Finney defends stay the course stance amid critics in Kansas
Gov. Joan Finney says critics misread her pledge to stay the course as she plans limited action in the 1993 Kansas Legislature. She wants to hold taxes and spending steady while avoiding new programs, despite GOP gains and concerns over health care, education, and jobs.
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Topeka
Kan
Joan Finney
Elec
House
Senate
Dick Bond
Overland Park
Finney
Bond
Marvin Barkis
D-Louisburg
Venezuelan coup attempt leaves dozens dead in cities
Rebels launched a second bid to topple President Carlos Andres Perez, killing at least 50 in Caracas and Maracay, with 15 inmates dead in a prison uprising and 100 rebels arrested as authorities detained top military leaders including Adm. German Gruber Odreman and Brig. Gen. Francisco Visconti.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Andres Perez
Maracay
Commitmi Nd
Ces
German Gruber Odreman
Louis Enrique Contreras
Francisco Visconti
Weekend Warmth Briefing With Dry Conditions
Forecast calls for two days of warm and dry weather with little or no precipitation. Lows range from the teens in the west to the 20s in the central and east, while highs reach the 30s and some low 40s in the southeast.
KU receives $1 million gift from 1922 KU graduate
Irene Nunemaker of Topeka, a 1922 KU graduate, donated $1 million to the University of Kansas, through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. She previously funded Nunemaker Center with $350,000 in 1971 for the honors program, expressing a aim to earn and repay prosperity. Chancellor Gene Budig noted the gift can be used for any purpose within the college.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of
Gene Budig
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Teens ready for world service in Gallup youth survey
The Gallup Youth Survey reports that over eight in ten teens favor a one year national service to protect the environment. Teens also show strong interest in helping the homeless, elderly, AIDS patients, and in aiding schools, urban renewal, and foreign aid. Telephone interviews with 502 U.S. teens aged 13 to 17 were conducted Sept 21 to Oct 10, 1992.
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Alec Gallup
Princeton
N.J
America
Gallup
United States
Sobba stars in OU theatre Children’s Hour production
Ottawa University freshman Terry Sobba acted as Lois Fisher in OU’s Children’s Hour. Sobba, a Central Heights High School graduate and education PE health major, joins the cast as a notable performer.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Cox
AQHA
Franklin County
Golden Key
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Samantha R. Black
Sara J. Gollier
Sonja L. Brammell
Black
Ottawa
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Gollier
School of Education
Brammell
Wellsville
Ottawa Herald subscription rates march 16 1992 and after
The Ottawa Herald presents its daily subscription prices effective March 16 1992 and thereafter. Rates vary by delivery area including Ottawa carrier in-city rural motor routes Franklin County adjacent counties and mail out of state with terms in advance and tax included. Three and six month and yearly options are listed with corresponding prices.
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Jim R. Huchoe
Jay Bemis
Tom Love Wo
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Franklin
State of Kansas
Teens favor birth over abortion, CDC reports
Atlanta based AP summary notes that pregnant girls under 15 increasingly choose to keep or place for adoption their babies. In 1989 about 900 abortions per 1000 live births occurred for under 15s, a low since 1974. Trends also show more older women choosing to deliver, and abortions rising slightly to 1.4 million annually.
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Atlanta
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Bob Howard
Christmas Cards and local offers in Ottawa items
A column lists multiple Ottawa area notices and ads including Compselae 1992 Christmas cards titled Christmas in Haley Park from Lillian Art Center Creation Station and 116A W. 3rd, battery price 42.50, group 24-24F-74 Ottawa Co-Op. Christmas cookie sale December 5 at Faith Lutheran Church 316 E. 12th. corrections to Christmas coupon book. Creation Station address 120 S. Main. Also Discovery Toys Open House November 28-29 10-5 at 1116 S. Hickory. Donna Lear transfer to New Reflections Salon 1302 S. Main Suite 25. Fr Co landfill closes 3 p.m. November 30 1992. KC Chiefs clocks at Sutton’s Jewelry 207 S. Main. large selection of ID bracelets. Laser Karaoke November 28 8:30-12:30 p.m. at Eagle’s Lodge proceeds to Bob Hanson Diabetes Fund meal 5-8 p.m.. Plaza Lights Bus Tour via First National Bank call 242-2420. RMH Auxiliary Homes Tour December 6 1-7 p.m. tickets at KSB Peoples National Bank & Trust First National Bank China Hutch RMH Auxiliary Gift Shop. sales-service and repair computer parts by Computer Services Co. 242-1451 113 N. Main Ottawa. Trav-Com Travel open until 6 p.m. Wednesdays.
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Luis Pinerua
Sour
Kansas
coLo
George Gallup
Wea
Stan Kohler
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Haley Park
Lillian Art Center
Creation Station
116A
Ottawa Co-Op
Faith Lutheran Church
S. Main
Discovery Toys Open House
S. Hickory
Donna Lear
New Reflections Salon
FR. CO
K.C. Chiefs
Ton’s Jewelry
Sutton's Jewelry
Eagle's Lodge
Bob Hanson Diabetes Fund
PLAZA
First National Bank
Call Kim Wiederholt
RMH
KSB
Peoples National Bank & Trust
China Hutch
Computer Services Co
N. Main
Trav-Comm
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