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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1995
Page
1
Ransom Memorial Hospital will host a Lunch and Learn on How to Find Quality Child Care from noon to 1 p.m. Monday in RMH Conference Rooms B and C. Tracy DePriest will explain licensed care standards, signs of quality, parent questions, and Franklin County options. Free, bring lunch. details from 242 3344 ext 252.
Appraisers note changes in property values and fair market value under Kansas law. County residents may appeal by May 1. Congressman Brownback to address Garnett Rotary. National Library Week events at Garnett Public Library include Elmo the clown visit and Kansas Archaeology lunch. Grain markets steady. FFA and regional events on school calendar. Recycling Day at fairgrounds. Calgary Echoes concert at First Baptist. Rotary Radio Auction supports scholarships with 100+ items, bidding via Garnett Publishing.
Parity clouds tonight with a 20 percent chance for thunderstorms and a low of 50 to 55. Southwest wind 5 to 15 mph. Extended forecast shows Sunday with storms possible, cooler northwest, warmer southeast. Monday brings rain or snow in the northwest and rain elsewhere, with lows ranging from the teens to the fifties. Tuesday offers a mix of snow and rain across regions, with broadly cold temperatures. Reserv aay.
In March 1994 a woman stabbed her husband to death with a butcher knife after he threatened to kill the family dachshund. Separate reports note unusual animal smugglings, including tarantulas and snakes found in luggage and clothing.
In December the Ottawa Youth Project hires a director to start a corrections style youth mentoring program patterned after Big Brothers and Big Sisters. Adult mentors will spend time with 25 youths at Don Woodward Community Center offering tutoring feedback and informal counseling with activities scheduled locally. contact Welton at 242-7450. project funded by Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing and the City of Ottawa with possible district support.
Weir recalls initial doubt as he secured funding for a space that grew from an empty room into a themed indoor environment. A mountain tunnel rain display, a pink purple calendar elephant, a 25 foot mural, a mini golf course with varied holes, an old western town, electric jeeps, gift shops, prizes, a pizza shop, and snack bar now fill the venue in Olathe.
In a late night TV appearance Harris praised her defense and questioned the prosecution while accusing sheriff deputies of stoking racial tension among jurors. Deputy John Castro denied the accusation yet said Judge Lance Ito was looking into the matter. Harris disputed her dismissal reason and said she had never been a victim of domestic abuse, though she acknowledged a 1988 custody filing alleging her husband shoved her and forced sex.
Ottawa Herald asks graduates to submit photos at the office 1048 Coder. Items listed include clothing bale racks at Town & Country Supply 2006 Princeton Rd. Cindi returns at Guys & Dolls. Prom Sculptured Nails priced 28 dollars. Household Hazardous Waste deposit hours at HHW Facility FA CO MF 7 am to pm 2421176.
Ottawa hosts a packed weekend of events including the high school talent show at 7 tonight and 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the south gym with $3 adults $2 students. Cytones spaghetti dinner at 5:30, Branson’s Campbell's Ozark Jubilee at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium. Esoteric Order of Pie Eaters at Franklin County Historical Society 7 p.m. with a $6 fee and reservations at 242-1232. Stan Herd art show at Arts Center features other artifacts, with sand box activity for visitors. Arts also at Ransom Memorial Hospital and Ottawa Library. In Lawrence the Crucible runs tonight and Saturday in Murphy Hall Inge Theatre, tickets via 913 864-ARTS. KU Collegium Musicum Bach concert 2 p.m. Sunday at Trinity Lutheran free. East Side Comedy Shop at Renegade Theatre shows tonight and Sat 8 and 10 with tickets $5 913 842-8808. Kansas City area events include KC Indian Market and Southwest Showcase at the Merchandise Mart, a walking tour of Loose Park Saturday, spring dance at White Recital Hall and performances by Julian Bream, Maureen McGovern with the KC Symphony, and Heart of America Team Penning at American Royal Complex. Messiah Festival at Bethany College Lindsborg runs Sunday through Easter with Palm Sunday Messiah at Presser Hall 3 p.m. and Handel’s Messiah concert 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Easter Messiah 3 p.m. Presser Hall.
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