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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1996
Page
6
Actress Monna McGill speaks from experience about Broadway life in a reflective piece. The feature chronicles stage craft, career highs and challenges, and the emotional texture of performances observed from a veteran perspective.
The forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions Friday with a high in the mid 80s and a southeast wind 5 to 10 mph.
Bob Dole loses two key media advisers Don Sipple and Mike Murphy in a surprise move as the campaign shifts to new consultants Alex Castellanos Chris Mottola and Greg Stevens. The resignations come amid Clinton polling leads and criticism of ads. Clinton kicks off Florida push with a literacy education pledge at a Tampa rally.
Hutchinson Kansas reports a heavy corn earworm outbreak across southern and central areas. McPherson County agent Dale Ladd says the infestation rivaled none in eight years and corn damage shows as milo berries soften in the soft dough stage, prompting waves of farmer calls.
Hutchinson AP reports 50 judges line up for the Kansas State Fair with Gayla Moeckel Gladys Heter Sargent and Clarice McGraw assessing entries. They describe crust weight air holes and uniform loaf as key bread qualities and stress a good taste.
Peggy A. Castleberry, 50, of Osawatomie died after her westbound 1984 Ford Mustang was rear collided by a semi trailer driven by Kirk S. Owen 32 Emporia near Princeton on John Brown Highway about 2:30 p.m. The trailer dragged her through a ditch after evasive action by Owen, and Castleberry was thrown from the car and run over. EVCO Food Corp. Emporia owned the semi trailer.
In Harleton Charleston area crowds stock up with fuel water and food as Hurricane Fran strengthens toward a late night landfall near Myrtle Beach expected to move north into North Carolina. Winds 115 mph with hurricane gusts 74 mph plus heavy tides predicted. Hugo memories shape alarm as Gov Beasley orders National Guard and evacuates about 500000 along the coast.
Kansas Senator Nancy Kassebaum and former Tennessee Senator Howard Baker are close friends who date exclusively but no wedding is planned. Kassebaum, 64, retires this year. Baker, 70, is a Washington lawyer and lobbyist, widower. Baker left the Senate in 1985 and later served as President Reagan's chief of staff.
Iraq denounces U S missile strikes on southern Iraq as a war crime and urges UN condemnation. The PUK claims Iraqi troops attacked positions near Irbil while a U N guard reported substantial clashes southeast of the city. U S intelligence says Saddam troops pull back from the north.
A chaotic roundup cites Pamela Morgan warning the public in March not to eat luminescent seafood after a BC man’s death. It also covers Nina Hartley defending adult film romance, Tom Getherall on TWA 800, John Royster’s nostalgia, Deion Sanders’ arrest quip, fatal falls in Florida and Massachusetts, Dhaka bus deaths, Italian justice updates, and a Weird News logistics request to send tips to Chuck Shepherd.
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