship and a gold medal. Anderson is the son of Steven and Roberta Anderson of 1215 S Hickory and had already won regional and state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Anderson
San Diego
Anderson
Parents Teachers Association
Garfield Elementary
Steven
Roberta Anderson
S. Hickory
Clinton Attacks Bush Quayle On Family Values
Democrat Bill Clinton in Cleveland criticizes Bush and Quayle for mere talk on family values. He touts his record as Arkansas governor expanding day care, enforcing child support, and welfare reform, urging prenatal care and nutrition for poor mothers and early teaching of traditional values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bill Clinton
Bush
Quayle
Arkansas
Cam
Clinton
City Club
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Herman
Olathe Group
Rotary Foundation
KUDL
Olathe Rotary
Yakov Sanirnoff
Rex Bowling
Phoin
Shot
Ann Landers
Sragenes Opinion
Spotis Vecssreresesens
the Daily Report
Boost
iMaeiars
Eans Pers
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