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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1994

Page

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Local women complete volunteer training at Midland Hospice Care

Three area women Jane Wingert Ottawa Janet Howard Lyndon and Thelma Humerickhouse Osage City finished 30 hours of volunteer training at Midland Hospice Care Inc Wingert pictured third from left Howard second from right and Humerickhouse center front row.

Topeka Midland Hospice Care, Inc Jane Wingert Ottawa Janet Howard Lyndon Thelma Humerickhouse Osage City Wingert Howard Hamerickhouse Pomona Bank Pomona Citizens State Bank Bonnie Olson National Organization For Human Service Education NOHSE Salvini Tuscan Ariz Washburn University Henderson Learning Resources Center SBDC Dave Cavanaugh CPA Summers, Spencer and

Man from Olathe wins Powerball prize worth 100000

Fritz Wortman, 54, a businessman at Creason Tarplet near K-68 and I-35, won 100000 in the Powerball Lottery drawing. He matched all five regular numbers but not the Powerball. Wortman bought the ticket in a local convenience store in Olathe and learned of the win Monday. he has no plans yet for the money.

Fritz Wortman Businger Creason-Tarplet Wortman Olathe

Cutler fete tops goal as fire dept funds rise

ANTOUL The A cee Township rural fire department exceeded its $2,500 goal at a hog roast and raffle by raising $2,617 with more than 250 attending. Proceeds will go to Modern Woodmen of America, which matches $2,500, yielding $5,117 for equipment upgrades. Prize winners include Mary Wiederholt, Floyd Meier, Karen Leroy, Robert Hunter, Ed Payne, Bernard Schweiger, John Robertson, and Theresa Yohe with various prizes.

Antoul A Cee Township Modern Woodmen of America Dale Pearson Insurance Group Mary Wiederholt Princeton Floyd Meier Williamsburg Karen Leroy Wellsville Robert Hunter Rantoul Country Mart Ed Payne Ottawa Cash Savers of Bernard Schweiger Olathe Sand Creek Nursery John Robertson Gladstone Theresa Yohe Enright Nursery

Ottawa plans review of possible capital improvement projects

City leaders list potential CIP additions for 1995 1996 and beyond with debt totals and mill levy implications. Project list includes drainage sidewalks hall building land parks library works yard street paving street lighting wastewater and water system upgrades and electric improvements for future funding through bonds and non mill levy income sources.

Ottawa City Commission City Planning Commission Scott Lambers Lambers Public Works

Tonight's forecast with rain and thunder possible

Periods of rain and thunder tonight with a low in the mid 40s. Northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Rain chances around 90 percent. Extended outlook shows rain likely Friday with cooler highs in the 50s.

Torrain West

Mandela votes and ballots shortage disrupt South Africa election

Polls opened late as ballots failed to arrive at several stations during Mandela's voting. Judge Johann Kriegler of the Independent Electoral Commission said 9.3 million more ballots were printed and pledged investigation into distribution to rule out theft. He cited census figures as a possible cause while declaring Thursday a national holiday to ease turnout. President de Klerk urged patience as long lines formed.

Independent Electoral Commission Johann Kriegler Kriegler F.W. de Klerk de Klerk

Scores pay tribute to Nixon viewing at Richar d Nixon Library

Long line of mourners stood through cold temperatures outside the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace as a view­ing of the former president continued. Officials warned crowds about the nine a.m. closing, but determined attendees remained, hoping to glimpse the coffin and pay their respects amid a somber, ceremonial atmosphere.

Page T Ple Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace Bruce Mahaffey Irene Nixon Gir

Nixon remembered as reluctant star of television era during funeral

A public funeral drew scores of living presidents and international delegations as reverent crowds watched Nixon remembered for shaping politics on TV. Clinton planned to deliver a eulogy while mourners from at least 55 countries included Buddhist monks and an American Indian chief amid rain and hail.

Debbye Shepard Cerritos Clinton Nixon

Special Olympics fund drive boosts Kansas events in Franklin County

Law enforcement in Franklin County supports Kansas Special Olympics with raise efforts for the June Wichita games. Ottawa Police coordinate pistol shoot on May 14 and a two day Torch Run from May 30 to June 1 via US 59. Participants include sheriff's deputies, highway patrol, corrections officials, county attorneys, and Ottawa officers. Last year Franklin County led in contributions with 13,979 dollars, while Coffey County posted the highest per person average. Torch Run shirts are offered for a 15 dollar donation.

Anklin County Law Protecenen Kansas Wichita Ottawa Police Department W. Std Ottawa Ron Puterbaugh Emporia Franklin County Sheriff's Kansas Highway Patrol Franklin County Attorney’s Office Puterbaugh Franklin Coffey Linn Anderson Miami Franklin County Coffey County Peterbaugh Bank IV

Ad Briefs 508-608 Party and events in Ottawa area

Ottawa VFW hosts a town event on Saturday April 30 from 5 to 8 PM offering a hamburger fry at reduced price and an 8 to 12 PM dance with ACE DJ Service including a dance and costume contest. Couples pay 4 and singles 2 with all welcome. Also notes Blackberry Candles arrival, prom tuxes rental at Litwin's, road grading contact, and SAND CREEK Cafe open Fridays and Saturdays 4 to 8 PM serving prime rib and catfish.

Ottawa Vfw ACE DJ Service

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1993 Update

The Ottawa Herald lists current rates effective October 1 1993 for Ottawa delivery by carrier motor route and mail. Prices cover 1 month 3 months 6 months and 1 year with regional variations in Franklin Miami Douglas Osage and Anderson counties and state tax included. All rates are in advance.

Ottawa Franklin County Miami Douglas Osage Anderson State of Kansas

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