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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2006
Page
7
The forecast calls for pockets of rain across much of the nation with heavy rain along the Texas Gulf coast and thunderstorms likely. The Northern Plains, especially Nebraska, face heavy rain while the Southeast and Southern Plains endure hot conditions. Kansas Highway Patrol hotline listed for information.
Non-commercial events open to the public can be announced at no charge. Franklin County Retired School Personnel and spouses will meet at 8 30 a.m. Friday for breakfast at Blue Star Restaurant, 405 N Main St, Ottawa.
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp. ECKAN requests donations of school supplies or cash. Drop off at 1320 S. Ash Ottawa. For details call Gladys MacDonald at 785-282-1515.
Ottawa High School announces Wall of Honor inductees chosen from diverse fields including education art medicine journalism law and sports Inductees will be honored at a 6 pm banquet on Sept 21 at Ottawa High School Tickets cost 10 and are on sale Aug 15 to Sept 14 at the high school office The inductees address students Sept 22 and will be recognized at the Sept 23 football game Geiss coordinates the Wall of Honor which started a decade ago and has placed 30 individuals to date
The Legends in Village West Kansas City Kan seeks public input to honor Kansas icons from Franklin County and beyond. Notables listed include John Brown Eliza beth Layton Edgar Lee Masters Lynn Dickey and Robert Dole with others like James Naismith and Gordon Parks featured as part of a continuing online poll and exhibit.
County officials will continue talks with engineers and contractors over the 36 mile County Highway Improvement Program after public complaints about cracks in new asphalt. The meetings, led by Jim Haag, will press on with Killough Construction surveying the roads as inspectors complete their inspections.
The piece notes television and radio ads shape outcomes in Kansas GOP primaries. It contrasts candidates: Barnett won with $519000. Jennison raised $160000 and relied less on media. Praeger dominated Carter with ads while Thornburgh highlighted a family image to win. It stresses retail campaigning alongside mass media for broader reach.
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