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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 2004

Page

6

Group to mark 70 years of work and fundraising

Nine local women received health related scholarships totaling 5750 from the Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary as it marks 70 years of service. Since 1972 the group has funded 176 scholarships worth 101250 dollars, supporting Franklin County residents and hospital staff pursuing health programs.

Ransom Memorial Hospital The Herald Franklin County

Ottawa eyes extending water lines to new area

Ottawa City Commission weighs extending 7,850 feet of 12 inch main from 17th Street and Eisenhower Avenue to 23rd Street and Main Street. City Manager Weldon Padgett says the $285,000 project funds bonds and loops the system for developable property to support upcoming annexation growth.

Ottawa Eyes Herald Ottawa City Commission Weldon Padgett 17Th Street Eisenhower Avenue 23Rd Street Main Street Padgett

Bush overtime rule rethink targets fewer white collar workers

The Bush administration signs a revised overtime overhaul to curb pay for fewer white collar workers while expanding eligibility for many white collar, lower income employees. Officials say up to 107000 could lose protection but 6700000 would gain.

Washington Bush Elaine Chao Department Ed Frank Chao Senate White House Labor Department

Old Station Pizza closes after a decade in Wellsville

Wellsville residents bid farewell to Old Station Pizza at 430 Main Street after 10 years of operation. Owner Mark Skinner cited advertising, slow business, and a sense of new direction as reasons for the closing, with the building and equipment up for sale as he moves to a different career. Local business owners and students note the town’s need for more dining options as staff express surprise.

Wellsville Old Station Pizza Main St Mark Skinner Skinner Old Station Jeanine Berrier Back To Basics Chamber of Commerce Berrier Smokey’s Breithaupt

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