Hayden confirms October meeting with Owen Bryant in campaign case
Gov. Mike Hayden acknowledged meetings in September and October 1986 with former Lt. Gov. Dave Owen and Tuscaloosa businessman Paul Bryant Jr. The October meeting at Topeka's Billard Airport involved discussions around $32,000 in alleged illegal campaign contributions, as investigators probe Owen's role and Bryant's dog-track ventures. Special prosecutors and the Public Disclosure Commission are pursuing the case.
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Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden
Hayden
Dave Owen
Paul Bryant Jr
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Kansas
Owen
Bryant
Billard
State Public Disclosure Commission
Associated Press
Johnson County District Court
Disclosure Commission
Owen and Associates
Wichita
Kansas City
Sunflower Racing Inc
State Racing Commission
Pittsburg
U.S. embassy staff evacuated from Beirut amid protests
U S Ambassador John McCarthy and 29 staff evacuated after hundreds of Christian demonstrators surrounded the Beirut embassy. They flew to Cyprus and then to Italy, with sources saying they would proceed to a U S base in Germany. The incident follows years of Lebanon turmoil including bombings and hostage crises involving Western forces.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
John McCarthy
Syria
Keith Peterson
Nicosia
Aoukar
McCarthy
United States
Cyprus
Italy
Akrotiri
NATO
Sigonella
Sicily
Enrollment at Ottawa University tops 527 at main campus
Lorie Hyten reports University officials announce fall enrollment reaches 527 at the main campus, just under 1988 levels, with late admissions still possible. OU president Wheaton cites consistent growth and plans for broader access via the five year, 3.5 million UWIN project to boost recruitment and retention across campuses.
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Lorie Hyten
Herald
Ottawa’ University
Dick Maack
Maack
Wibur Wheaton
Sqttawa University
Wheaton
Kansas City
Phoenix
Bakker Competent to Stand Trial in PTL Case
Federal Judge Robert Potter ruled Jim Bakker competent to stand trial after a hearing in Charlotte. Bakker, brought in leg irons, faced questions about recent psychiatric evaluation at Butner prison where Dr. Sally Johnson testified he is coherent and capable, with his defense seeking a mistrial undecided.
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Charlotte
N.C
Jim Bakker
U.S
Robert Potter
Bakker
Sally Johnson
Federal Correctional Institution At
Butner
Potter
Tammy Faye
Obituaries for Vernon Keagy and Alexander Maloney
Two funeral notices from Gardner Kansas honor Vernon L. Keagy 60 of Colorado Springs died Sept 1 1989 and Alexander F Pat Maloney 68 of Gardner died Sept 4 1989 with services set in Swan Law Funeral Home and Bruce Chapel respectively. Keagy survived by two sons a daughter two brothers and three grandchildren. memorials to American Heart Association requested. Maloney formerly with Reno Construction Co survived by wife one son a brother five sisters and two grandchildren with burial at Paola Cemetery.
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Vernon L. Keagy
Colorado Springs
Swan Law Funeral Home
Ottawa
Colorado
Greensboro
N.C
U.S. Army
Volvo Truck Co
James W. Keagy
Missouri
Larry V. Keagy
Coppell
Texas
Denita A. Keagy
Alexander F. Maloney Gardner
Alexander F
Pat” Maloney
Gardner
Olathe Medical Center
Bruce Chapel
Paola Cemetery
Paola
Reno Con
Betty
Richard Maloney
William Maloney
Osawatomie
Anna Kruska
Ota Robie
Fort Meyers
Fla
Margaret Vaughn
Vernon
Alice Doherty
Louisburg
Mary Longley
Palmsdale
Calif
Wall Street Drops as Fed Policy Outlook Firms Up
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 37.23 points to 2707.45 at midday amid uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy and higher for longer rates. Major losers were General Motors, AT&T, Merck, McDonalds, and Union Carbide as investors doubt any near term easing.
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New York
Federal Reserve
General Motors
American Telephone & Telegraph
Merck
Franklin County Almanac Forecast Summary
The forecast calls for a party cloudy night with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms and lows near 70. Thursday will be partly sunny, hot and humid with highs from 90 to 95 and south winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Kansas
Ottawa Herald Aereweaeee
Storms to linger longer in Kansas weekend forecast
Thunderstorms dumped 2 to 3 inches of rain in spots and caused minor flooding across Kansas. The National Weather Service warned the system would continue through the weekend, with rainfall totals ranging from 1 to 4 inches in several counties and flood alerts along Mill Creek and lower Arkansas, Ninnescah and Walnut rivers.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Concordia
Manhattan
Wichita
Cordia
Beloit
Salina
Mill Creek
Washington
Northcentral
Arkansas
Ninnescah
Walnut
Cross Creek
International student reception at Ottawa University
A 6:30 p.m. Sunday reception at Brad and Beth Kahler’s home welcomes international students at Ottawa University. Co sponsored by the Franklin County Red Cross chapter and the Ottawa Hospitality Committee, the event introduces students to the community and reunites returning students. This fall 63 students from 15 countries attend. Refreshments available. public invited. For details contact Murle Mordy or Beth Kahler.
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Ottawa University
Brad and
Beth Kahler
S. Cedar
Franklin County
The
American Red Cross
Ottawa Hospitality Committee
Ottawa
Murle Mordy
District Court Notes and Local Arrests in Ottawa
Franklin County District Court heard pleas from Carol Hammar and Deanna RA Berger on issuing insufficient checks with fines, costs, restitution, and probation. Sheriff’s arrests included Michael Whitacre on check laws and James Hummel Jr. on marijuana with intent to sell warrants. The Daily Report notes vending machine theft at Danny's N and an unpaid room at Econo Lodge, plus local market quotations for agricultural commodities and PIK certificate redemptions.
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District Court News
Carol Hammar
S. Olive
Franklin County District Court
Deanna RA. Berger
Sheriff's News
Franklin County
James R. Hummel Jr
Pomona
Ottawa Herald
Danny
Moving sale ads and local business notices brief
A compilation of local ads includes a moving sale at Kozy Tiques 720 W 7th with hours Thursday and Friday 1 5 p.m and Saturday 10 5 p.m. A storage space listing offers 5x5 5x10 10x10 and 10x20 units at Wingert I 35 Service Storage with contact 242 8306. Also mentions permanent waving service TRIONIX at Charlotte's Chat and Curl 1740 S Elm 242 2377. Center Satellite TV at 1519 S Main 242 5636 39 95 monthly. The Country Riders perform at The Other Place Friday and Saturday 9 1 a.m. Go Cyclones 20 off tech at The Alley and beat Pittsburgh.
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Ransom and Breakfast
Kozy Tiques
Charlotte's Chat & Curl
S. Elm
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Owen Bryant
Christian Army
Michel Aoun
Cain
Abel
Aoun
Terry A. Anderson
Middle East
State Department
Mark Dillon
West Germany
Ms. Johnson
Struction Co
Kansas City, MO
Wall Street
Franklin County Almanac
the Daily Report
Janice McIntosh
Princeton
Clint Callaghan
Mary Anne Ramsey
Frances Lucas
Eunice Ostendorf
Margaret Merritt
Michael C. Whitacre
S. Oak
Public Safety News
Ottawa Co-op
ASCS
Ad Briefs
Center
S. Main
Cyclones
Pittsburgh
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