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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1992

Page

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Van Slyke attacks Slattery over overdraft charge ad

Van Slyke a 2nd District Republican candidate unveiled a radio spot accusing Democrat Jim Slattery of 50 House bank overdrafts. Slattery defends the no fee overdraft plan as standard, while McLean notes a full list of checks is already public where possible.

Topeka Kan Jim van Slyke Jim Slattery House Bank van Slyke Nebraska Oklahoma Kansas Statehouse News van Slyke Slattery Martha Jim Jeffries Martha Keys Keys Jeffries Manhattan Camptown Congress Jim McLean Slattery McLean

Aging services dispute narrows to legal aid approach

Negotiations continue between East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging and the Kansas Department on Aging over how to supply legal services to clients. Both sides have sued in Franklin County, with the agency seeking to hire a local firm and the state urging Kansas Legal Services. A court date has not been set, but a hearing could occur next month if unresolved.

East Central Kansas Area Agency On Aging Kansas Department On Aging Eckaaa Franklin County Beatrice Shisler Kansas Legal Services Jerry Shelor State Department On Aging Ottawa Bob Green Forrest Lowry Shisler Shelor

Tonight forecast and extended outlook for Kansas region

Partly cloudy tonight with a mid fiftys low and west winds five to fifteen mph. Extended outlook shows dry Thursday with lows from the northwest around 40 to the mid fiftys southeast. Friday turns colder with a chance of rain or snow northwest and showers and thunderstorms elsewhere. Lows range from the 20s northwest to the mid fiftys east. Saturday brings a chance of showers east in the morning then dry and cold. Current data from Ottawa Water Plant.

Parents Morning Out offers affordable care for 3 months to 5 years

East Central Vocational Cooperative runs a second year program Parents Morning Out on Friday mornings from 9 to 11 15 a.m. for 1 per child. Enrollment limited to 25. call 242-5955 by Wednesday. Children engaged in music art games and creative play with a snack provided. high school students supervise.

East Central Vocational Cooperative W. 111H Jane Rock ECVC Railroad Retirement Board Kansas

Fox hunt thrives at Kansas fort

At Fort Leavenworth, about 150 riders joined the opening hunt of the season for the Fon Leavenworth Hunt, one of two remaining U.S. military foxhunts. The event honors tradition since 1835 with horses, hounds, and riders in colored jackets, while spectators watched from key jumps and kennels.

Holly Neuman St. Joseph Ron Komacki Hunt Rick Harris Weston Harris

Supreme Court rejects Osbourne incitement suits

The Supreme Court refused to reinstate two Georgia lawsuits alleging Ozzy Osbourne incited two teens to suicide through his songs. Courts ruled Osbourne and CBS Records protected by free speech, with similar cases in California and Nevada also failing. The Georgia plaintiffs cited Michael Waller, 16, from FitzGerald, who killed himself in 1986 after repeated listening to death by own action Solution, and Harold Hamilton, 17, whose 1988 suicide followed the same song.

Washington Supreme Court Today Ozzy Osbourne Georgia Osbourne California Nevada CBS Records Michael Waller Fitzgerald Harold Hamilton

Ottawa Herald Pricing Ad Rates 1992

Subscription rates for delivery March 16 1992 and after are listed for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method including carrier motor route and mail with progressive monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual pricing and state tax notes. All rates are in advance.

Val Oe S. Gedar Ottawa Kansas Hitch Jay Bemis Tom Love Peg Armstrong Virginia Whitacre Wayne Snow Joan Rossman Franklin State of Kansas

Made-O-Day reunion and related fall events roundup

Ad briefs list a 2nd annual Made-O-Day reunion on Thursday October 15 at 7 p.m. at Sirloin Stockade, plus Bosses' Day events October 16, Christmas portraits by Irustrated Imagery, gift certificates from The Chocolate Shack, a hair salon ad, continuing education on nursing management with register contact, household hazardous waste deposit notice, fall festival Dinner-Bazaar at Lane AM Church, and Christmas portraits from Gladman’s Studio. Also Saturday events include a recycling web drop and a Soroptimist dinner on October 19, plus a Wellsville Methodist Dinner October 21. Winners announced for Town & Country gift certificates.

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