Theatre group to perform this weekend at CHHS
Central Heights High School will stage The Humpty Dumpty Complex at 7 30 p m Friday and Saturday in the Little Theater. Tickets are 2 for adults 1 for students.
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Richmond
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Humpty Dumpty Complex
Little Theater
Baker Baldwin City
Oliver Chassain
McKibbin
Baker University
Paris
Chassain
Conservatoire National de Masique d’Orleans
Guitar Foundation of America
Baldwin State Bank
Franklin County Fms
Franklin County Fibromyalgia
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Arthritis Foundation
WIBW
Topeka
Charlotte Sanderson
Ottawa
FMS
Delores Brecheisen
Wal-Mart
Kansas
KU Theatre
Lawrence
Murphy Hall
University of Kansas
University Theatre Office
Murphy
Ottawa board backs intergenerational program and school plans
The Ottawa school board praised a nationally recognized intergenerational program with senior volunteers, funded by the district and state agencies, and announced a TV feature for local students. Duncan urged residents to press lawmakers on per pupil funding as a school-finance dispute lingers. The board set Aug 29, 1994 as the first day of next school year and approved early retirements for Marie Girard, Marilyn Keefer, and Betty Hazen.
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Ottawa
Kansas Office For Community Service
Elizabeth Maxwell
East Central Kansas Area Agency On Aging
Janet Fleming
John F. Kennedy
Duncan
Prairie Dance Theatre to Perform at Ottawa University
Ottawa University presents the Prairie Dance Theatre in concert at 10 00 a m on Wednesday in the Chapel Auditorium. The group explores Southwestern and American Indian heritage in original works for all ages. They tour 10 states with full concerts and residencies, having appeared on two major reservations and in Boston. Admission is free as part of the Spring University Program Series.
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Ottawa University
Prairie Dance Theatre
Chapel Auditorium
Particu
Larly
Boston
Angell joins Bear Stearns as chief economist and director
Wayne D. Angell a former Ottawa University professor and former governor of the Federal Reserve Board has joined Bear Stearns Co as chief economist and senior managing director. He left the Fed board in February to pursue other interests.
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New York
Wayne D. Angell
Ottawa University
Federal Reserve Board
Bear Stearns Co
Angell
Federal Board
City cuts debt mill levy for capital projects in Ottawa
Ottawa officials report 1995 budget debt service on capital improvements will use no more than 10.84 mills, below the projected 14.48 mills, with valuation rising. Principal and interest total 718,833 dollars, funded by utilities, assessments, back taxes, and vehicle taxes. 321,729 from mill levy. Future projects include ADA compliance for City Hall and library, street paving, and new public works building.
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Scott Lambers
Lambers
Sunnyside
Ically
Economic Development Fund
City Hall
Ottawa Library
Wilson Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Pin Oaks
Main Street
Darwin Alexander
Pine
Beech Street
Weather woes hit southeast Kansas as flooding rises
Heavy rains and flash floods isolated Pittsburg while Cow Creek flooding forced evacuations at Whispering Pines. Salvation Army lodging gave way to a Red Cross shelter as roads remained closed and residents faced disaster declarations in Crawford and Neosho counties. Northwest Kansas saw 6 to 8 inches of snow across several counties.
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Cduse
Kansas
Pittsburg
Salvation "Army
Red Cross
Rhonda Pool
Whispering Pines
Cow Creek
Janette Cline
Salvation Army
Cherokee County
Joan Finney
Crawford
Neosho
Weather Tonight to Saturday Forecast Summary
Tonight clear after midnight with lows 35 to 40. West winds 10 to 15 mph. High today near 50 with 80 percent rain chance. Kansas forecast shows showers likely Thursday with upper 30s to mid 40s lows and upper 60s to mid 70s highs. Friday cooler with showers mainly east and 55 to 65 highs. Saturday cool with lingering east rain chance and lows around 30 west and 40 east.
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Ottawa
Nanan
Aoenensars Arense
Aarameter
Sam Sp
Papa Nenesi
Pomona
Pomona Lake
Clinton Lake
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Effective October 1993
Rates for Cedar and rural route delivery quoted by carrier and mail in several Kansas counties. Subscriptions listed include one month, three months, six months, and one year options with changes by location. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax where applicable.
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Otawa
Carier
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Ottawa High forensics team adds third state qualifier
The Ottawa High School forensics team increased state qualifiers to three after Paola Invitational. Sophomores Shane Gliser and Jason Hedges placed second in duet acting, joining earlier state qualifiers with first place informative speech by Gliser at St Thomas Aquinas and Kevin Brown's first in informative speech at Ottawa University. Further regional action at Turner High School could add more qualifiers.
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Ottawa
Michelle Kirk
OHS
Shane Gliser
Jason Hedges
Gliser
St. Thomas Aquinas
Kevin Brown
Ottawa University
Tougher DUI laws discussed by city commissioners
Commissioner seeks tougher laws as Matthews pushes for a mandatory six month sentence. Lambers suggests tying jail time to a driver’s blood alcohol level with a .08 intoxication limit and double that level triggering jail time. Commissioners Tyson and Cummiskey want more information before action. Mayor Jackson remains wary of mandatory jail terms.
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Matthews
Lambers
Joan Tyson
Vicki Cummiskey
Richard Jackson
Kansas case weighs fetal homicide law and civil action
Attorneys discuss options in a serious case where Kansas law says a stillborn fetus isn’t subject to homicide charges. The Woodruffs plan civil action within the law, with lead counsel Irigonegaray supported by Ryburn who cites experience in choosing the lead attorney.
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Kansas
Iriganegaray
Irigonegaray
Woodruffs
Ryburn
Trigonegaray
Local Ads and Community Notices From Ottawa Area
A jumble of local classifieds and community notes listing items for sale services events meetings and schedules: carhartt hooded jackets at Litwin's hazardous waste disposal at Fr Co HHW Facility upcoming Hamburger Wight Ottawa VFW event at Hwy 59 and a toy drive, instant passports at Wright's Studio, first communion and kindergarten physicals, Cornerstone Bookstore health department services, Friends of Ottawa Library book drive for Skunk Run Days June 11-12, Heidi and Peter preschool enrollment, road grading, winter garment protection by Royal Cleaners, Fr Co Humane Society monthly meeting and KC Greyhound Rescue program.
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Fr. Co. Humane Soc., Inc
Don Woodward
KC Greyhound Rescue Mission
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Brator
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Wayne Growereee Press
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Cornerstone Bookstore
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Royal Cleaners
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