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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1992

Page

8

Bush knew of hostage talks in 1986 meeting contradicts Weinberger notes

Washington AP reports a second indictment of Caspar Weinberger cites handwritten notes showing a January 7, 1986 meeting where Reagan aides discussed arms for hostages with Iran. The notes clash with Bush's claim he did not know of such deals though he acknowledged some hostages were freed. The document also notes Weinberger and Shultz's opposition to the arms sales.

Washington Bush Defense Caspar W. Weinberger Reagan Iran Reagan White House Lebanon U.S Ans Weinberger Shultz Poindexter Bill Casey Ed Meese

Funeral arrest shocks mourners at Osawatomie cemetery

Eugene Yohe of Ottawa was arrested on a misdemeanor warrant as Pamela Denise Johnson 35 was laid to rest after an Oct 23 car crash near Loon Lake Junction in Washington. Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herman ordered the action, drawing protest from the family and minister Noble Gould as Miami and Franklin County officers halted the funeral procession.

Ottawa Osawatomie Eugene Yohe Pamela Denise Johnson Loon Lake Junction Washington Oklahoma Kenneth Gentry Topeka Pamela Johnson Franklin County Miami County Yohe Noble Gould Town and Country Jeff Herman Gentry

Ottawa area events calendar list includes arts, meetings and holidays

A dense schedule lists community arts shows at Ransom Memorial Hospital and Ottawa Library, numerous meetings from Jaycees to city council, charity dinners, school events, and Thanksgiving observances in Ottawa and Franklin County. Items name Shirley Akers, Steve Carrier, Anthony Podesta, and organizations such as American Legion, VFW, ORC, OU and the Arts Center.

Ottawa Community Arts Guild Ransom Memorial Hospital Osage City Shirley Akers Steve Carrier Ottawa Union Chapel Church Harrison Township Hall OFCED Chamber PRIDE Pofitho’s Kansas Veterans Commission Legislative Action Ottawa Planning Commission City Hall Ottawa Jaycees Pizza Village American Royal 21St Kansas City Ottawa City Commission American Legion VFW Franklin County Commission Little Caesars S. Mann Franklin County Conservation District Board E. 23Rd VFW Hall Us-59 Franklin County Historical Society Ottawa University Union Board of Education S. Main Chamber Board of Directors Community Arts Council Ottawa University Anthony T. Podesta Pinnachlo Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Christian Women’s Club OU Union Art Guild Arts Center OHS Zoning Public Franklin County Red Allen Jr Ottawa Municipal Franklin County Genealogical Society Ransom Memroiai Quilters Guild Eliott Hall Franklin County Kansans For Life Courts Building Fair Board Ottawa Community Arts Council ORC OU Ups AARP East Central Kansas Armory Haley Park Oma

Marine general backs Clinton in Ottawa visit

Major General Clay Comfort, retired Third Marine Aircraft Wing commander and Vietnam veteran, urged support for Bill Clinton at Franklin County Democratic headquarters in Ottawa. He linked military strength to domestic prosperity, defended war protesters, and praised Clinton’s understanding of military, economic, and foreign policy ties.

Bill Tellier Herald Clay Comfont Third Marine Aircraft Wing Ottawa Arkansas Bill Clinton Comfort Franklin County Democatic Kansas Dwight D. Eisenhower America Comfor Wells Ottawa County University of Kansas Vietnam Clinton Ralph Young Clay Comfort Franklin County Clinton-Gore Debbie Uncan Democratic

Haunted Hayrides go national as franchised spooks emerge

A nationwide trend brands Haunted Hayrides as franchises with trademarks such as Haunted Hayride and Haunted Forest. Customers pay about eight dollars fifty cents for a Halloween experience with themed stops like Witches' Cauldron, Port-O-San, and other branded touches begun by Ronald Brooks in 1985 near Syracuse and expanded by ventures like Bob Catrini.

Patterson N.Y Port-O-San Ronald Brooks Syracuse Bob Catrini Wall Street

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