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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1998
Page
2
Michelle and her husband James Randall live in the country near Homewood with three children Alisha aged 12 Kendra aged 9 and Brooke aged 6. They attend Williamsburg schools and enjoy gardening sewing and quality family time.
Ottawa City Commission discusses revisions to parking rules at 7 p.m. in City Hall with a 6 p.m. study session. Proposals add 13th Street and 17th Street as no parking, ban U turns, and restrict parking on arterial corridors including US-59 US-50 and other streets. Some areas allow limited parking on 7th Street and 1Sth Street. Handicap spaces near the sheriff's office lot to be relocated. Other items include mayoral vote, sign ordinance tweaks, and Sandy Howard appointment to the Auditorium Board.
A roadside array of local ads lists phone offers for a cell service with activation and first two months minutes. It promotes TERRY REDLIN prints, BOYD BEARS, and BOYD STONES at COUNTRY LIVING. Also notes hazardous waste drop off, new management at O'LEARY'S, and a charity tea plus a solar tinting spring special with pricing and contact numbers.
News from New York reports a midday stock reversal with the Dow down early then up 17.44 to 8817.25 as inflation concerns loom. S and P 500 rises to 1102.15, Nasdaq 1836.49, NYSE composite 573.38, and Amex at 741.65. Local quotes include Casey’s, Dolr Gen, H&R Block, O'Reilly Auto, Wendy's while grain prices in Franklin and Ottawa counties show modest moves. For full market wrap, visit The Herald Online.
Much cooler air moves into the East after a spell of record warmth. Clouds and showers spread from the Great Lakes to northern New England. A storm in western Kansas brings rain and snow to the northern and central Rockies with rain on the Eastern Plains. The West Coast remains dry but cool.
Irene Gill 81 of Muscotah Kansas died March 30 1998 at Tri County Manor Horton. Funeral 11 a m Saturday Muscotah United Church burial in Muscotah Cemetery Born August 30 1916 Drumright Oklahoma survived by six daughters 13 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren and many others Memorials to Muscotah United Church. Funeral and death notices for Freddie Shirlene Jackson Ruth Weaver Connie Anderson also included.
The Ottawa Community Arts Council announces its spring class schedule with a $25 tuition for all courses. Courses include Watercolor Techniques Basics Drawing Stained Glass Ceramics Paper Making Writing for Fun and more led by Nancy Oakes Karen McAdoo Ruth Jansen Tim Barnes Kathy Markley Pat Catuska and Barb Flett. classes run April to May on various weekdays with supplies listed per course. Call 242-8478 for information.
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