Clinton, pick of the papers across Kansas voters split
AP survey shows 17 of 21 Kansas newspapers endorsed Clinton for president while 13 of 16 backed Dole for re election. Notable moves include Emporia Gazette backing Clinton for the first time in 97 years and Iola Register remaining neutral in presidential race. Endorsements list many papers across state with Bush favored by four publications.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Arkansas
Hill Clinton
Bob Dole
U.S. Senate
Associated Press
Clinton
George Bush
Ross Perot
Dole
Gloria O'Dell
Emporia Gazette
William Allen White
Gazette
Ray Call
Bill Clinton
Iola Register
Emerson Lynn Jr
the Register
Jim Slattery
Congress
Atchison Daily Globe
Chanute Tribune
Garden City Telegram
Hays Daily News
Hutchinson News
Junction City Union
Kansas City Kansan
Kansas City Star
Newton Kansan
Olathe Daily News
Ottawa Herald
Parsons Sun
Salina Journal
University (of Kansas
Kansan
Wichita Eagle
Winfield
Battle for the big states shapes final election push
In the closing weekend of a tight race, Clinton touts New Jersey and Michigan as key. Bush fights to swing Illinois, Ohio, and Pennsylvania with ads and economic critiques. Polls show Clinton leading in major battlegrounds though margins vary, with optimism for Michigan and New Jersey.
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Jersey City
N.J
Bill Clinton
George Bush
New Jersey
Clinton
Midwest
Ohio
Michigan
Bush
Mountain West
Texas
Florida
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Deput Pai
Mary Matne
Chamber backs RMH tax to aid Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce voted 68 to 43 in favor of a half cent sales tax to support Ransom Memorial. The survey drew 111 responses, about a third of those mailed. Voters will decide whether to adopt the tax to fund RMH with about 1.2 million in new funds, aiding overdue bills and creating a revolving county loan pool, with possible use to repay a 500,000 Community Development Block Grant.
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Diane Yeamans
Ottawa Area
Searls
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial
Franklin County Commission
Eastern Europe youths show mixed views on press freedom
The George H. Gallup International Institute surveyed 18 to 24 year olds in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, and Russia during November 1991. Results show strong belief in press freedom's benefits in Czechoslovakia and Hungary, with more mixed views in Poland and Russia. News consumption varies by country with television and radio daily in Poland and Russia, and print use higher in Hungary and Poland.
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Alec Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Europe
George H. Gallup International Institute
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Russia
George H. Gallup International Institute For the Freedom Forum
Gallup
Weather Kansas Extended Monday Forecast Report
The outlook shows a chance of rain possibly mixed with snow in the north. Lows range from the mid-20s northwest to upper 30s southeast. Election Day highs in the 40s with rain chances southeast and rain or snow northeast. Northwest clearing by Wednesday with continued cold conditions and lows from the mid teens to mid-20s.
Weinberger notes Bush knew of hostage deal details
Casey Meese and Poindexter were in senior posts when Bush said he did not know of any major dispute over the Iran Contra matter. The former defense secretary faces new charges of making false statements to Congress about notes tied to the Iran Contra affair and could face three counts of false statements and two perjury charges.
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Casey
CIA
Meese
Poindexter
Bush
Washington Post
TF Td
George Shultz
Cap
Weinberger
New Grand Jury
Congress
Rial
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1992
The Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday and holidays with priced delivery options. Rates shown cover Ottawa and surrounding regions, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly terms for carrier, motor route, and mail, including state and out of state options.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Late Paper? Call 242-4700 By 7:00 p.m. Mon
A reader guidance notice asks patrons to call 242-4700 with a late paper issue by 7:00 p.m on weekdays and by 10:00 a.m on Saturdays to arrange delivery or pickup.
Haunted Hayrides spooking customers at Patterson venture
A feature on Haunted Hayrides detailing franchisee setup in Patterson north of New York City. Annual royalties at 10 percent of gross with initial investment of 29 000 to 50 000 dollars and a 10 000 dollar one time fee. Brooks describes procedures to ensure safe, scary experiences. Riders encounter Grim Reaper, witches, ogres, and a guillotine as the wagon traverses a haunted route.
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Patterson
New York City
Brooks
Community event brief roundup with local notices
Annual Union Chapel chicken and noodle dinner on Sunday November 1 from 4 30 to 7 30 at Harrison Township Hall proceeds aid the needy Christmas portraits offered at Illustrated Imagery 1425 S Main phone 242 7863 gift certificates available Elect Datulio County Clerk paid by Datulio Camp Commission Elect Sherry Goodloe County Register of Deeds paid by Goodloe Camp Fund Public welcome at Williamsburg United Methodist Church Friends Day November 1 10 am Gorgeous Anniversary band and jewelry sale Suttons Jewelry 207 S Main call 242 3723 Just arrived large dial watches and talking alarm clocks for the sight impaired Suttons Jewelry 207 S Main portraits for Christmas from Gladman Studio 114 E 2nd call 242 5227 Re elect Laura Sutton for Franklin County Clerk paid by Laura Sutton Veterans Day activities announced no parade this year Joe Wakefield Post Commander Gary Ross Ad
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Sutton’s Jewelry
S. Main
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Sun
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Electray
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