Ottawa Commission reviews projectile and curfew ordinances
Ottawa City Commission studied new rules on projectiles and a youth curfew. The projectile ordinance would require police approval for launched items while permitting harmless darts and javelins. The curfew would ban under 18 from streets midnight to 4 a.m. with fines and juvenile referrals for violations.
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Ottawa City Commission
Chief of Police
Aoatek
Ottawa
Dave Warren
City Hall
Cable cuts knock out area phone service
A Southwestern Bell toll line was severed in three places by an area farmer in his field, cutting long distance calls for Pomona Melgem and Lyndon from about 5 30 p m Monday until 6 a m today. Local service remained, but outside calls were blocked as crews worked through the night to restore lines near Ottawa one mile west of K 68. 911 service was also affected in Pomona but no public safety issues were reported.
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Warren
Franklin County
Pomona
Melgem
Lyndon
Southwestern Bell
Ins
Ottawa
Scou
Bell
Wellsville to get self storage option
Wellsville residents will gain a new storage facility named Wellsville Self Storage at 711 Maple. Dave and Jody Jones plan six elevated buildings with 36 units on a two acre, 30,000 square foot site. Construction starts soon, with first unit ready by June and full completion targeted for 1996 pending financing and local support.
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Wellsville
Dave
Jody Jones
Dave Jones
Jones
Johnson County Health Services
Olathe
Humana Hospital
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
Wall Street mixed as Dow slips after early rally
Stocks mostly lower at noon with the Dow down 4.92 to 3270.57. NYSE composite and AMEX indices fell while GM surged after ousting its chairman from the executive committee. Airlines tumbled on oil-cost fears, energy issues rose as crude prices climbed.
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New York
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
General Motors
Robert Stempel
Ford
Chrysler
UAL
Delta
Usair
AMR
Weather record notes for yesterday and earlier years
Yesterday's high reached 87 degrees, matching a historical high from 1954. The previous low was 20 degrees, a record low from 1936. The brief notes summarize yesterday's peak and the historic low values.
Senate committee revives school finance bill in Kansas
In Topeka the Senate moved to reconsider a school funding bill and send it to the Education Committee for rew ork as lawmakers face adjournment. Judge Bullock pushed for a quick trial in a consolidated suit challenging Kansas school finance with a July special session possible. The House appropriations panel backed a 14.4 percent rise in social services spending to 1.2 billion for FY 1993.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Fred Kerr
R-Pratt
Education Committee
Cour
Sen
Don Montgomery
Rhabetha
House
Shawnee County
Terry Bullock
Kansas
Bullock
House Appropriations Committee
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
State
Easter cross Pendants and sale ads at Sutton's Jewelry
A collage of local ads lists Easter cross pendants in 14K gold fill and sterling, spring dress sales at Fashion Alley, jewelry gift ideas from Sutton's and Cornerstone Bookstore, a Mother's Day theme, and reminders for curbside services and events with Brockton area vendors, including contact numbers.
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Sutton's
Ottawa BOE Recommends School Building Improvements
The Ottawa Board of Education met in special session to discuss elementary and middle school improvement plans. No action was taken yet as short-term needs are prioritized, with categories including remodeling and air conditioning, mobile classroom space, and additional counselors and aides. The board also accepted resignations of Karen McAdoo and Bob Rivisto from Ottawa High School.
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Ottawa Board of Education
Karen McAdoo
Ottawa High School
Bob Rivisto
OHS
Boye
OHS ECVC delay for teacher meetings Thursday
Ottawa High School and East Central Vocational Cooperative students will start classes late on Thursday morning. Report to fourth hour at 10 55 a m. Ottawa Middle School and all elementary schools keep regular times.
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Ottawa High School
East Central Vocational Cooperative
OHS
ECVC
Ottawa Middle School
Wichita Steak and Ale, Sonic units fined for child labor
The U S Department of Labor fined Steak and Ale in Wichita and eight Sonic Drive In restaurants for child labor violations. Steak and Ale faces 6400 dollars while Sonics total 20000 dollars. Supervisors allowed 16 year olds to drive and 15 year olds to work past 7 pm on school nights, contrary to federal rules requiring 18 for driving duties.
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Wichita, Kan
U.S. Department of Labor
Wichita
Sonics
Labor Department
Ottawa Herald subscription rates published for 1992
The Ottawa Herald lists daily newspaper subscription rates effective March 16 1992 and after. Rates cover Ottawa delivery by carrier and mail options across Franklin County adjacent counties and broader Kansas regions, with monthly three month six month and annual terms and varying rates for rural towns motor route and out of state mail. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Dim R. Hitchoo
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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Senny
Roxanna Lindquist
COF Training Inc
Dan Andrews
Andrews
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Ottawa Industrial Park
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Texaco
Shawmut National
AMD
At&t
IBM
Intel
Mate Atateas
Tomorow
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Delores. Williams
Turner Greenhouse
Sat. & Son
American Legion
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Hiway
Cornerstone Bookstore
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