Carlin campaign funds under review by Kansas panel
The Kansas Public Disclosure Commission considers whether John Carlin's four year campaign fund, totaling about 300000, should apply to a future election. Excess contributions may be refunded, and the outcome could affect his potential 1990 gubernatorial run.
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Dale Goter
Harris
OPERA
Kansas
John Carlin
Carlin
Cedar Crest
Kansas Public Disclosure Commission
Public Disclosure Commission
Topeka
Robert Brock
Harris News Service
Disclosure Commission
Houston
Texas
National Unity Taskforce
Wichita State University
Economic Development Associates
Carol Williams
Robert Stephan
Fletcher Bell
Williamsburg Students Named National Merit Semifinalists
Williamsburg High School seniors David Basel and Tan Reekie are named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists, the only two in Franklin County area high schools. They join 15,000 semifinalists nationwide with about 6,000 scholarships worth over 23 million dollars possible. Basel is senior class president and active in FFA, football, basketball, and track. Reekie is an FFA officer and yearbook co editor with cross country and other sports. Both are National Honor Society members and sons of Williamsburg families.
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Jay Bemis
Williamsburg High School
David Basel
Tan Reekie
Basel
Reekie
Franklin County
Pat Happer
Williamsburg
Ralph
Joy Basel
Chris
Lila Reekie
WHS
Joy
Lila
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Franklin County Almanac Weather Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy across multiple states with night lows around 60 in Missouri and mid 40s to 50s elsewhere. Highs near 70s in some areas, 80s in Missouri, with chances of thunderstorms and scattered showers through Thursday. Cooler conditions expected into Thursday night across Nebraska and Oklahoma Panhandle.
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Missouri
Nebraska
Monly
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Colorado
Coaler
Arkansas
Norma Jean Bornsheuer Topeka NPN graveside service set
Norma Jean Bornsheuer 53 of Topeka dies at home on Sept 15 1987 a graveside service will be at Scranton Cemetery at 9 am Thursday. She was a licensed practical nurse and attended Most Pure Heart of Mary Church. Survived by husband Donald Bornsheler two daughters two sons two sisters a half sister six half brothers and three grandsons. Memorials may be sent to the Norma Jean Bornsheuer Memorial Fund care of Newcomer Diffenderfer Funeral Home.
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Norma J. Bornsheuer
Topeka
Norma Jean Bornsheuer
Scranton
Jimmie Mack Warren
Donald Bornsheler
Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Della Smith
Cindy Baumgardner
Thomas Schell Jr
Roland Schell
Meriden
Jimmie War- Ten
Overland Park
Dolores Morris
Betty Bardsley
Patricia Lawrence
Emporia
Larry Whitebread
Raymond
Kevin
Allen
Carl
Duane Whitebread
Newcomer- Diffenderfer
P.O. Box
Daily Report Hospital Notes And Court Updates
Admissions include Alfred Wadkins Dorothy Schulz Agnes Adams Nancy Reed Tuesday. Arrests include Kenneth Lott Pomona on terroristic threats warrant. bond set at 6000 dollars. District Court news notes probation extension for Duncan St Croix and juvenile cases Tammi Johnson Travis Graika. Traffic sentences issued for Spillman Crist and others. Thefts involve West Wilson Car and Truck Repair and National Video. Quotations for Tuesday at Ottawa Co op listed.
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Alfred Wadkins
S. Oak
Dorothy Schulz
Walnut
Agnes Adams
Richmond
Nancy Reed
Wellsville
Steve Brecheisen
Lyndon
Brian Gorton
Kenneth R. Lott
Pomona
Don Edwards
Lott
Robert D. Whiles
Lane
Whiles
Duncan
Tammi R. Johnson
Ash
Alco
S. Main
Travis Graika
Princeton
CF Bus Service
Graika
Donald W. Spillman
Wichita
Dennis L. Crist
Universities say equipment needs outstrip funding to stay competitive
Kansas state university officials told lawmakers that statewide equipment needs for classrooms and labs total about 77.7 million dollars, far exceeding current financing options. They proposed bonds of 10 to 50 million, noting KU and KSU would require more, and that funding shortfalls hinder technology and modernization.
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Topeka
Kan
State Board of Regents
Robert Kruh
Kansas State University
Gus Bogina
R-Lenexa
Senate
Ways and
Marlin Rein
University of Kansas
Kruh
Kansas State
Manhattan
Lawrence
Regents
Morgan Olsen
Emporia State University
Olsen
Regents Universities
Local Advertisements and Correction Notice
A compact ad brief lists jewelry shops Suttons Drake and a correction about an auction owners Mr and Mrs Glenn Gilliland. It also promotes Donna Lear now at Hair Art, Guys and Dolls, and salon ads for Our Glamour Blondes Charlotte's Chat N Curl with contact numbers for appointments.
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Tue
Glenn Gilliland
Donna Lear
Hairart
Guys and Dolls
Thur
Charlotte's
S. Elm
App't
University Joins Bells Tribute to Constitution
The Ottawa University carillon will participate in Bells Across America a Ringing Tribute to the Constitution. At 3 p.m. Thursday, the OU Chapel bells join national bells to ring 200 times at one second intervals to mark the 200th anniversary of the Constitution signing.
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Ottawa University
America
Salina teachers ratify contract cutting spring break
Salina National Education Association and the Salina school board ratified a contract after mediation. The pact shortens spring break from nine to six days and raises salaries by 4.72 percent. The agreement awaits ratification by both sides. A new PALS reading lab starts at the East Central Vocational Cooperative with a 20 week adult course, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, enrollment by calling 242-6719.
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Salina
Adult Education Center
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Talks Progressing in Nuclear Arms Talks With Soviets
Secretary of State George P. Shultz said some progress was made in pre summit arms control discussions with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze. Negotiators and weapons experts met for three hours Tuesday night and another group handled bilateral questions. No details were released after a brief reporters’ exchange at the Soviet embassy.
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Washington
George P. Shultz
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Shultz
U.S
Shevardnadze
Wellsville Arts Show to Highlight Elizabeth Layton Works
Ottawa Recreation Commission holds its monthly meeting at 7 tonight at the Youth Center. More than 50 Wellsville area artists display works during Wellsville Days in a Crescent Club sponsored show. Elizabeth Layton, a Wellsville artist with national recognition, will have numerous paintings featured. Show begins at 9 a.m. at the Treasure Hunt in the Hostetter building.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
W. 4Th
Wellsville Area
Wellsville
Wellsville Crescent Club
Elizabeth Layton
Hostetter Building
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West Wilson Car & Truck Repair
W. Wilson
National Video
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Mulberry
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Ronald C. Kelly
Dallas
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Centerville
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Delmar Russell Higdon
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