Engagement of Teresa Kramer to Stanley Rasmussen
Teresa Kramer and Stanley Rasmussen announce their engagement. Teresa, a 1981 Ottawa High School and 1985 KU environmental studies graduate, works for the Corps of Engineers. Stanley, a KU political science and DU law degree holder, works for the Denver water department. They plan to wed October 10, 1987 at the First United Methodist Church.
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George
Jacque Kramer
Willow
Teresa
Stanley L. Rasmussen
Donald
Jerry Rasmussen
Pine
Colo
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Corps of Engineers
University of Denver
Denver Water Department
First United Methodist Church
Couple to mark 50th wedding anniversary
Wayne and Edna Casebolt of 504 N Mulberry celebrate their 50th anniversary with a reception from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on September 13 at First Christian Church near Cedar. They have three children Leota Evans Udall Sharon Feaster and Max Casebolt plus five grandchildren. Edna Sturm and Wayne Casebolt wed September 18 1987 in Winfield.
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Wayne
Edna Casebolt
N. Mulberry
First Christian Church
Cedar
Leota Evans
Udall
Sharon Feaster
Wichita
Max Casebolt
Kansas City
Kan
Edna Sturm
Wayne Casebolt
Winfield
Robbins Name Baby Sean Michael Robbins
Rob and Shannon Robbins of Phoenix Arizona welcome son Sean Michael Robbins born August 5 1987 at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital weighing 5 pounds 0.5 ounces Sean has a sister Amanda aged six Grandparents Bob and Marguerite Robbins and Ray and Kelly Fenter Great grandfather Orda Erwin of Ottawa Retirement Village linked to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Michael Robbins
Rob
Shannon Robbins
Phoenix
Ariz
Scottsdale, Ariz
Memorial Hospital
Sean
Amanda
Bob
Marguerite Robbins
Willow
Ray
Kelly Fenter
Arvada
Colo
Orda Erwin
Ottawa
Gloves Help Weightlifters Protect Hands and Joints
Dear reader notes gloves buffer hand joints and do not diminish workouts. The column supports weight training for youth with cautions about overloading and growth plate risk, and confirms housework can count as exercise with about 3.5 calories per minute and potential aerobic benefits.
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DR. Donohue
M.K
R.L.S
Dotson's Freedom Halted By A Parole Violation
CHICAGO AP Gary Dotson, freed on a commutation after the accuser recanted, was ordered back to prison for at least eight months for violating parole. The Illinois Prisoner Review Board revoked a three year parole amid new arrests, including alleged wife beating, triggering potential full revocation of the original rape sentence.
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Chicago
Gary Dotson
James R. Thompson
Dotson
Cathleen Crowell Webb
Thompson
Illinois Prisoner Review Board
Board
Kent Steinkamp
Terry Barnich
State Department of Corrections
Thomas Breen
Cook County
Camille
Steinkamp
Review Board
Kansas Marine among four killed in Camp Pendleton crash
Four Marines died when a CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter crashed in a remote Camp Pendleton area during a routine night training. Lt. Chris Toburen of Pittsburg Kansas, a former Kansas fullback, and Lt. Scott Heister of Robesoniaberks Pennsylvania were identified among the pilots. Two other crew members were unnamed pending family notifications. The crash followed another recent Sea Knight loss and prompted no immediate grounding orders.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Kansas
Chris R. Toburen
Pittsburg
Kan
Toburen
University of Kansas
Scott R. Heister
Robesoniaberks
Tom Mitchell
Nelson Toburen
Crawford County
Green Bay Packers
California
Lawrence Wilbert
Marine Corps
Orange County
Sea Knights
Tustin
Gene Browne
Marine Corps Reserves
Marine Corps Air Station
el Toro
Trabuco Canyon
Irvine
Analysis of party coalitions reshape Kansas politics in 1987
HNS discusses the shift in Kansas politics as Republicans and Democrats form ad hoc coalitions. Leaders Jim Allen Bud Burke Mike Johnston and Bob Talkington are cited amid debates on governing without party discipline. The piece warns that voter input may weaken as power leans to new alliances ahead of 1988 legislature.
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Jim Allen
Ottawa
Senate
Allen
Bud Burke
Leawood
Mike Johnston
Parsons
Bob Talkington
Iola
Fear For 500 Holiday Travelers
Chicago ap As many as 520 people could die in traffic accidents over the Labor Day weekend nationwide the National Safety Council estimated. The council also says 17 000 to 21 000 could be injured during the three day period from Friday 6 pm to Monday midnight local times. They urged belt use child safety seats and slower speeds on rural interstates the Make It Click belt campaign runs through Labor Day and officials advised caution on unfamiliar roads and in poor weather.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Cassandra Carter
Council
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