Kansas Calendar Se Ottawa Herald Oct 23 1989 Events
Ottawa Herald lists a string of public meetings and appearances across Kansas and nearby states from Oct 24 to Oct 29. Notable items include Gov Mike Hayden at Wichita State University and the Kansas Water Authority meetings in Garden City, plus hearings by the Kansas Corporation Commission in Kansas City Kansas and Topeka public events featuring Attorney General Robert Stephan and Secretary of State Bill Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Mike Hayden
Governor’s Commission
Kansas
Marcus Center
Wichita State University
Kathy Peterson
Garden City
Kansas Water Authority
Hilton Inn
Joe Harkins
Oklahoma City
Robert Stephan
Leadership Council
Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club
Mary Ho
Minority Business Office
Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Docking State
Sam van Leeuwen
Kansans For
ExpoCentre
Harriet Nehring
Emil Lutz
Kansas Room
Memorial Union
Washburn University
Mary Horsch
Epic Center
Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center
World Trade Council
Paola
Mound City
Fort Scott and
Girard
Bill Graves
Miami County
Linn
Pioneer Kiwanis Club
Fort Scott
Crawford County
John Reinhart
Hill City
Department of Health and Environment
Office of Rural Health
Elks Lodge
Jerry Aldridge
Graham County Hospital
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Judicial Center
Ron Keefover
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Kansas Union
Loretta Turner
Legislative Coordinating Council
Statehouse
Kansas City
Kansas State University
National Society of Black Engineers
Allis Plaza
Columbus
Oswego
Parsons
Erie
Fredonia
Watts Art Gallery
Labette County
Junction City
Rock Springs
Independence
Patti Hayden
Neewollah
Manhattan
Arkansas City
Dodge City
U.S
Bob Dole
Nancy Kassebaum
McConnell Air Force Base
Dole
Hayden
Walt Riker
Infant skull fontanels close early warn and reassure
A reader asks about a 6 month old twin whose soft spot has closed. Dr. Donohue explains fontanel function and skull growth, noting the back fontanel closes by four months and the front by 9 to 18 months. Normal brain expansion hinges on skull sutures and fontanel flexibility, so growth rate at visits matters.
KansAS Briefs MANC professor among plane crash victims
An aviation disaster in Tegucigalpa Honduras claimed many lives including Charles K. Morrow 46 a professor at Mid-America Nazarene College in Olathe Kansas. He was returning from a Costa Rica trip with Red Cross and UN officials to plan a summer program for volunteers in Nicaraguan refugee camps.
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Kansas Briefs
Manc
Olathe
Kan
Mid-America
Charles K. Morrow
Costa Rica
Red Cross
United Nations
U.S
Steve Weber
Church of the Nazarene
Police hope hunters will find missing women
Overland Park police say fall and hunting seasons may aid the search for three missing Johnson County women. Jean Marie Butler, 24, disappeared June 18 from Overland Park, while Theresa J. Brown and Christine A. Rusch vanished June 26 from a Lenexa apartment. Richard Grissom Jr., 28, is charged with first degree murder and held in Dallas awaiting extradition. Authorities suspect southern Johnson County and northern Miami County as likely search areas, with the Belton area in Cass County also possible.
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Overland Park, Kan
Overland Park
Johnson County
Jean Marie Butler
Theresa J. Brown
Christine A
Rusch
Lenexa
Richard Grissom Jr
Coun
Dallas County
Kansas
Miami County
Belton
Cass County
Ms. Rusch
Olathe family wins 3.5 million in crash suit
An eight member jury in Kansas City awarded the Perdaris family 3.55 million for the death of Peter M. Perdaris in the 1985 Delta Air Lines L 1011 crash near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. The verdict covers the widow Susan Perdaris their children Michael David and Carolyn Louise and the mother Shirley Perdaris. The NTSB blamed a violent downdraft and thunderstorm for the fatal impact short of the runway.
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Kansas City, Kan
Olathe
Delta Air Lines
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
Peter M. Perdaris
Perdaris
Susan Perdaris
Michael David
Carolyn Louise
Shirley Perdaris
Train derailment injures conductor in Topeka crash
A Union Pacific train struck a Cotton Belt train from behind near the Sardou Bridge at 4:15 am Sunday, triggering a 39 car derailment. Conductor Paul Dome was seriously injured in the caboose. most derailed cars were empty while some carried lumber and coke. Cotton Belt trains use Union Pacific tracks en route to Herrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Union Pacific
Sardou Bridge
Paul Dome
Cotton Belt
Herington
John Bromley
Teens back Ann Landers on teen sexual morality
Letters from readers in Chicago Toronto Anchorage Los Angeles White Plains praise Ann Landers for urging teens to abstain from sex. They share personal stories of pregnancy, pressure from peers, and a resolve to uphold moral standards and finish schooling.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Toronto
Anchorage
Los Angeles
White Plains
N.Y
Square
Ann
Sinus Headache Relief Options and Causes Outline
Recent data show about fifteen percent of Americans experience headaches weekly and people spend around 400 million dollars yearly on nonprescription remedies. Sinus headaches stem from congested sinus passages, with relief possible via pain relievers nasal decongestants and antihistamines. Warm moist heat or damp towels over the sinuses may aid drainage and hasten relief, though certain heat pads may be hard to obtain.
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Ottawa Herald
State Department of Commerce
Office of
Dodge
Pratt
Secretary of
Sam Brownback
Fred Kerr
R-Pratt
Carole Jordan
Commission On Access
Wilson County
Lakin United Methodist Church
Steve Reiner
Kearny County Hospital
Sterling
Sterling College
American Criminal Justice Association
Hilton Ballroom
Senexa
Kim Olson
DR. Donohue
A.M
Weber
Morrow
State Department
Grissom
Olathe Family
National Transportation Safety Board
Jim Johnson
St. Louis Southwest Railway Co
Johnson
Dome
Caboose
Plaza Cinemas
Peoples National Bank
Peoples
Peoples National Bank & Trust
Ottawa
Ann Landers
Clunker
Dantis
U.S. 59 Highway
Pharmacy & Your Health
Burrichter
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