Hayden's tough first term faces legislative defeats in Kansas
Governor Mike Hayden struggled to pass key bills through the Kansas Legislature. He failed to win death penalty House support in 1987 and both chambers in 1989 and 1990, sparked criticism of his communication, partisan stance, and leadership style. Critics blame lawmakers and media for masking his shortcomings while GOP peers note legislative dynamics and inertia.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Mike Hayden
Hayden
House
Martin Luther King Jr
Wichita
Johnson County
Kansas House of Representatives
Johnston
Don Concannon
Hugoton
GOP
House Republicans
University Family Day Weekend At Ottawa University
Ottawa University schedules a three event Family Day weekend with OU volleyball at Wilson Field House Friday 6 p.m. and reception in Martin Hall to follow. Saturday features three campus tours at 10 30 a.m. 12 30 p.m. and 4 30 p.m. plus a Braves Brunch at 11 45 a.m. and tailgate noon 1 p.m. at the union mall. Activities include renovations at Ward and Behan hall and the Mammel Art Center, OU football vs Friends at Cook Field 1 30 p.m., soccer vs St Mary at Dick Peters 4 p.m., a 5 30 p.m. barbecue at President Wheaton’s home, rain site Mowbray cafeteria, and a contact number 242-5200 extension 5560.
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Ottawa University
St. Mary of the Plains
Tabor
Wilson Field House
Martin Hall
Behan Hall
Mammel Art Center
Braves
Mowbray Union
Union Mall
Football Braves
Friends Falcons
Cook Field
St. Mary
Dick Peters Memorial
Wilbur Wheaton
Mowbray
Dean of Students
Offenders on New Program Face Compliance Test
New local program will supervise five offenders at launch with a strict structure. Officials say integrity and rapid response to violations are essential for success. Meanwhile the New York stock market slipped midday as oil prices rose after an early rally faded. Dow Jones fell 24.50 to 2435.15.
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New York
Experts downplay big quake forecast in Midwest
In New Hamburg Missouri AP reports quakes felt across six states within the New Madrid Fault zone. Scientists such as Doug Wiens of Washington University dismiss the December 3 prediction of a 7.0+ quake as exaggerated. the initial 4.6 quake and a 3.0 aftershock caused minor damage and no injuries.
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New Hamburg
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
New Madrid
Iben Browning
Doug Wiens
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Washington University
St. Louis
U.S. Geological Survey
David Stewart
Center For
Stewart
Marked Tree
Ark
Kansas Briefs: Darby Memorial Highway Dedicated
Kansas City honors Harry Darby with I 635 median dedication as a memorial. Darby, a WWI veteran and founder of Darby Corp., died in 1987 at 91. University enrollment records show KU and K State at highs, Wichita State slight dip. State grants fund rural transit upgrades. Kansas sky mystery: possible hydrogen research balloon observed by NWS in dawn light across central Kansas.
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Kansas City
Harry Darby
U.S
Darby
Kan
Wichita
Kansas
National Weather Service
Marion
South Haven
Bill Ryan
Desi Amiaz Musical Planned By Lucie Amaz In New York
Lucie Amaz, Lucille Ball’s daughter, plans a musical about Desi Amiaz the Cuban bandleader and TV star. He wrote of coming to America and turning his life into a show, and Amaz hopes to realize it. Amiaz died in 1986 and Amaz, 39, stars in Sons and Daughters after a failed The Lucie Amr Show.
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New York
Lucille Ball
Lucie Amaz
Desi Amiaz
Ottawa Herald publication details and subscription rates
Ottawa Herald lists staff roles including editor publisher and editors, and provides detailed subscription rates for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding areas effective April 1 1990, with prices for monthly quarterly semiannual and annual options by carrier motor route mail and out of state.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Local Ad Briefs and Sales Highlight Listings
A collage of community notices and sales promos runs through this period. Deals include 20 percent off dresses at Fashion Alley through Sept 29, a city yard sale event in Oct, and a ground beef offer from Stinson’s Meat Processing. Also featured are a band performance at Ottawa Christian Center, a bicycle shop relocation, infant item discounts, a lobster promotion, and a GMC year end sale with double rebates at Underwood’s.
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