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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1996

Page

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Hiatt Cooling and Heating moving downtown Ottawa

Hiatt Cooling and Heating, an authorized York dealer, relocates to 112 N Main from 1126 N Cherry. The firm will offer parts for do it yourselfers plus residential and commercial installation, service and repair of furnaces and air conditioners with a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. April 17. Lynn Hiatt, a master mechanic, and Connie Hiatt lead the business and plan to hire two more staff.

Hiatt Cooling and Heating York N. Main Lynn Connie Hiatt N. Cherry Lynn Hiatt Connie Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Sally Hoffsommer-Brecheisen Baldwin High School National Endowment For the Humanities NEH Hoffsommer-Brecheisen Winslow Homer Syracuse N.Y Heights Lawrence Lyon Central Heights High School Emporia State University Lyon Global Environmental Solutions Salt Lake City Elden Flo Lynn Wellsville Commercial Federal Commercial Federal Corporation Thomson BankWatch Standard & Poor's Thomas BankWatch

Keeping Promises Builds Business and Trust in Politics

A West Texas viewpoint argues that keeping promises is core to business and politics. The author cites Senators Larry Combest and Mac Thornberry as examples, warns about credibility gaps, and shares personal hotel and rental car disappointments to illustrate costs of unkept promises. Promises to self and others drive growth and market share.

West Texas Congress Larry Combest Mac Thornberry Las Vegas Vegas Enterprise Dallas Amarillo

Ottawa High School SuperDance Raises Over $2,500 for MDA

Ottawa High School dancers raised 2577 dollars with 64 participants for the Muscular Dystrophy Association during the annual SuperDance. The event drew support from the Key Club, Dillons in Lawrence donated drinks, and district MDA director Carmen Anderson attended the opening.

Sunflower Muscular Dystrophy Association Topeka MDA Gary Kuntz Ottawa OHS Key Club Ottawa High School Kuntz Dillons W. 23Rd Lawrence Carmen Anderson Casey Velveck Gannett

MS Walk Against MS Planned By Franklin County Group

Walkers from The Franklin County Multiple Sclerosis Support Group prepare for the MS Walk Against MS in Forest Park on Saturday with 9.2 miles around the park. Last year more than 80 walkers raised nearly $5,000. Registration starts at 8 a.m. and the walk begins at 9 a.m. Grilled burgers and hot dogs will be served. The event benefits the National MS Society and the Mid America chapter including services such as support, education, and financial aid.

Franklin County Forest Park Kathy Burgoon National

Tyson bids officially for Kansas Senate District 12

Robert Tyson, a former Ottawa resident and rancher near Parker, filed last week for the Kansas Senate 12th District. His petition shows 550 signatures from Franklin, Miami, Anderson, Linn and Bourbon counties, exceeding the 299 required, with Weigand as campaign manager and Angell on the committee. Opponent in the Republican primary is Matt Matthews, Ottawa city commissioner.

Robert Tyson Kansas Senate Senate Franklin Miami Anderson Linn Bourbon Tyson Secretary of State’s Office Ottawa TWA Parker Tom Weigand Franklin County Wayne Angell Matt Matthews

Unclaimed state funds list on view at county treasurer

The Franklin County treasurer's office displays a new state issued list of unclaimed monies from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p m weekdays at the Franklin County Courthouse Treasurer Juanita Lucas Zeek notes names including Roger Cannady Farm Bureau Insurance Jamison Sons Dairy Greg Nitcher and Walker Hendrix. Farms may file claims at the office.

State Treasurer's Franklin County Juanita Lucas-Zeek Roger Cannady Farm Bureau Insurance Jamison Sons Dairy Greg Nitcher Walker Hendrix

Weather Tonight and Weekend Forecast Log

Breezy and partly cloudy tonight with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms after midnight. Low in the mid 50s with south winds 15 to 25 mph. Extended forecast shows rain chances north and thunderstorms south Friday with lows 45 to 60 and highs in the 60s to 70s. Saturday and Sunday bring continued rain chances with lows in the 30s to 50s and highs mainly in the 60s.

Dance Garnett VFW Odds and Ends event listing

A brief notice for the Garnett VFW event Odds and Ends on April 13 invites members and guests. It lists a hazardous waste drop at the FA.GO HHW Facility with hours 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a contact number 242-1176. A large shipment of junior size dresses has arrived at Litwin's for sale or display.

Garnett Vfw Fa.go. Hhw Litwin's

Lad's space camp dream launches with Kennedy visits

Eric Bushman, a space camp attendee, recalls training on the MASTIF mobility trainer and ladders to simulate tumbling in space. He toured Kennedy Space Center with family, watched films on shuttle missions, toured the vehicle assembly building, and filmed shuttle landings. He funded part of the trip himself and hopes to return in the eighth grade.

Bushman Mastif Kennedy Space Center Columbia Mars Yankee Stadium Eric Kay Jack Bushman Garfield School Nile Peterson Jack

Torch relay to Emporia signals statewide event kickoff

Locals fan the flame and seven torches converge in Wichita on May 31 for a three day games opening, with events across six other areas. Puterbaugh urges public involvement via local law enforcement as funds raised go entirely to helping kids compete.

Wichita Puterbaugh

Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed by region and duration

The Ottawa Herald publishes updated subscription prices effective October 1 1995 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method and location, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options, including rural routes and mail to multiple Kansas counties.

John 2. Montgomery Jay Bamig Tom Love Dabra Challis Gene Kelsey Wayne Snow Jean Rossman Ottawa Chang Ottawa

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