Kassebaum to Speak in Ottawa at Republican Luncheon
U S senator Nancy Kassebaum will address a luncheon in Ottawa on October 20. The event, organized by Franklin County GOP, is open to the public at the First Methodist Church basement with a $7.50 ticket covering meal costs. advance reservations are requested through GOP headquarters.
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Ottawa
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Franklin County Republican Central Committee
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First Methodist Church
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Forum features Hendrix Salvini and several candidates
Gloria O'Dell andWalker Hendrix face challengers Tonia Salvini and Anthony Hensley at a 6 p.m. forum in Owens Music Building, Baker University. Also set to speak are Jan Meyers, Tom Love, Walter Myers, James Chappell, Damon Black and Ralph Tanner, with discussions and audience questions.
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U.S. Senate
Gloria O’dell
Baker University
Owens Music Building
Tonia Salvini
Otawa
Walter Myers
Topeka
Anthony Hensley
Jan Meyers
Ottawan Eagles President Seeks Nationwide Tour
Sherm Spears, national president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, tours the country with his wife since July. They visit lodges in multiple states including Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Kentucky, plan stops in Missouri and California, and will spend Thanksgiving in Ottawa.
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Salt Lake City
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Shuckin Days Corn Husking Yields Notable Winners
Saturday's Shuckin Days featured multiple contests with large crowds. Winners across events included Ray Drake and Kenny Edwards from Osage City RFC 4 in the team event with 223 pounds, Scot Hill first in Novice, Tammi Brabb top woman, John Jackson Open champion, and a strong showing by Osage City entrants in several divisions.
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Oskaloosa
Kenny Edwards
Ozawa
John Jackson
Osage City Rfc
Menno Thiessen
Inman
Willis Hill
Harveyville
Hob Staley
Atchison
Laverne Bockelman
Giswd
Lyle Sylvesor
Wamego
Dez Hill
Scot Hill
Abilene
Gary Walburn
Reno Road
Fiat
Osage City
Fred Jackson
Doug Brabb
Weather forecast and local readings from Ottawa plant
Partly cloudy tonight with a low of 50 to 55 and light southeast wind. Wednesday through Friday bring cool, with light rain possible and temps ranging from the 30s to upper 60s. Thursday stays dry but cool with highs around 60 and overnight in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Friday remains dry and warmer with highs upper 60s to lower 70s. Local logs include past temperatures and precipitation notes from October data and barometer around 30.25 inches rising, with sunset at 6:58 and sunrise at 7:22.
Zoning Fate Debated At Community Meeting
Mavity explained a 50 foot setback for new buildings along roads and noted existing structures would not be moved. He warned zoning triggers strong reactions but said a public hearing could be scheduled if others want one. Gardner Hayden reiterated support for a hearing to let people speak on the proposal.
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Clinton Leads Bush In Missouri And Kansas Polls
Bi state surveys by The Kansas City Star and KMBC TV show Clinton ahead of Bush by about 12 points in Missouri and 7 points in Kansas. Polls based on Sept 21 to Oct 1 calls contacted 800 Missouri and 835 Kansas voters with a 3.5 percent margin of error. Perot attracts 12 to 15 percent, mostly from undecided voters. Clinton and Gore have been touring Missouri ahead of a planned Oct 11 debate in St Louis.
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Bill Clinton
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Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City Star
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Clinton
Ross Perot
Market Research Institute
the Star
Perot
Gore
St. Louis
Lawrence bones puzzle shocks Kansas city police
Lawrence authorities investigate human bones found in a basement at a university housing site near KU. An anthropology professor confirmed the bones were human and aided the inquiry as 11 investigators recovered more remains. Police believe drugs were formerly sold from the house. five to six bones were diagnosed by investigators as likely from a man under six feet.
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Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence
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University
Olin
Ron Worley
Worley
Abortion protesters plan Lighthouse outreach in Ottawa
Protesters queued on Main and planned a Lighthouse effort to raise awareness that others share their views. Kansans for Life officials promote the Ottawa Light House branch with free pregnancy testing and counseling. a site is not yet confirmed. Families joined the Sunday rally, including Paula Schulz and her children, underscoring concerns that abortion is treated as easy birth control.
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Paula Schulz
Stafford Road
Dennis
Megan
Christopher
Schulz
Light House
Kansas City
Kansans For Life
Jim Wilson
Rantoul
Kansas For Life
Wawaema
Ederanklin County
Ottawa
Seeger
USAir Workers Strike Cuts Flights Across Several Hubs
Thousands of ground crew from Local 2444 of the IAM began a strike over wages and work rules, shutting lines at Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Roanoke, and Washington National. New York LaGuardia saw cancellations. passengers bused to Newark. Contingency plan trimmed flights to about 60 percent of normal.
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Usair
The
International Association of Machinists
Greensboro
N.C
Winston-Salem
Roanoke
Paul Brinker
Washington National Airport
New York
la Guardia
Newark
Susan Young
Usair Express
Usair Shuttle
United Way Drive Opens With Promising Early Numbers
The 1992 United Way campaign has raised 14762.50 toward an 80000 goal in the first days. Dorothy Anderson, secretary, lists early gifts by category: advance 11553, fair share 348, small business and professional 555, residential 1751.50, rural 545. She calls the response encouraging.
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United Way
Dorothy Anderson
Remo water mains flush planned in Pomona week of Oct 6
City of Pomona announces flushing of water mains the week starting October 6. Election of Ray DeJulio County Clerk is noted as paid by DeJulio Camp Committee. Also lists a gospel meeting by Vance Crowe Evan at Church of Christ and various community events in Florida Ottawa and Trinity area, including chili supper and fundraisers with dates and prices.
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Pomona
Vance Crowe
Evan
Church of Christ
W. 15Th
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1992 edition
The Ottawa Herald published in Ottawa Kansas lists detailed subscription prices effective March 16 1992 for local carrier motor route and mail options. Rates cover in town Franklin County adjacent counties and mail out of state with annual totals and taxes noted as included.
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Ottawa
Frankin
State of Kansas
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