VFW to Host Seniors Dance with Borderline Country
Borderline Country will perform at the seniors dance from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the VFW. Attendees should bring snacks.
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VFW
Borderline Country
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1998
Page
9
Pilot lands cargo jet on gravel field near Lewis and Clark Viaduct
An Ameristar Falcon 20 cargo jet lost power while approaching Kansas City's Downtown Airport. The pilot made a last second decision to land on a damp gravel field near the Missouri River by the Lewis and Clark Viaduct. Both crew members were unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jim Rubenstein
Mike Latta
Mast Ambulance Service
Joe McBride
Kansas City Aviation Department
Ameristar
McBride
Lewis and Clark
Dialysis unit earns national notice for patient outcomes
Lawrence and Ottawa dialysis clinics were named Dialysis Facility of the Month in Contemporary Dialysis and Nephrology for strong mortality and patient satisfaction. The Ottawa unit marks its first year at the current site. leaders credit teamwork and community support for Ottawa’s and Lawrence’s dialysis programs.
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Ate
Lawrence
Ottawa
KDS
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Stan Langhofer
CNN
RDS
Langhofer
Jennifer Coates
Jennifer
AMH
Soldier
Easter weekend public events in Lawrence area
The Witness at Eugene Field School offers free evening performances today and Saturday. The Wordcraft Circle conference and KU Haskell events include a powwow, medicine wheel tour, and walking tours Saturday with public access. Jayhawk Fantasy bands and Bedroom Farce conclude KU season with ticketed shows this week.
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Jesus Christ
Eugene Field School
Peter the Fisherman
Jesus
God
Lied Center
University Theatre
Crafton
Murphy
Murphy Hall
Ottawa U football star arrested in field vandalism
Daniel V. Johnson, 19, leading tackler for Ottawa University’s Braves, was arrested at 4:20 a.m. on suspicion of criminal damage to property and DUI after allegedly injuring the practice field with his vehicle. Police report $1,000 damage between 3:30 and 3:57 a.m. He was released after agreeing to appear in municipal court.
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Ottawa University Recreation Management
Saaw Uslh Ote
Ottawa University
Braves
Daniel V. Johnson
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Tucson
Ariz
John D. Singleterry
W. 7Th
Prowler
North Oak
Stephen Len Lester
N. Cherry
Pamela J. Mayfield
S. Elm
E. 15Th
Beth Ellen Monson
S. Cedar
Ronda D. Early
Wal- Mart Supercenter
2101
Princeton
Budget impasse eased as lawmakers edge toward wrap up
Legislators near final actions on budget and KPERS bills after Senate approval of an abortion regulation provision, with a compromise plan to be submitted by a two of six member committee. The House and Senate cleared major barriers, while talks on an omnibus pension bill and school funding continue. Graves awaits possible action on district budget increase and hog farming measures.
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KPERS
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Carla Stovall
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Bill Graves
Graves
Suspects Charged After Kansas City Burglary Shooting
Police responded to a burglary in progress as several suspects fled. Syscumphone was killed after firing on an officer who returned fire. Lyon County Attorney Joe Lee said two men, Soun thavongchanh Kae Khonesa vanh, 32, of Wichita, and Sanex ay Sophaphone, 19, of Kansas City, Kan., face murder and burglary related charges. The officer who fired is on administrative leave pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syscumphone
Lyon County
Joe Lee
Sounthavongchanh Kae Khonesavanh
Wichita
Sanex
Ay Sophaphone
Kansas City
Kan
Lee
Ottawa Area Hospital Notes And Sheriff Reports
Admissions include Jeanette Wallace Harold Hahn and Janet Kirberg all of Ottawa on Thursday Dismissals include Ben Walburn and Viola Crump of Ottawa Transfer of Jeanette Wallace and David Rideau Sr to Overland Park Regional Medical Center Richmond listed as home for Roger Scott recovering from surgery at Olathe Medical Center. Sheriff arrests include Kirk Bishop Janet Renee Steward Hanford Atchison Christopher Elder William Powell Melissa English Vivian Werntz Robert Howard and John Singleterry with details of warrants probation violations and DUIs Followed by thefts prowler incidents and vandalism reports across Ottawa area with locations and estimated losses.
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Jeanette Wallace
Harold Hahn
Janet Kirberg
Ottawa
Ben Walburn
Viola Crump
David Rideau Sr
Richmond
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Roger Scott
Olathe Medical Center
East B. Pomona
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