01 Oct 1992
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1992
Page
1
A reader describes ginkgo true leaves showing why green chlorophyll fades in autumn leaving yellow xanthophyll. The fat look and color change illustrate how trees reveal underlying pigments as chlorophyll production stops.
Negotiators for President Bush and Democrat Bill Clinton resumed talks in Washington on staging debates while Ross Perot weighed rejoining the race. Bush advisers offered little comment as both sides said discussions are ongoing and clashed over debate auspices.
A dense listing of local meetings and happenings through October in Ottawa. Includes art displays at the Ottawa Community Arts Council, hospital and library exhibits, Kiwanis and Lions gatherings, planning and planning commissions, city and county sessions, and various church and community events across streets and venues like Poncho’s, City Hall, and the OU Union.
The Ottawa Church of the Brethren at Ninth and Main marks 100 years with a 7 p.m. Saturday sharing time featuring former pastors A Blair Helman Ralph Hodgden Eric Phillip Dell and Rick Dunn. Marilyn Hubbard will provide music and refreshments follow. Saturday at 9 45 a.m. an intergenerational Sunday school is organized by Mary Lois Yates and Sandy Brown Payne with an 11 a.m. worship led by Paul Hoffman president of McPherson College.
Allison Lysaught and her family returned to Ottawa after four weeks in Houston where surgeons repaired several birth defects in her heart at the Texas Heart Institute. The red-haired girl, a Garfield Elementary fourth grader, faces about a month more of recovery before returning to school.
The Ottawa police officer Bruce Hanson 38 prevented a Great Bend man's bank robbery at First National Bank on February 26 1990. Bird died from injuries after a shootout. Hanson spent 11 days in hospital four in intensive care and returned to light duty on April 3 1990. The 13 minute Top Cops segment filmed in June in Toronto shows Hanson narrating and acting as adviser.
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