Republicans Rally In Ottawa With Kansas Candidates
A Franklin County GOP rally at Ottawa Middle School drew Gov. Mike Hayden’s running mate Harland Priddle and candidates Dick Nichols Bill Graves Eric Rucker Charles Mavity Walker Hendrix plus a Ron Todd representative. Priddle touted Kansas growth and a 2.6 billion highway program while others pressed tax, fiscal, and development themes ahead of the November 6 election.
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Diane Yeamans
Franklin County Republican Central Committee
Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa
Harland Priddle
Mike Hayden
Dick Nichols
Fifth
Bill Graves
Eric Rucker
Charles Mavity
Unop
Franklin County
Walker Hendrix
GOP
Kansas House
Bob Shields
Ron Todd
Bob Stephen
Priddle
Louis Atherton
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Atherton
Department of Commerce
House Demos press Bush deficit plan compromise
House Democrats signal willingness to negotiate a deficit plan that raises the gasoline tax while requiring richer taxpayers shoulder more. They urge moderating Senate tax hikes and Medicare premiums, aiming to secure an agreement before the funding deadline. Bush says the Senate bill offers real hope and expresses cautious optimism about final passage.
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Jim Luther
Associated Press
Washington
House Democrats Today
Bush
House
Senate
White House
Contol
Tonight’s forecast for Kansas shows increasing clouds and wind
The forecast calls for increasing clouds and windy conditions tonight with lows around 50. Sunday to Tuesday look mostly cloudy with a chance of showers Sunday and little or no rain otherwise. Highs reach the 50s Sunday then rise to the 60s Monday and Tuesday.
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Kansas
Kansas colleges map course shifts as older students rise
Kansas regents officials say rising enrollments outpace state population and declining high school graduations. Non traditional part time students drive demand for updated courses across six state universities. About 81,376 enrollments in 1990 fall, up 925 from prior year, with future growth expected from delayed college entrants. PARSONS plant may lay off about 500 workers next week if X ray equipment issue on cluster bomb line isn’t fixed. plant employs about 900. current line has ~300 workers on one shift.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Regents
Regents
Ray Hauke
Hauke
Parsons
Soviet press in Lawrence reports on Kansas lifestyles
Soviet journalists at the Meeting for Peace in Lawrence share impressions of Kansan life to millions of readers and listeners. Pravda correspondent Alexander Lopukhin already transmitted stories on the meeting and Ike celebration Abilene, with more to follow. Nasibov of Majak radio has aired a three minute report and plans another before departure.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
U.S
Lopukhin
Eisenhower
Abilene
Ashot Nasibov
Soviet TV and Radio Broadcasting Committee
Majak
Soviet Union
Nasibov
Gorbachev gains preliminary Soviet support for reform plan
The Supreme Soviet voted 356 to 12 with 26 abstentions to back Gorbachev's economic reform, while he accused a rival of avoiding responsibility for the transition to a freer market. He argued the plan is the rational path and rejected claims it abandons socialism, urging faster, deeper changes despite feared disruptions.
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Moscow
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Supreme Soviet
Gorbachev
Russian Federation
St Paul firm low bidder on county span
Robert Chamberlin, Franklin County engineer, announced the state bridge setting in Topeka naming Beachner Construction Company of St Paul as the apparent low bidder for the Pinkston Bridge southwest of Pomona at 369 007 dollars. The project is federally funded with 80 percent paid by the state and 20 percent by the county, not part of the county’s $3 million replacement plan, with the county share covered from bond money.
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St. Paul
Robert Chamberlin
Franklin County
Pinkston Bridge
Topeka
Pomona
Beachner Construction Company
Chamberlin
Local Ad Briefs Highlight Discounts and Events
Senior citizen gas discount at Wolken Oil and Phillips 66 prompts savings. A Bloominn Florist closes all day Oct 20 for a family wedding. 90s GMC trucks discounted at Underwood's K-68 and 35. Dance to The Works at Pepper's on Friday and Saturday. Colored hairspray and Halloween life sticks at Kramer Drug. Elk's Lodge Rib and Shrimp Night on Oct 20 starts 6:30 p.m. Win $25 in gas by guessing KC Chiefs scores at Wolken Oil. The Rude performs at Bw. Humpit's Friday and Saturday. Vita-E hairspray now at A Cut Above with buy one get one free. Peckham's Pumpkin Patch open weekends near Ottawa. Hill House Restaurant Friday buffet $5.99 seniors $5.09. Halloween cake orders open Ottawa Dairy Queen through Oct 30. Christian Science lecture at KOFO Sundays Oct 21, 28 and Nov 4. Recycling Center COF Training Services closed every 3rd Saturday.
Trio claims Lotto America prize in Lee's Summit
Kenneth Simpson a former Kansas City police officer who had a heart transplant two years ago splits the 14.9 million Lotto America jackpot with his wife Joreen and close friend William Hostler. They have shared the same numbers for over two years and plan to pay medical bills buy a mink coat and take a cruise using the winnings. Hostler bought the ticket at Valle Vista United Super in Lee's Summit.
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Lee’s Summit
Kenneth Simpson
Joreen
William Hostler
Hostler
Valle Vista
Ottawa Herald publishes subscription rates and staff details
The Ottawa Herald lists staff positions including editor publisher R. Hitch and Carol Ackermann, with rates for daily and Sunday delivery effective April 1, 1960. Rates cover in town, rural carrier, motor route, Franklin County, state balance, and out-of-state mail, ranging from one month to one year.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Dim R. Hitch
Seen Gity
Carol Ackermann
Pag Armstrong
Mgr
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Otawa
Franklin County
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