Shelter for Kansas City homeless sought
In Kansas City a makeshift shelter effort forms as Mary Gomez Lona leads a clinic to help Mexican migrant men living under an I-35 exit ramp. Funding and legal issues loom while Sacred Heart Church offers scarce nightly refuge. Local INA and merchants weigh concerns.
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Kansas City, Mo
Mexico
Luis
Cee
Lona
Richard Cabot
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Sacred Heart Church
Michael Walker
Weekend brings light frost in northeast Kansas
Light frost touched parts of northeast Kansas on the first full day of autumn with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s before dawn at Fort Riley Manhattan and Topeka. Readings ranged from 34 in Manhattan 36 in Ottawa 37 in Topeka to 55 in Liberal and 56 in Salina. The National Weather Service said calm skies and a light wind aided the frost.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Fort Riley
Manhattan
National Weather Service
Ottawa
Liberal
Salina
Chronister addresses GOP ladies in Kansas meeting
Chronister tells delegates from Franklin County and Ottawa that Kansans are confused about Gov. Hayden's achievements. She reflects on 12 years in Legislature from Ways and Means chair to Speaker to governor, urging opposition to Joan Finney. Other speakers include Dick Nichols and Carla DePriest.
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Eureka
Franklin County
Kansas Federation of Republican Women
Dorothy Nichols
Ottawa
Rochelle Chronister
Neodesha
GOP
Mike Hayden
Chronister
Ways and Means
Joan Finney
Dick Nichols
McPherson
Congress
Carla DePriest
Emporia
Federation
Augusta
Mary Compton
Fredonia
Yates Center
Lawrence to test beef offerings in new phone services
About 35 000 Lawrence customers will get six new Bell services starting Oct. 1 to block trace or trace calls. Kansas approved the rates and features include Call Blocker, Call Cue, Call Return, Call Trace, Priority Call, and Selective Call Forwarding with monthly fees from 1 to 4 dollars. The program will roll out in seven cities across four states including Joplin Muskogee Jonesboro Austin Laredo and McAllen.
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Topeka
Kan
Lawrence
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Kansas
Alice Ranstoos
Commission
Joplin
Muskogee
Okla
Jonesboro
Ark
Austin, Laredo
McAllen
Texas
Visit from Down Under Continues Fram Page 1
Australian youths touring regional POA breeders will select horses to show at the Oklahoma fair. McClaren’s horses are favored after sweeping top POA honors at Kansas State Fair. The group also tours and shops. shoes cost about 250 dollars in Australia and used cars are pricey.
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McClaren
Paul Thurlow
Australia
America
Thurlow
Felicity Richardson
Ad briefs from local merchants and events
Donna Lear moves to A Cut Above at 1525 S Main with new contact 242 8430. Underwood's offers 1990 GMC year end close out with financing options. Fashion Alley offers 20 percent off dresses through Sept 29. Meet Connie and Dick Nichols October 4 at Guy Park. George's Bicycle Shop relocates to 224 W Wilson. Watts Concrete Yard Naments near Ottawa on Hwy 69. Win 15 dollars in free gas by guessing KC Chiefs football scores at Wolken Oil Phillips 66.
White House backs Gramm Rudman cuts
The White House warned Congress a veto is likely if next week’s deadline for 100 billion automatic spending cuts is delayed. Presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the Gramm Rudman targets enforce deficit discipline and should not be extended. He blamed Democrats for shifting focus to capital gains taxes while noting other disputes remain, and he cited Senator Bob Dole’s plan to offset cuts with higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Marlin Fitzwater
Gramm- Rudman
Fitzwater
Bush
S_ strong
Renee Hill
Sek Sane
Ing
Senate
Bob Dole
Kan
Kansas
GOP
Wall Street Stocks Slide as Banking Woes Deepen
Wall Street fell sharply as bank stocks led losses amid renewed concerns over the banking sector. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 48.77 to 2463.61 by noon, with 186 advances, 1324 declines, and 330 unchanged on the NYSE. Chase Manhattan fell 1 percent to 11 as major banks Citicorp, Chemical, Manufacturers Hanover, and J.P. Morgan also slid. Boeing dropped 3 to 40, while crude oil futures topped 37 per barrel on the NYMEX.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
New York Mercantile Exchange
Chase Manhattan
NYSE
Citicorp
Chemical Banking
Hanover
J.P. Morgan
Boeing
Ottawa Herald Page Ad Rates and Staff List
The Ottawa Herald lists weekly publication details with staff positions at 104 S. Cedar and outlines subscription prices effective April 1 1990. Rates cover Ottawa rural towns mail motor routes and out-of state mail with monthly quarterly semiannual and annual options.
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Franklin County
State of Kansas
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Kansas City
Mary Gomez Lona
Walker
West Side
Chicago
Southwest Boulevard
Ron Sanders
Sanders
Dos Mundos
Clara Reyes
Reyes
Wey
Ines
Hic Sane
Down Under
United States
U.S
Oklahoma City
Rantout
Disneyland
Grove
Honolulu
Waikiki
Hawaii
Ad Briefs
Donna Lear
A. Cut Above
S. Main
Sutton
Underwood
Fashion Alley
Connie
Guy Park
Nichols
J. Ransom
Fr. Co. Chinn
WATTS
Wolken Oil
Phillip
Gramm-Rudman
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Jim A Hiteh
Tarry Ostmeyer
Caral Ackermann
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