State and county candidates oppose casino gambling in Kansas
In the 2nd District county commission race Republican Russ Savage and Democrat Joan Vibert spar over zoning and the half cent sales tax. They seek to succeed Leroy Wasmund, who lost the GOP primary. Both discuss hospital funding, the landfill, and environmental issues while outlining contrasting approaches and qualifications for county offices.
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Kansas
County Commission
Russ Savage
Leroy Wasmund
Savage
Joan Vibert
Franklin County
Kansas City
Vibert
House candidates clash over trade and reforms
Candidates debate U.S. interests and protections for Mexican environment and workers, with calls for equal competition and free trade. They discuss Agriculture restructuring, health care reform with portable, universal coverage, tax credits, and entitlement cuts. Slattery pushes anti-tax, pro jobs stance. Van Slyke questions Congress' performance.
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Clack
Department of Agriculture
van Slyke
Slattery
Congress
Jim van Slyke
Dole to Campaign in Ottawa for Senate Bid
U S Senator Bob Dole visits Ottawa on Sunday part of his re election drive appearing at Sirloin Stockade 2230 Princeton Road from 12 30 to 2 00 p m if weather allows outside remarks then inside the restaurant Dole has previously campaigned in Ottawa during the 92 race facing Democrat Gloria O Donnell and pledges to attend Omaha Summit if elected while opponents criticize Congress for economic and budgetary issues and tax policy and spotlight third Ottawa visit this year
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U.S
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Ottawa
Dole
Sirloin Stockade
Princeton Road
Juanita Lucas
Franklin County
Lucas
PeThlre
Williamsburg
Franklin County Fair
Gloria O'Dell
Congress
van Slyke
Clack
Ross Perot
Perot
Slattery
Bush
Clinton
Weather Tonight and Kansas Extension Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy after midnight with a low in the upper 50s and south winds 5 to 15 mph. Extended Friday through Sunday expect warm, dry conditions with lows 40s to 50s and highs 70s to 80s. Local data from Ottawa Water Plant shows noon temperatures.
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Ottawa
JEK theorist, 71, dies in New Orleans
AP reports Jim Garrison a longtime Louisiana legal figure and JFK assassination theorist died at 71. He served 12 years as New Orleans district attorney and 12 years as a judge on the Louisiana 4th Circuit Court of Appeal, stepping down last year.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Louisiana
Garrison
4Th Circuit Cour of Appeal
Wellsville man charged with selling and mailing child pornography
John J. Fisher, 65, doing business as Po Bo's Video in Wellsville, faces four federal counts for selling and mailing video cassettes depicting minors in sexually explicit conduct. He is scheduled for an initial appearance Oct. 29 in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kan
John J. Fisher
Wellsville
RED 1
Lee Thompson
U.S
Kansas
Fisher
Po Bo
Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Hooker
U.S. District Court
U.S. Postal Inspection Service
Central Heights Board approves retroactive teacher contract
The Central Heights school board ratified a current year contract with teachers during Monday’s meeting. The pact includes a 9 percent average salary increase, raising base pay from 18 400 to 20 500 and shifting from a percentage based to fixed lump sum steps.
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Central Heights School Board
Leo “Bud” Laird
Laird
Women of the Year named by Ottawa BPW Club
The Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club honored Leslia Figgins and Brenda Guenther as Women of the Year at its recognition dinner at Ottawa University. Figgins, a 44 year educator and OU alumna, and Guenther, Franklin Federal Savings accounting manager, were praised as role models. Businesses of the year were Ottawa Retirement Village and Matney Chiropractic for workforce and benefits.
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Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club
Leslia Figgins
Brenda Guenther
Franklin Federal Savings
Ottawa University
Figgins
BPW
Quenemo High School
Emporia State University
Guenther
Uniontown High School
Kansas State University
Franklin Federal
Ottawa Retirement Village
Matney Chiropractic
ORV
Mainey Chiropractic
Ottawa man hurt in police station wreck
A 23 year old Ottawa man Jose L. Jave suffered bruises and lacerations in a one car crash near the city county law enforcement center after failing to negotiate a T intersection on New Hampshire Street. Police arrested him on suspicion of DUI reckless driving and driving with a revoked license. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released Tuesday.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
Jose L. Jave
Maple
Spring Hill
New Hampshire
11Th
Rave
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1992 update
The Ottawa Herald lists its 1992 subscription prices for Ottawa deliveries by carrier, motor route, and mail. Rates cover Ottawa city, Franklin County, adjacent counties and state mail, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options and state sales tax included. All rates are in advance.
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Dim R. Hitch
Jay Bemia
Tom
Franklin
State of Kansas
Light House Crisis Pregnancy Center meets Thursday
Meeting moved to Thursday October 22 at 7 p m in RMH. Portraits for Christmas from Gladman Studio contact 242 5227 for details. Jewelry ads list prices and contact numbers.
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Light House
Rmh
Gladman
Williamsburg
Sutton
Thur
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