Ex-parks employees fault Hayden over park downgrading
Former Kansas park workers accuse Governor Hayden of boosting wildlife and cutting park funds since 1987 arguing outsiders lead the Wildlife and Parks Department demotions firings and land encroachment while noting promised projects and studies including Hillsdale Lovewell Wilson Reservoirs and a national park feasibility. Hayden responds that resources are expanding for park development and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Topeka
Hayden
Kansas
Wildlife
Robert Meinen
Todd Graeff
Idaho
Meinen
Old Parks and Resources Authority
Pat Sidebottom
Parks Division
Sidebottom
Park and Resources Authority
State Board of Healing Arts
Lynn Burris
Prairie Dog Park
Norton
Burris
Kansas troopers swap guard as Lytle retires in Ottawa
Sgt Don Lytle of Ottawa will retire November 17 after 34 years with the Kansas Highway Patrol. Sgt Brad Bunyan, formerly of Ulysses, will replace Lytle as field sergeant in the area. Runyan, with the patrol since 1980, becomes sergeant at Ulysses after prior duties in Abilene, Lincoln Neb., and Saline County Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lytle
Ottawa
Kansas Highway Patrol
Brad Bunyan
Ulysses
Lytle
Liberal
Emporia
Ottawa Post
Franklin
Osage
Bunyan
Runyan
Abilene
Lincoln
Neb
Saline County
Kan.) Sheriff's Department
Brando daughter in coma amid murder trial actions
Marlon Brando's 20 year old daughter Cheyenne Brando collapsed into a coma from a drug overdose and was hospitalized in Mamao Tahiti as prosecutors seek her testimony in the murder case against Christian Brando regarding Dag Drollet's death in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Marlon Brando
Tahitian
Cheyenne Brando
Los Angeles Times
Mamao Hospital
Ms. Brando
Christian Brando
Dag Drollet
California
McDonalds to test paper packaging shift nationwide
McDonalds will phase out polystyrene foam clamshells in two months, switching to paper containers at all 8,500 U S restaurants. The move draws mixed reactions from environmentalists with some warning against assuming paper is pollution free and a recycling firm lamenting the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McDonald's Corp
Jan Beyen
National Audubon Society
McDonald’s
U.S
NPRC
McDonald's
Schneiders
Weather Tonight and Kansas Outlook Through Tuesday
Cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of rain and lows around 50. Kansas outlook shows rain or snow west, rain east Sunday, turning colder with lows from 20s to 40s and highs 40s to 50s. Monday and Tuesday look dry with lows 20s to 30s and highs in the upper 40s to 50s.
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Kansas
Veterans Day events here to be plentiful
Veterans Day activities ramp up with Buddy Poppy sales by the Ottawa VFW and auxiliary starting Saturday and running through Nov. 11. National VFW leader James L. Kinnery will visit posts in Kansas, including Ottawa area towns, as communities observe the day. A flag-raising, a park dedication, post home service, and a covered-dish dinner with awards for local organizations are slated, along with a veterans book display at the Ottawa Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa
VFW
James L. Kinnery
National Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kansas
Lawrence
Emporia
Olathe
Osawatomie
United States of America
Ans
Joe Wakefield Jr
Otawa
Main
American Legion
Haley Community Park
American Legion and Auxiliary
Us-59
Saumadidlet
Voice of Praise
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Times
KOFO
Marcia Mages
Franklin County Extension Home
Jeannie Blankenship
Safe House
Salvation Army
Ruby Sellens
Alex Alderman
U.S
Two Traditions urban rural prints exhibit at Ottawa Arts Center
