Kansas crime up slightly in first half of 1992 report
Kansas crime rose 0.5 percent in the first half of 1992 from 1991 per Kansas Bureau of Investigation data. Violent crime climbed 10.5 percent overall, while months April to June saw a 2 percent dip. Property crimes fell 0.5 percent year over year. County results varied with Anderson and Ottawa showing gains and Sedgwick, Shawnee, Wyandotte, and Johnson counties posting mixed changes.
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
FBI
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KBI
Anderson County
Osage
Miami
Ottawa Police Departent
Sedgwick
Sedgwick County
Shawnee County
Wyandotte County
Johnson County
Kansas Attorney General Rules Club Keno Is Not Video Lottery
Attorney General Bob Stephan ruled that Club Keno, a new Kansas Lottery game, is not video lottery because drawings occur every five minutes across the state and may be displayed without a TV, though the game resembles online lottery draws like Power Ball and Pick 3.The opinion, requested by Rep. Kathleen Sebelius, notes no one-on-one interaction with a television display and that retailers may or may not use a TV display. Kansas will launch Club Keno on October 29, potentially prompting legislative action on gambling guidelines and a possible constitutional amendment.
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Bob Stephan
Kansas Lottery
Stephan
Kathleen Sebelius
D-Topeka
House
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Kansas Louery
Kansas
Ralph Decker
Club Keno
Smoke on the Mountain at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Arkansas Repertory Theater presents Smoke on the Mountain a bluegrass gospel musical comedy at 7 30 pm Oct 17 at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Third and Hickory The show set in 1938 Mount Pleasant North Carolina celebrates old time religion with a rural South portrait Tickets range 10 to 14 with half price for children and students Tickets available at Buller’s Music Beyond Video and the OMA Box Office Group rates available
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Third and
Hickory
Arkansas Repertory Theater
Mount Pleasant
North Carolina
Dick Smith
OMA
Smith
Ottawa
Mid-America
Weather Tonight Through Sunday Forecast Summary
Windy and cooler tonight with rain likely. Lows in the lower 40s and gusty northwest wind. Friday will be very cool with lows from the mid 30s to lower 40s and highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Saturday remains cool with highs around 60s and lows in the 30s. Sunday turns dry and warm with lows from 25 to 40 north and 40s south and highs in the upper 60s east to upper 70s west.
Warren to address OFCED at Ottawa Franklin dinner
Charles Warren president of Kansas Inc since 1988 will speak at the Ottawa Franklin County Economic Development Corp annual dinner Oct 13. The event also covers OFCED annual reports and election of new officers with invited officials including Rep. Walker Hendrix Rep. George Teagarden Ottawa city commissioners and county leaders.
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Kansas Inc
Ottawa
Franklin County Economic Development Corp
Warren
Washington D.C
National Academy of Public Administration
Department of Commerce
White House
Army
Wichita Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Kansas Industrial Developers Association
Indiana University
Eureka
OFCED
Walker Hendrix
George Teagarden
D LaCygne
Franklin County
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Margarine and oils linked to heart disease
Washington AP reports preliminary Agriculture Department findings suggest partially hydrogenated vegetable oils used in margarine shortenings and processed foods may raise heart disease risk. Manufacturers shift from palm and coconut oils to soybean and corn oils amid fat concerns. Kansas U.S. Attorney Lee Thompson set to speak at Ottawa Kiwanis Club about violent crime.
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Agriculture Department
Lee Thompson
United States
Kansas
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Ottawa University
Mowbray Union
Thompson
Ottawa Herald USPS rate table and office staff listing
The Ottawa Herald provides delivery and mailing rates effective March 16 1992. Rates vary by delivery method and area including Ottawa carer rural towns motor route and Frankin County with advance payment required. Office staff listed include editor publisher Jim R Hitch and managing editor Jay Bemis.
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Community events and sales listed for Oct 5–17
Local notices announce a grand opening at Cornerstone Bookstore Oct 9 to 17 with hourly drawings and Friday book features. Interior Motives closes Oct 5 to 9 reopening Oct 13. Bulova clocks offered at Sutton’s 19.95. OHS JA Class chili supper Oct 9 from 5 to 7 pm. Portraits for Christmas from Gladman’s Studio. Beginning quilting starting Oct 13 at Chris’ Corner. Jewelry bracelets at Sutton’s Jewelry. Trinity Bean Meals Oct 8 and 9 with bazaar Oct 5 at 630 N Cedar. Chicken noodle dinner Oct 9 with bazaar. City of Pomona water main flushing week of Oct 5. DeJulia County Clerk note. Health Dept closed Oct 7 with walk-ins Oct 8.
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