Fall Telenet courses expand at Kansas Regents network
Thirteen courses offered this fall via the Telenet network with on site enrollment at the Adult Education Center. University credit courses cover The Reagan Presidency Bioethics Strategies of Reading Comprehension School Journalism and Publications Exceptional Child in the Regular Classroom Growing and Learning Together Nutrition for Teachers Introduction to Adult Education Quantity Production of Quality Food Radiation and Man Institutional Planning and Development Fire Investigation Criminal Law and KU Medical Center dietetics independent study. Courses meet at varied times starting Aug 20 through Nov 2 with multiple universities and instructors including Pittsburg State Fort Hays State Kansas State University Emporia State Wichita State University and KU Medical Center. Enrollment at first two class sessions. contact numbers provided for details.
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Kansas Board of Regents Telenet Network
E. and
Pittsburg State
Sharon Neel
Alvin Proctor
Fort Hays
International Reading Association
Wichita
Kansas State University
Nancy Mangano
Emporia State
W. D. Clements
Kansas
Fort Hays State
Ninja Smith
Kstate
Eunice Bassler
Susan Watt
Charles Oaklief
Food Service
Deborah Canter
Vernon Devies
Wichita State University
Robert Schulz
WSU
Fred Benson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Department of Dietetics and Nutrition
District Court Institutes Probation Work Program
Franklin County District Court launches a probation work program offering assigned community service hours as a condition of probation. Barker credits Judge Doty for driving the plan, which uses county departments for supervision and aims to make probation more meaningful by repaying society beyond restitution. The county will provide workers compensation coverage at nominal cost.
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Franklin County District Court
Wendell Barker
Franklin County Commission
Barker
Jules
Doty
Franklin County
Ottawa Chamber News Highlights Blood Drive and Local Updates
The Ottawa Chamber notes the Bloodmobile visit to Ottawa Middle School on August 18 from 11 30 a m to 5 15 p m to collect a pint of blood. It also reports on downtown lighting plans, KOFO staff changes, Ottawa Home Furnishings relocation, and ongoing rebuilding and business improvements along Main Street and North US 59.
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Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Ottawa Middle
Franklin County
KOFO
Paul VanArsdale
Ottawa University
S.main
South Main
Meadows Construction Company
Masonic Hall
Ellena Ford
Main
Casey's
North Main
Us-59
J.C. Penney
Woolworth
Summer Sale Brings New Styles and Local Specials
Ad briefs from Pomona venues showcase summer sale items at Wagon Wheel and Turner Flowers with 25 percent off, Dick and exercise class at Wilson. Faith Lutheran hosts a benefit concert, Little Dragon Restaurant posts new hours, and dance nights feature Black Purl and Country Gold with no cover. New business hours at Little Dragon and D and Exercise offer community tips alongside seed plant deals and crape myrtle sale.
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Wagon Wheel
Pomona
Funeral services for Mrs Sue E Dodson in Ottawa
Funeral services for Mrs Sue E Patridge Dodson 43 of Ottawa will be held Monday at Dengel & Son Mortuary with burial in Highland Cemetery. She died Friday at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Survivors include her husband and two children. Memorials to the American Cancer Society.
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Richard L
RFD No
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert L. Dodson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Dengel & Son
Highland Cemetery
Sue E. Dodson
Sue E
Patridge) Dodson
Ottawa Red
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Dodson
Chillicothe
Franklin County
Dodson Aviation Inc
Meals On Wheels
Friends of the Library
Robert Jr
Danielle
Don
Dorothy Patridge
Trenton
Keith Patridge
Platte City
Jerry
Tom Patridge
Hazel Croy
Gallatin
American Cancer Society
Karl J. Kyle
Lenexa
Wellsville
Bruce Funeral Home
Gardner
Kyle
Princeton High School
Gardner United Presbyterian Church
Wellsville Ces
Wells
Ottawa man admitted to Kansas Technical Institute
Brian Barnes of Ottawa is accepted for admission to Kansas Technical Institute in Salina for the fall term. The Stufflebeam family performs Sunday at 7 p.m. at Community Foursquare Church Ninth and Hickory. The Bob Jones University Ensemble performs at Calvary Baptist Church 925 W. 7th at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday with a brief Gospel message. Marine Sgt Randall R. Potter, son of Dick and Phyllis Potter of Ottawa, earns the Good Conduct Medal for three years of faithful service, currently stationed at the Marine Corps Recruiting Station Raleigh North Carolina.
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Brian Barnes
Ottawa
Kansas Technical Institute
Salina
Stufflebeam
Community Foursquare Church
Ninth and
Hickory
BOB Jones University
Calvary Baptist Church
W. 7Th
Randall R. Potter
Dick and
Phyllis Potter
Potter
Marine Corps
Raleigh
N.C
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