An exhibition of 34 original etchings lithographs and engravings contrasts urban growth with rural beauty from the 1920s to 1940s. The Ottawa Community Art Council presents this Wichita collection tour with support from the Kansas Arts Commission and National Endowment for the Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Arts Center
W. Std
Allen-Holmes
Wichita Art Association
Birger Sandzen
Charles Capps
C.A. Seward
Childe Hassam
Martin Lewis
Gerald Geerlings
Ottawa Community Art Council
Friends of the Wichita Art Museum
Kansas Arts Commission
Wichitan Association
National Endowment For the Arts
the Arts Center
Donors listed for Race's campaigns in Kansas House race
Kansas Public Disclosure Commission shows State Rep. Bettie Sue Shumway raised 8248 dollars in contributions from July 27 to October 25 with funds from Kansas PAC AFL-CIO Kansas Medical PAC Sunflower University District in Ottawa and numerous PACs and individuals. Opponent Walker Hendrix reported 6763 dollars from similar sources including Kansas PAC and various industry groups and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Public Disclosure Commission
Bettie Sue Shumway
Ottawa
Walker Hendrix
Shumway
Marvin Barkis
Louisburg
Kansas Pac
Topeka
Afl-Cio
Kansas Medical Pac
Sunflower Univerv
Herman Dillon
Kansas City
Committee
Kansas
Southwestern Bell Employes Pac
Kajians Association of Realtors
Bob G. Wootton
Tobacco Institute
Washington D.C
Gary
Kathleen Jordan
Pacesetter
Public Employees Action Committee
Kansas Cable Pac
Wichita
Consumer Credit Pac of
Kan
Transportation Political Education League
Cleveland
Ohio
Kansas Chiropractic Association
KPL Gas Service Employees Pac
Phillip Morris
Overland Park
Donna Whiteman
Hutchinson
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
Kansas Association of Nurse
Coastal States Management
Houston
Texas
Marion Merrell Dow Inc
Mac
Kansas Independent Bankers
Carbondale
Kansas Cana-Pac
Kansas Optometric Pac
Khca-Pac
Coffeyville
Hendrix — Ag-Pack
Pioneer Petroleum
Thomas EB. Gleason
Kansas Dental Pac
Kansas Chiropractors Association
John Herrick
B. Dupont de Nemours & Co
Wilmington
Dela
Donald
Nancy Leadbetter
Abc-Kansas Pac
IPAC
Gloria DeGiovani
Leawood
Local Ads and Events in Garnett and Ottawa KS Spotlight
A collage of local notices and sales from Garnett and Ottawa area listing Elks steak night at Hill House Restaurant with reservations, Fall Jam '90 dance, senior immunization pricing, Halloween and shopping ads. Also notes office closures at Matney Chiropractic, GMC trucks sale, a Christian Science Society lecture, and sports score guessing contest offering $30 gas prize.
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1980 Cash Prices
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective April 1 1980 for daily and weekly delivery by carrier motor route and mail. Rates cover Ottawa Franklin County and adjacent counties with varied durations including one month three months six months and one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim A. Hitch
Terry Ostmeaday Bemis
Carol Ackan
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Carer
Cartier
Franklin
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Parks
Mike Hayden
Dean Bemeking
Junction City
Wayne
Milford Park
Hillsdale Reservoir
Miami County
Lovewell Reservoir
Jewell County
Bob Dole
Wilson Reservoir
Bencking
Bemeking
Park Authority
Wildlife and Parks Department
Para
Civil Service
Sgt. Lytle
Sgt. Runyan
Brando
Race
Kansas Agriculture Business Council
Phillips Petroleum
Bartlesville
Okla
Texaco
Tulas
Kansas Cpa Pac
Hendrix Law Offices
Franklin County
Republican Central Committee
Political Action Council of Kansas
Pat Gaston
House Republicans Pac
William Bowers
Ad Briefs
Ben Franklin
Garnett
ELKS
Monae
O.B.A.C
Hill House
Heath Dept
Interior Motives
Matney Chiropractic
Matney
Hiatt
GMC
Underwood's
Det
J. Humpitt
Sun
Christian Science Society of Ottawa
Chiefs
Wolken Oil
Phillip
Ocean Pacific
Carter
Cadar