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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1996

Page

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23rd St. zoning clash fuels Ottawa hearing

At a public meeting in Ottawa a dispute over rezoning land near East and West 23rd Street from general commercial to light industrial dominated discussion. developers urged broader uses while planners warned that special-use permits hinder quick decisions and questioned front-door land risks. The planning commission plans another study session to consider redefining uses or creating a new zoning blend.

Bill Knoth Knoth Prairie Village General Commercial Joe McLiney Overland Park West 23Rd Street Sandy Howard Planning Commission McLiney Ottawa Lou Atherton Ottawa Area

City, county discuss fire truck transfer and jail costs

Ottawa officials consider OMS fate as a potential liability to downtown city and district. City and county agree on custody of a 28 year old fire truck to be housed in a township under a mutual aid pact. Fire Chief Towe said delivery and training will occur after June. Franklin County Sheriff Bowling outlined a $22.65 daily jail cost based on 30 percent occupancy, excluding utilities, medical care, and building costs. City Manager Lambers supports reimbursing actual housing costs and plans budget review.

Ottawa Richard Towe City Fire Department County Fire Association Franklin County Rex Bowling Kevin Kimball Bowling Scott Lambers

Mass casualty shelling devastates U N held base in Tyre

UN liaison officer Hassan Seklawi describes scenes at the base after an Israeli offensive. Death tolls vary with 60 confirmed dead and 94 fatally wounded reported by a Tyre hospital. Police counts range from 68 to 70 fatalities and 117 to 120 wounded. Three Fijian soldiers were evacuated to Haifa for treatment as hundreds flee. Two buildings burned or damaged and 77 armored UN vehicles assisted in the rescue effort.

Hassan Seklawi U.N Goksel Tyre Nabih Berri Haifa Israel Sive Beirut Gokse Qana

Meeker Award Recipients Highlight OU Banquet

The University receives 1996 Meeker Award honorees at a 7 p.m. Friday dinner in Mowbray Union. Recipients include Edward Freeman, Robert Palmer, Harold and Estelle Schock, and Jeannie Volker, noted for life of sacrifice service to the disadvantaged and humanitarian work with minorities.

Itawa University O Meeker Mowbray Union Jotham Eleanor Meeker Meekers Jeannie Volker Kodiak Alaska Central Baptist Seminary Kansas City Kan

Weather Tonight and Through Monday Forecast Update

The forecast calls for a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms after midnight. Saturday remains dry with low 40s and highs near 60s. Sunday brings a statewide thunderstorm chance late in the day in the northeast with highs from the 50s to 70 in the southeast. Monday may see showers and thunderstorms statewide with cooler lows and highs mainly in the 50s and 60s.

Ottawa

Palm Sunday bombing memorials attract steady visitors

Visitors continue to honor bombing victims as wreaths and crude wooden crosses appear at the site. Gaily colored ribbons and fresh flowers mingle with palm fronds from Palm Sunday while onlookers, drawn by warm weather and the one year anniversary, gather near the scene per Sgt. Glen Holcomb of the Oklahoma City Police.

Oklahoma City Glen Holcomb

Building codes discussed at Franklin County meeting

Franklin County Planning Commission heard area contractors on Wednesday support for building codes countywide. Participants including John Wise Gary Colbern and Ken Morton discussed the need for clear standards, inspector cooperation, and potential delays from permits. A special board to mediate disputes and possible code limits to houses were proposed, while Morton opposed codes, urging reliance on basic workmanship and existing legal remedies.

Bill Tellier Herald Franklin County Planning Commission John Wise W. 5Th Gary Colbern Wellsville Performance Electric Se Ombuckle Marshall Road Ken Morton N. Cdr Wayne Ledom Oak Ag Cultural Dale O'Hara E. Wilson Ed Lammers LeRoy Hildebrandt Jim Grogan County Planning Commission Planning Commission Franklin County Commissioners Hombuckl Sae J . Hombuckle Douglas County Grogan Paul Frevert Morton Mortin Colbern

Sick leave woes after RMH transfer in Franklin County

Franklin County commissioners heard nurses employed by Ransom Memorial Hospital and previously by the Franklin County Home Health Agency argue their sick leave did not transfer with the agency sale. RMH requires three months of employment before sick leave accrual, delaying benefits and prompting questions about continuity of county benefits.

Franklin County’ Home Health Agency Ransom Memorial Hospital Franklin County RMH Charles Mavity Jr Commissi Ner Jore Weigand

Cholesterol Clinic and Community Ads collage

Saturday events include a cholesterol clinic by Fr. Co. Heath Dept at 229-9690 and a dance featuring VEW Blue Swayed on 4/20. Also advertised are a huge sporting goods sale on 4/20 at Fr. Co. Annex Building Ottawa with 14266 Main, and Messengers Home Furnishings touting 25 entertainment centers and a nail special.

Gm. Fr. Co. Heath Fr. Co. Annex Main Ottawa

Ottawa Herald Classified Rates and Subscriptions

The text lists delayed OCR fragments of subscription costs for Kansas and Ottawa Herald rates. It mentions monthly and yearly amounts, state sales, and advance payment terms. Names and exact figures are partially garbled but indicate varying rates for three months and one year, with references to Douglas and Anderson Counties.

Ottawa Carter Chang Suga Ge One Srace Douglas Anderson Kanaga The Ottawa Herald

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