Gary Hart's Past Moves Highlight Ottawa Roots
Gary Hart’s Ottawa childhood shows a mobile family that lived at 1039 North Main and later at 736 South Locust, with Nina Hartpence famed for keeping house. Birth records in the Ottawa Herald confirm his November 28 1936 birth and early prize announcements, while neighbors recall frequent relocations and a strict Nazarene household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bemis Carr
Nina Hartpence
Colorado
Gary Hart
Gary
Bethany Nazarene College
Oklahoma
Hartpences
Ottawa
Hart
Nina
Nancy
Hartpence) Lee
Port Townsend
Wash
Mom
Ralph Hartpence
W. 7Th
Jim Alexander
Carl Hartpence
Carl
Alexander-Hartpence
Alexander
John Mark Lambertson
The
Franklin County Historical Society
N. Main
North Main
Ottawa Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Car
Hartpence
Gary Warren
RMH
the Herald
Central Printing Company
Ronald D. Cowdin
North Main Auto
Cowdin
S. Locust
Eloise Andrews
Locust
Bill DeWald
Hickory
Philip
Cathy Sutton
Bill and
Mary Stauffer
Princeton
Accor
Ottawa Monthly Calendar Highlights City Events and Closures
The Herald Calendar lists Ottawa events from the library and chamber for the month. Activities include kindergarten roundups, zoning issues meetings, school musical Snoopy, campus and arts events, planning board sessions, hospital programs, career fairs, and community workshops at City Hall, university venues, and the Municipal Auditorium with times ranging from morning to late evening. The mix covers education, culture, and municipal notices with contact numbers for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hart
Ottawa Municipal Airport
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Ottawa High School
Common Union
Marce Board of Creditation Ovatiw
Municipal
Municipal Audi
Univny
O.U
F County
Bp.m
Muna
Kansas
A.m
City
Jeanie
Jana Lister Taul
Williamsburg Rfd 1
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Taul
Baker University
Ottawa Commission candidates discuss DPS and growth at forum
Ottawa area forum on April 7 elections saw six candidates for three city seats address the Department of Public Safety and economic development. Incumbents Heathman and Bemmels argued against splitting DPS, citing costs and staffing needs, while challenger Fogle pressed efficiency and rising operating costs with comparisons to other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Bauman
Department of Public Safety
Ottawa City Commission
Commission
Ottawa
Vern Chesbro
DPS
Police
Fire
Heathman
W.D. Bemmels
Bemmels
Dan Fogle
Fogle
Newton
Senate backs Reagan veto of highway bill split vote
The Senate tentatively sustains President Reagan’s veto of a 28 billion highway bill by 65 to 35 as Byrd seeks reconsideration. Dole and Kassebaum voted to sustain. The bill contains more than 100 unique highway demonstration projects and allows states to raise speed limits to 65 mph.
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Senate
Washington
Reagan
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Kansas
Bob Dole
Nancy Kassebaum
Sus
Byrd
Congress
15th Street Sidewalks Left Off Rehabilitation For Now
The Ottawa City Commission approved a $400 500 street rehabilitation plan funded by the city sales tax but delayed resolving sidewalk use. The plan includes 25 000 to build sidewalks on 15th Street, with public input urged. Remaining 1986 projects include overlays on 23rd Street and West Fifth and Sixth Streets pending pay estimates and state approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Bauman
Ottawa City Commission
15Th Street
Public Works Department
Jerry Thompson
Thompson
Lyle Dresher
23Rd Street
Highland Cemetery Road
Forest Park Roads
West Fifth Street
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OHS
Herald Graphic
Steve Zuk
the Herald Calendar
Ottawa Library
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Gary He Fiiewae
City City Mall
Elsenhowsgarten
Hawthorne Kingergarten
Isues
Mowbray Union
Ottawe Univeristy
Arer
Ity Pride
Mowbray University
Chambar
Com
U.5
Chamber Review
Ponche’s
Hotography
New
Gordon Parks
Auditoriun
Cal “Ita
Dors
Lum
Camm
Union
Upat
Muni Auditorium
Ott
Northside Busine Alliance
Beatty Auction
First United Methodist Church
Pactien
Cas
He At
Tain Reagan
Aaron Bien
E. Grant
East First Street
Dresher
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
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