Ottawa City Band Preps and Summer Schedule Changes
The Ottawa City Band holds its first rehearsal of the season at 7 tonight in the Ottawa High School band room 312. City Park performances move to Tuesday nights with the first concert 7 30 p m June 5 at the park gazebo. Rehearsals will stay 7 p m Mondays at the OHS band room. About 50 musicians expected this year.
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Whittaker finances dominate Kansas delegation
Rep. Bob Whittaker of Augusta heads Kansas’s five member delegation in 1989 financial disclosures with total income up to $314,000 and assets potentially surpassing $1.9 million. He lists mortgages and loans totaling up to $1.9 million, rental properties in multiple states, and fees from speaking engagements. Other members include Dan Glickman, Jim Slattery, Pat Roberts, and Jan Meyers with varied incomes and assets.
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Yeltsin Wins Soviet Presidency After Tight Vote
Boris Yeltsin, a populist critic of Gorbachev, won 535 of 1,060 votes in the Russian Congress of People's Deputies to become president of the Russian Federation. He narrowly surpassed the required majority, while Alexander Vlasov trailed with 467. Yeltsin pledged swift reform and a move toward a sovereign, independent Russia within the Soviet framework.
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Poultry and meat production seen rising in 1990
USDA economists forecast overall livestock and poultry output up about 2 percent from 1989. Poultry meat may rise around 7 percent, eggs near break-even for turkeys, and pork profits helped by favorable conditions, with corn prices edging up to 2.40 per bushel. Beef output could rise slightly.
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Reed recounts optimism after Lebanon captivity and release
Frank Reed, freed after 3 1/2 years in Lebanon, credits fellow hostage Terry Anderson's "realistic optimism" for resilience. He spoke in Malden before a parade, said his health improved rapidly after treatment at Andrews AFB, and noted that some hostages remain ill while avoiding detailed comments.
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