State Fair Attracts Major Politicians At Hutchinson
The 1985 Kansas State Fair opens with Gov. John Carlin presiding at 2 p.m. and a Henan Province exhibit. Chinese agriculturalists visit Sept 11-20, hosted by Bethel College official Robert Kreider. Many political figures including Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, Sen. Robert Dole, Rep. Dan Glickman, and guest speakers Tom Harkin and Jim Hightower plan appearances around Governor’s Day and Farm Crisis Rally. Charlie Plumb to speak at morning worship.
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Kansas State Fair
Kansas
Henan
China
John Carlin
People's Republic of China
Robert Kreider
Bethel College
Sichuan Agricultural College
Carlin
Kansas Department of Economic Development
International Building
Pride of Kansas
Block
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Dan Glickman
D-Kan
Glickman
Cessna Activities Center
Tom Harkin
Diowa
Jim Hightower
Charlie Plumb
Farm Bureau
Plumb
Kansas City
Courthouse Renovation Approval Highlights Historic Design
Franklin County Historical Society director John Mark Lambertson praised the Courthouse renovation for its blend of woodworking and railing style with the building, noting salvaged wainscoting. The project, designed by Ossman and Associates and Markowitz Builders, costs projected at about 153000, funded by no fund warrants and the courthouse jail fund.
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John Mark Lambertson
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Franklin County Historical
Lambertson
Franklin County
George Washburn
Washburn
Johnson
Atchison
Anderson
Neosho
Miami
Woodson, Doniphan, Kingman, Butler, Pratt and
Chautauqua Counties
First Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Old Christian Church
Ottawa University
Sutton
Ossman and Associates
Markowitz Builders
Emporia
Defendants Aim To Blend In Courtroom With Strong Presence
A lawyer described the tactic of presenting a robust, competitive courtroom presence to influence proceedings. The approach seeks to project substantial credibility and strength, blending into the courtroom environment while aiming to compete effectively.
Valium Goes Generic After 22 Years of Monopoly
The FDA approved licenses for three firms to market generic diazepam, ending Hoffman-La Roche’s 22 year hold. Secretary Heckler called the move price friendly and said addiction risks are well known to physicians. Valium remained a top seller despite declines in prescriptions from 1975 to 1984.
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Food and Drug Administration
Hoffman-La Roche Inc
Heckler
Estate hearings and public notices in Franklin County
Notices published for August 22 1985 to September 12 1985 in Ottawa Kansas reference two probate matters in Franklin County District Court. Descents for Vivian Dale estate sought by Dorothy M Roeht and executor Nelle B Gallier seeks administration closure, with hearings set in Ottawa. Public notices include classifieds and community notices of sales, services, clubs, and lost and found items.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Vivian
Dale
K.S.A
Dundee Place
Ottawa
Robert A. Gallier
State of
Nelle B. Gallier
Robert A. Galler
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Robert Dole
Russell
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Margaret M. Heckler
William S. Bowers
Main Street
P.O
Dorothy M. Roshi
Thomas E. Gleason
Nelle
Galtier
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anan
Edward A. BeCock
FR. CO
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Alabama
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Massasoit
South Cedar
South Oakt
North Cedar
West 5Th
South Mulberry
West Mth
Ottawa Herald
Johnson County
Carl Chuck
E.C
Mark IV Shoes
Ottawa University Business Office
Loth and Cedar
Bob Kelly
Topeka
Beto Jct
Truck Plaza
E.C.E
KLETC
City of Mulvane
N. 2Nd
Mulvane
McDonald's
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Washington Monument
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Lee
Miss Buxley
Joel
Mrs. Halftrack
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Sacred Heart Church
Ee Bernhardt School of
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Tony Shores
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