Library queries answered in Ottawa Notes column
The Library Line lists several questions asked at the Ottawa Library and provides concise answers or directs readers to sources. Topics include Matt Dillon's horse Marshall, entry level mechanic pay, savings and loans health ratings, Judds fan clubs, Current River location, toll free numbers, and local wallpapering contacts.
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Ottawa
Fifth and Main
Matt Dillon
Matt
Marshall
Salem
van Buren
Eminence
Jadwin
At&t
Dorothy Brock
Princeton
Cheryl Wienecke
Dorothy Mohr
Judy Tweet
Barb Waltmier
Karen McIlvain
Housing Crisis Deepens As Families Turn Homeless
The 1988 data show families make up about one third of the homeless population and are the fastest growing group. Advocates argue that only emergency services and renewed federal investment can reverse 80 percent cuts since 1980, with Bush’s plan proposing 384 million more for McKinney Act programs and a new 50 million grants initiative. They criticize vouchers as insufficient and warn that current funds cover under a quarter of needy families while repairs and new construction lag, leaving many units uninhabitable.
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Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association
Technical Training Council
Sylvan Ave
Englewood Cliffs
N.J
Bush
K S U and ESU Offer Summer TELENET Courses statewide
A 14 class summer schedule announced for TELENET courses includes Emporia State University Fort Hays State University and Kansas State University offering morning afternoon and evening sessions. Courses cover dietetics foods nutrition librarianship education reading teaching and child development with dates June July and weekends. registration details are available at the Adult Education Center and by calling 242-6719.
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Telenet
Emporia State University
Fort Hays State University
Kansas State University
S. Main
Bob Becker
KSU
FHSU
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
ESU
Ottawa area ad brief roundup for spring events and services
Social and fashion show at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Sunday April 23. Free sidewalk sale at Ottawa's Spring Fling on Saturday April 22. Services: Cal's Door Co. 242-1872. fertilizer and chemical supplies from Ottawa Fertilizer 242-1032. Mother's Day gifts from Sutton's Jewelry. Hill House dining and layaway. Clock and Razor repair Drake's Jewelry. Phone friend 242-6011 for hours. Turner’s Greenhouse open house April 15.
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B.P.W
Spm
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th & Maple
Ottawa
Call Chamber
Daily Menu and Sheriff News From Local County
A mixed page lists school meal options for USD 290 April 17 to 21 with daily choices including burritos sloppy joes lasagna and turkey sandwiches. Also covered are sheriff arrests non injury accident municipal and district court actions along with marriage licenses and divorces.
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Sacred Heart School
Wichman charged with indecent liberties with a child
Donald P. Wichman aged 28 from 1701 S. Main Lot 36 faced in Franklin County District Court on a Class C felony for indecent liberties with a child. A preliminary hearing was set for April 24 at 11 a.m. bond was set at 7500 dollars. He was ordered not to contact witnesses or the alleged victim. Ottawa Department of Public Safety Detective Tony DeLa Torre led the arrest, stating the case followed a complaint and an inquiry by Social Rehabilitation Services. The charge arises from alleged fondling of a girl under 16.
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Municipal Court
Billy J. Brown
S. Hickory
Franklin County
Chico Acosta
Osawatomia
James G. Devore
Richmond
Randall C. Bradley
Waverly
Shawn D. Bond
Sheri L. Sams
Beech
District Court
David W. Helmick
Terry Martin Barnes
Gale Carson Turner
Ottawa
Kevin Wayne Johnson
Wichita
Gayle Ann Hensley
Sedgwick
John Alvin Bacon JV
Rebecca Lynne McWilliams
Peggy Lea Ribeau
Max Junior Ribeau
Donald P. Wichman
S. Main Lot
Jules V. Doty
Wichman
Doty
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Tony DeLaTorre
DeLaTorre
SRS
William D. Bancroft Rites Planned at Westminster Church
The funeral for William D. Bancroft will be at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. Monday with Rev. Henry Roberts presiding. Interment will follow in Highland Cemetery with Masonic and military graveside honors. In state from 3 p.m. Saturday to 10 a.m. Monday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home, with family receiving friends Sunday from 4 to 5. Memorials to the church or funeral home.
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William D. Bancroft
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Henry Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Bancroft
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Lucille C. Sloan
Dengel & Son
Correction on Ottawa honors banquet qualification
A Thursday report misstated how students qualified for the Ottawa honors banquet. Eligibility was based on grades through the first two nine week periods, or the first semester, not through the third.
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Ottawa
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Franklin Savings
S&ls
Judds
Encyclopedia of Associations
National Association of Fan Clubs
Baltimore Ave
Pueblo
Colorado
Missouri
Ozarks National Scenic
Montauk Static Park
Shannon
Carter Counties
Arkansas
Poplar Bluff
Reapiin
Reagan
AEC
State Fair Books
Oslin, van Shelton
Bobby
Academy of Country Music Awards
Ottawa Water and Light Department
Jack Davis
Ad Briefs
Cal's Door Co
Sutton
Hill House
Ottawa Fertilizer & Fead
Charlotte's
Chat & Curl
South Elm
Little Dragon Restaurant
Willis Garden
Drake
Jevelry
Ottawa Coop
Franklin County Almanac
Kansas
the Daily Report
U.S.D
Sheriff's News
William Joseph Surap
Cedar
Department of Public Safety
K-68
Barbara D. Netherland
Netherland
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
Memoriam
Dene
Jon Mottucry
Tlickors
aMa
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