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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1990

Page

2

Dutch airline executive eyes Globe Swift project in Ottawa visit

Maarten van Eeghen of KLM and former Dutch aerobatic champion toured Dodson Aviation in Ottawa to inspect a vintage 1946 Globe Swift in many pieces. He plans to use the all metal low wing two seater for travel and aerobatics, pairing hobby with a media debut as he eyes a purchase and potential cross country flights to New York if a deal is struck.

Jim Hitch Herald Maarten van Eeghen van Eeghen Amsterdam Holland KLM Ottawa Dodson Aviation Globe Swift U.S Royal Netherlands Air Force Dutch Aerobatic Association Fokker Four Midwest

Kansas Briefs: Finley Cleared of Army Allegations

Topeka Maj Gen Philip Finley state adjutant general is exonerated by the Army inspector general on three charges. Edgerton over 100 malnourished dogs seized from Dee's Toy Kennel, no charges filed. Cold Weather Rule prohibits disconnections below 30s and extends to March 31. Hayden to appoint Energy Resources Management Team to craft a long term energy plan with diverse state officials and agencies.

Topeka U.S. Army Philip Finley Randy Tosh Mike Hayden Inspector General Finley Amy Tosh Salina Hayden Edgerton Miami County Johnson County Kansas Corporation Commission Commission Gary Hulett Adjutant General's Office Governor’s Office Kansas Highway Patrol State Boards of Regents, Education, and Agriculture

Young takes up photo reins at The Ottawa Herald

Ralph Young, May 1989 Ottawa University graduate, starts as The Ottawa Herald photographer succeeding Steve Zuk who moves to California. A former intern and OU photographer, Young has radio disc jockey work at KOFO and has held Pizza Hut delivery and Main Street Bakery doughnut roles. He also contributed to KTJO.

The Ottawa Herald Ralph Young Ottawa University Young Herald

Weather Tonight and Weekend Forecast for Kansas

Partly cloudy tonight with a low near 60. Then a Saturday through Monday period with a chance of rain across the state, possibly changing to snow in the northwest. Saturday highs range from the lower to mid-40s in the north west to the 60s in the southeast, cooling to the 30s northwest and upper 50s to lower 60s southeast by Monday. Saturday lows near 30 northwest to the lower 50s southeast, dropping to around 20 northwest and the 40s southeast by Monday.

Wall Street mixed on weak economic signals

Wall Street opened with mixed results as the Dow fell 9.16 to 2,433.17 in early trading while advancers led decliners on the New York Stock Exchange, 510 to 383 with 473 unchanged. Volume reached 20.91 million shares as district Fed reports pointed to broader business weakness.

New York New York Stock Exchange Federal Reserve System Labor Department

Lawsuit filed over 1988 motorcycle patrol crash death

A Los Angeles firm sues Riley County and two police officers for 7 million dollars, claiming improper training in high speed chases led to the death of 17 year old Sandie Oakleaf near Manhattan on US 24. The suit cites reckless pursuit and a moving roadblock.

Jay Bemis Herald City Kansas City Kan Los Angeles U.S John Elaine Oakleaf Effingham Sandie Oakleaf Riley County Faye Hannes Kurt Moldrup Hannes Oakleafs Michael Baum

Obscure budget riders surface in deficit plan

The deficit-reduction bill hides Medicaid relief for Holocaust survivors and a Congress member named award, plus billions in new minority spending. It also funds aid for Iraq and Kuwait evacuees and centers for Alzheimer's and AIDS patients, while ending free government headstones for deceased veterans. Democratic leaders promise at least 8.8 billion dollars in minority spending over three years.

Alan Fram Associated Press Washington Congress Iraq Kuwait

Local Community Events Roundup From Overbrook and Area

Ad briefs announce a craft festival at Overbrook Middle School sponsored by New U EH U for Saturday November 10 at 7 p.m. Also listed are Hill House Restaurant Friday buffet specials, Matney Chiropractic offices closing Friday and Saturday November 2 and staff travel, Fall Jam 90 dance November 3 at Eagles with proceeds to a scholarship, Pancake Feed at Williamsburg Lions Club November 2, a theater event False Faces Friday and Saturday, Young Place Ocean Pacific girls wear and Carter's winter pajamas sale.

New “U" E.H.U Overbrook Middle School Hill House Mandy Hiatt Chicago Ocean Pacific Carter

Ottawa Herald Publishes Dues and Office Details

The Ottawa Herald lists its staff including Editor R. Hitch and Managing Editor Terry Ostmeyer and provides subscription rates effective April 4 1990. Rates cover local carrier delivery rural camel motor route and mail options within Franklin County and surrounding areas and out-of-state mail.

Ottawa Kansas R. Hitch Terry Ostmeyer Jay Bamie Garol Ackermann Peg Armstrong Virginia Whitacre Wayne Snow Dean Rossman Franklin County State of Kansas

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