Weekly student menu August 10 to 14
All meals include 2 percent milk. Monday offers chicken quarter with potato salad raw vegetable salad a wheat roll apricots. Tuesday features ham L/S candied sweet potatoes D/X country trio rye bread banana muffin. Wednesday serves chicken fried steak mashed potatoes gravy broccoli wheat roll peach cup. Thursday presents beef lasagna tossed salad strawberries D/X Texas toast cheesecake D/X. Friday plans hamburger diced potatoes sliced tomato bun orange.
Feeder cattle prices listed with ranges and outlook
Livestock auction update for Aug 3 shows feeder steers and heifers across weight ranges from 3-400 to 7-800 pounds with price spreads. Slaughter cows steady. commercial and utility cows 47-55. canners 40-46. bulls 56-65. Calves 1-2 higher. Feeder cattle steady. On the Net ww.
Grain price roundup from Ottawa and Franklin counties
Ottawa Co-op quoted hard wheat 4.65, soybeans 11.34, corn 2.89, milo 2.54 for Friday afternoon. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted corn 3.30, milo 4.78, oats 2.05, soybeans 10.85, wheat 4.95 with none listed for other categories.
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Ottawa works to loop gas line nearing Sedalia
More than 150000 feet of 20 inch pipe north of the Santa Fe station between tracks and North Locust is being treated. The pipe will loop part of the natural gas line extending east of town to Sedalia Missouri. Cities Service inspector Howard O Rea r explains looping as running a second pipe parallel to the first and possible to cut into the first line at any point.
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Moran appearance at Franklin County Farm Bureau meeting
Congressman Jerry Moran attends the Franklin County Farm Bureau annual meeting for members only. RSVP required for Franklin County Farm Bureau members. for information call the Franklin County Farm Bureau office at 785 242 4130.
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Ottawa youths to be honored at ECKAN banquet
Seven local youth from Ottawa’s Youth Action Council and Youth in Government will be recognized at the East Central Kansas Economic Corp sixth annual Recognition Banquet. The event at First Baptist Church Elliott Hall from 6 to 8 pm honors volunteer service and includes awards such as the 2006 President’s Volunteer Service Award with letters from President Obama.
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ORC Board Tour and Meeting at Don Woodward Center
The Ottawa Recreation Commission board will tour facilities at the Don Woodward Community Center Lincoln Elementary School soccer fields the city pool in Forest Park and the Orlis Cox Sports Complex at 6 p.m. Wednesday followed by its regular meeting at 8 p.m. in the center gym.
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Ottawa City Commission cancels Monday study session
The Ottawa City Commission has canceled its Monday study session. The next study session is set for 4 p.m. August 17 at City Hall located at 101 S. Hickory St.
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Dunbar to speak at United Methodist church in Richmond
Aaron Dunbar will share his northern India experience as part of the KARL program at 7 p.m. Thursday at the United Methodist Community Church in Richmond. The two year KARL project aims to develop young rural leaders. Dunbar will present a PowerPoint detailing his trip. Call 785 937 2130 or 785 835 6213 for more information.
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Autopsy Links Cocaine to Billy Mays Death
The medical examiner reports cocaine use contributed to heart disease that caused the TV pitchman Billy Mays death in June. Family calls finding speculative and seeks independent review. Mays, 50, died in his Tampa condo from a heart attack while heart disease was the primary cause.
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