Kiwanis Switches From Pancakes To Spaghetti Fundraiser
Ottawa Kiwanis sponsors its first annual spaghetti dinner at Ottawa Middle School with meat or tomato sauce, tossed salad, garlic bread and drinks. The event supports community service projects including scholarships, Boys State, Boys Club, Brass Ring Society and local foundations while retaining the spring pancake feed as a possible future option.
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Jim Hitch
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Ottawa
Ottawa Middle School
Babe Ruth
Brass Ring Society
Bringing Up
Capper Foundation
Hugh O'Brian
Lukens Resigns from Congress Over Second Misconduct Allegation
Rep. Donald E. Lukens of Ohio resigns from the House effective immediately amid a second sexual misconduct accusation. He had earlier been convicted of a misdemeanor involving a 16 year old girl. The resignation avoids an ethics committee inquiry two weeks before the elections.
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Washington
Donald E. Lukens
Ohio
Congress
U.S
House of Representatives
Lukens
Richard Celeste
House
House Republicans
Ethics Committee
Kansas Briefs Highlight Shoplifting Suspect at 80
Wichita police arrested 80 year old Marie Wooder after a confrontation at a drug store led to a loaded .38 revolver being drawn. She was charged with battery of a law enforcement officer and carrying a concealed weapon after the incident. Parson’s plant recalls 112 workers as line problems were resolved. 500 layoffs feared. Wal Mart dispute with AG over octane labeling. MSU votes on 8.5 million recreation complex expansion and bond extension.
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Wichita
Marie Wooder
Desperado
Marie
Bob Circle
Wichita Police
Parsons
Kansas Army Ammunition
Tom McLarty
McLarty
Topeka
Wal-Mart Discount
Bob Stephan
Kansas
Shawnee County
Stephan
Hypermart U
Wal-Mart
Bentonville
Ark
Weekend Kansas Weather Warm and Dry Across State
The Local Log reports warm and dry conditions Friday to Sunday across Kansas with daytime highs from the mid 60s to the mid 70s and nighttime lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s. The note appears in the 1937 issue with a line item reading 1.48.
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Kansas
Democrats Likely Drop Surtax on the Rich in Deficit Plan
House Democrats signal willingness to drop the wealth surtax, easing talks with President Bush and averting a partial government shutdown. Negotiations focus on trimming itemized deductions for the wealthy, higher top tax rates, a 5 cent gas tax hike, Medicare costs, and broad spending cuts to reduce a $250 billion five-year deficit.
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Washington
House
Bush
Congress
Tom Downey
D-N.y
Senatex
Siew House
Robert Michel
Ilinois
Michel
Senate
Bob Dole
Kansas
White House
GOP
Dole
Walter Riker
Riker
Iron Sunflower forces rally through Hayden contrasts
State Rep. Nancy Brown says she tours the area to inform voters of differences between Gov Mike Hayden and Mrs Finney. Brown joins Republican women legislators in the Iron Sunflowers effort. Chronister cites declines and debts from prior Democrat administration, noting Hayden reduced the budget and later Kansas held $250 million in the bank with no short term debt as of 1990.
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Nancy Brown
R Stanley
Country Kitchen
Mike Hayden
Finney
Brown
Iron Sunflowers
Kansas
Grissom trial: forensic evidence links blood to trunk samples
In OLATHE, Kansas, a Johnson County serologist testified that two drops of human blood were found on a trunk mat and rubber molding in a car rented by one of three missing women. Blood from victims' parents was used for comparison, though no direct samples from the missing women exist.
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Olathe
Kan
Richard Grissom Jr
Gary L. Dirks
Johnson County Crime Laboratory
Dirks
Kevin Moriarty
Grissom
Michelle Kaif
Thomas J. Haynes
Ms. Kaif
Haynes
Pittsburg City Manager Fired Over Leadership Shortfall
Pittsburg Kansas city commissioners voted unanimously to fire city manager Dean Kruithof after a 45 minute meeting citing lack of leadership and poor communication. Kruithof, in office nearly three years, offered no comment as the panel said it would begin the search for a replacement immediately.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Homer Cole
Dean Kruithof
Cole
Kruithof
Ottawa area Halloween and community event roundup
Local notices promote Halloween treats at Ottawa Dairy Queen and a Halloween skate at Rall-A-Way Skate Center. Garfield School hosts a Friday supper with prices for adults and children. Dean Mathis appears at Ottawa Christian Center on October 27. Kiwanis spaghetti fundraiser, ORC dance registrations, and a Rich mond UMC beef noodle supper. Maples garden bulbs and fall planting advised. Ottawa Country Club hosts a Halloween party with kids games and adult scavenger hunt.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1990
The Ottawa Herald publishes its daily except Sunday and holidays with rates for various delivery methods. Rates shown include local carrier one month five twenty five, three months fourteen seventy five, six months twenty eight twenty five, one year sixty four forty, rural carrier and motor route options, and mail rates for Franklin County, adjacent counties, and out of state totals.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis
Wiily
Gard Ackarmann
Peg Armstrong
Mgr
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa Herald
Franklin County
Caualias
State of Kansas
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