Kerr rallies locals before filing for governor
Kerr told Franklin County Republicans he will cap state employee levels and run on Straight Talk for Kansas a plan to make government efficient reduce growth and create jobs through tax stability and better education. Running mate Connie Hubbell, praised for work with youth and education.
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Topeka
Fred Kerr
Pratt
Franklin County
Kerr
Sirloin Stockade
Kansas
Connie
Senate
Hubbell
Lawyer seeks damages in UFO doctor case
The Kansas case involves Dr. Corder and a $185000 damages claim amid a Supreme Court timetable. Arguments note his biblically based beliefs and past license suspension for psychiatric questions, with colleagues debating the necessity of a hearing and exam before reinstatement.
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Dr. Corder
Johnson
Supreme Court
Corder
St. Peter
Ottawa
Feu
Russell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D.C
Holy Land
Secret Service
Federal Defense Intelligence Agency
Bush
Board of Healing Arts
Campbell
Senators play along as tabloids name them as aliens
Spokesmen for several senators confirmed the quotes about alien identities. The piece notes that some constituents took the spoof seriously while others laughed, citing past jokes by Nancy Kassebaum and others. The article includes quips from spokesmen and references to The Day the Earth Stood Still.
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Senate
Tom McMahon
Howell Heflin
Dala
William Cohen
Rmaine
Dennis DeConcini
Dariz
Christopher Dodd
Dconn
Jay Rockefeller
Dw.va
John Glenn
Ohio
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Alan Simpson
R-Wyo
Nathaniel Dean
Simpson
Charles Pelkey
Klattu Barado Nikto
Pelkey
Macaura
Mae
Washington
Robert Wise
Kassebaum
Mike Horak
Kansas jobless rate falls to 5.6 in April
Kansas's unemployment rate dropped to 5.6 percent in April from 6.1 percent in March, with 11,784 more jobs created and 6,162 fewer job seekers. First-time claims eased from 2.1 percent to 1.8 percent as employment reached 1,262,262 and 75,129 sought work. Franklin County rose to 7.9 percent in March from 8.2 in 1993.
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OPERA
Kan
Kansas
State Department of Human Resources
Joe Dick
Secretary of Human Resources
Franklin County
D-Day memory fades among Normandy’s youth in Argentan
In Argentan France locals note fading awareness of D-Day fifty years after Normandy invasion. Students and young residents say the events are newsbook history while older generations fear loss of memory. Liberation town Argentan saw heavy destruction and now few youths recall its wartime roots.
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Argentan
France
Normandy
Sebastien Jacquelin
Monique Beguin
Quest France
Tuncay Toket
Ayrton Senna
Weather forecast update for Ottawa region looking dry
The forecast shows Friday dry with lows in the 50s and highs mid 70s to low 80s. Saturday and Sunday stay warm and dry with lows near 60 and highs in the upper 80s. Data cites Ottawa Water and Temperatures, yesterday’s highs and lows, a 0.00 inch precipitation, and normal barometer at 30.0 inches with 6:36 sunset and 6:01 sunrise.
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Enien
Ottawa
Aftershock shakes Los Angeles area after Northridge quake
A moderate aftershock rattled the Los Angeles area this morning following the January Northridge earthquake. There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, and the preliminary magnitude was 4.5.
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Los Angeles
Northridge
Ottawa Herald pricing and staff contact page 1993
An archival Ottawa Herald rate card lists delivery options and prices for Ottawa and surrounding counties. It includes subscriber costs by method and duration, staff titles, and publication details for October 1 1993.
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Ottawa
Canter
Fantasy sports rule disputes spark possible OTS lawsuit
Washington Post reports employees of the Office of Thrift Supervision threaten suit if disciplined for playing fantasy leagues during work hours. The warning suggests such actions could empty the agency if widespread.
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The
Washington Post
Office of Thrift Supervision
Savings and Loan
OTS
St. Paul
Susumu Suzuki
Takasaki
Japan
City Hall
Mikiko Miyamoto
Tokyo
Cincinnati
Thomas David West
Ottawa area weekend events and business closings
The page lists community notices and schedules for Ottawa area venues and services. It covers skating rinks with seasonal closings, warehouses and storage centers reopening after holidays, a country inn hours, a memorial day memo, senior photo pickups, a summer aerobics course at Meth bemt, a Saturday auction at Watts Auction Center, college enrollment at NCCC, a barbershop closing time, a memorial day sale reference, and local staff additions at The Hairport along with road grading services.
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Ottawa Herald
Topen
World News
U.S
Shawnee County
Nancy
Mote
Ralph Young
Ottawa High School
OHS
John Katzer
Dennis
Margaret Katzer
S. Elm
Kyle Underwood
Gary Underwood
Ash
Sharon Underwood
Rockwood Drive
Scott Hughes
Ron
Cathy Hughes
S. Sycamore
Eric Piotrowsky
Dave
Marty Piotrowsky
S. Cedar
Katie Gibson
Phillip
Claudia Gibson
S. Eisenhower Ave
Charlotte Ransom
W.B. Ransom
Judy Ransom
S. Willow
Amanda Duncan
Don
P. Kay Duncan
Kingman Road
Molly Denton
Chris Denton
American Legion
Boys and Girls
Ranaee Sneneaway
Clinton
Hillsdale
Jim A. Hitch
Day Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Kentucky
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Erin Prendergast
Prendergast
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Vincent Corda
Stratford, Conn
Scarpet Warehouse
Century Storage
Sun
Mon
I-35
LeLoup Rd
Nina
Watts Auction Center
NCCC
Mensicks, Wmith
Olmsted Electric
Belinda Peeve
Profesionel
Hairport
Denise Wiederhott
Lees Liggett
Brand Wilson
Jean Parks
Marcie Morsett
Kathy Floyd
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