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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1990

Page

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Ottawa University Homecoming Highlights Crowning And 25th Soccer Anniversary

Ottawa University plans a weekend packed with homecoming events including a king and queen crowning at 6 30 p m Friday in the Mowbray Union tickets 650 available at the union desk student voters selected senior candidates Landee Cummings Amy Files Dee Dee Lewis and Dwan Turner for queen and Jim Anderson Jeff Atkins Mark Benner and Jerry Schaffer for king. A 10 30 p m pep rally in Wilson Field House precedes Saturday football against Kansas Wesleyan with a midnight start for the first OU basketball practice. Saturday features alumni soccer at 9 30 a m and volleyball at 10 30 a m in Wilson Field House to mark soccer s 25th anniversary followed by noon soccer against Friends and a 2 p m kickoff at Cook Field. The OU concert choir performs A Night with Cole Porter at 7 30 p m in the union cafeteria then a homecoming dance.

Ottawa University Mowbray Union Union Desk Landee Cummings Pampa Texas Amy Files Winnebago Dee Dee Lewis Ottawa Dwan Turner Arlington King Jim Anderson Agenda Jeff Atkins Kansas City Mark Benner Wamego Jerry Schaffer Lakewood Colo Wilson Field House Kansas Wesleyan Dick Peters Peters Complex Cook Field OU Concer Choir Union Cafeteria Front Row Mark Berner

World Food Day honors and Kansas briefs

Gov. Mike Hayden lauded 27 individuals and groups for hunger relief and proclaimed World Food Day. He honored KFDI radio KAKE-TV Jayhawk 4-H Club Heart of America Boy Scout Council Emmaus House Systec Corp. staff and listed recipients across multiple cities. A Lawrence radio program will broadcast live to the Soviet Union via satellite from KLWN. Kansas Health and Environment launches a three year radon risk study with potential certification for radon testers. Kansas Fire School in Topeka Oct 25 28 draws 900 firefighters and volunteers from 450 communities. Gov. Hayden to speak.

Topeka Mike Hayden Garden City Systec Corp Fredonia Clara Neihus Wetmore Robert Bacon An Griggs Cal Sims Hutchinson Emma Schauf Wichita Lula Jones Kansas City Kan Eugene Tullis Great Bend Mable Stone Emporia Donna McCall Lawrence Joy Defrees Leavenworth Pat Patton Hoisington Johnetta C. Brown Shelton Independence Marge Roberts Gordon Burnett Larry Baker Juanita Clifford Radcliffe Concordia Esther Taggert Hays Meredith Smith C.J Eric Frank Salina Soviet Union KLWN KMOX St. Louis Moscow Kansas Kansas Department of Health and Environment Stanley Grant Secretary of Health and Environment Environmental Protection Agency Grant Kansas Fire School Fire Service Ramada Inn Ottawa Department of Public Safety Ottawa Fire Department Jeff Camer Darrin Meadows Bill Mason Larry Murphy Associated Press & Harris News Service

Franklin Savings case delay keeps government control in place

Attorneys say the Office of Thrift Supervision will likely retain control of Franklin Savings Association during appeal after a court order reversed the government takeover. The 50 page filing argues the judge exceeded authority and emphasizes OTS discretion on safety and soundness.

Kansas City, Mo Franklin Savings Association Big Kansas Thrift Office of Thrift Supervision Franklin U.S Dale E. Saffels Thrift Denver Saffels OTS District Court Guido

Weather report summary for yesterday and today

Temperatures included 11 am readings with yesterday's high and record highs and lows. Precipitation noted, with noon update and month to date figures. October and year to date averages listed, plus barometer at 30.39 inches and rising. Sunset and sunrise times provided for today and tomorrow.

Tax plan clash over richer Americans and Medicare premiums

In Washington, the Senate seeks to raise taxes on the wealthiest and curb a Medicare premium rise as it debates deficit reduction. Senator Gore questions hospital patients bearing higher costs to let the wealthy pay less, while Gore and Mikulski propose scaling back the gasoline tax and Medicare premiums and adopting a House version targeting high incomes. The Senate yesterday kept the 9 percent gasoline tax increase provision.

Washington Senate Albert Gore D-Tonn Gore Barbara Mikulski D-Md

All Remaining 90 GMC Trucks Discounted at Underwood's

Local ad brief lists multiple events and sales including 90 GMC trucks 2 percent below original dealer invoice at Underwood's on K-68 and I-35. Also promotions for dining, dances, raffles, and services with dates around Oct 1990.

Underwood's

Christmas luminaria drive funds Kanza Park display

Community Christmas luminaria for Kanza Park moves forward as donations arrive led by Joan Tyson. Cannisters at Kansas State Bank Horseshoe Cafe Kramers Drug Bank EV First National Peoples Bank Franklin Savings Allegre Healthman Pharmacy Briscoe Drug Store Sirloin Stockade Country Mart Ray's IGA Ottawa Country Chub await contributions. The 7 to 10 pm December 15 display will feature paper sack lanterns along the park track with hot cider planned. Interested singers or helpers should contact Tyson at 242-1704.

Kanza Park Joan Tyson Kansas State Bank Horseshoe Cafe Kramer’s Drug Bank EV First National Bank Peoples Bank Franklin Savings Allegre Healthman Pharmacy Briscoe Drug Store Sirloin Stockade Country Mart Ray’s Iga Ottawa Country Chub Tyson

Ottawa Herald subscription rates in 1990 listing

The Ottawa Herald presents subscription prices effective April 1, 1990 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates include cartier by mail and motor routes, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options and different pricing for Franklin County, adjacent counties, and state mail.

Ottawa Cartier Vsus Franklin County State of Kan

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