Ottawa area chamber welcomes new teachers and health workers
Ottawa Area Chamber hosts quarterly Image Award Luncheon recognizing educators and health care personnel. OU Provost Maurice Bryan quotes Nietzsche about resilience as teachers and administrators from Ottawa and West Franklin districts, Neosho County Community College, and Ottawa University mingle with chamber members.
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Jodie Garcia
Herald
Fred Searls
Searls
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Becky Bones
Chamber
Ottawa
West Franklin
Neosho County Community College
Ottawa University
Maurice Bryan
Friedrich Nietzsche
Bryan
Ashley Gross
The
Ottawa Herald
Barbara Dinne
Franklin County
New teaching area and local business honors highlighted
The Herald previews fall classroom additions and honors Ottawa area residents. Franklin County Day Care, Wellsville clinic, and Ottawa Retirement Village are among Thursday recognitions, as Chris Campbell receives the Quarterly Image Award for her Quilt Shop.
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Wellsville
Franklin County
Ottawa Retirement Village
Searls
Chris Campbell
Chris’ Cor
Campbell
Poll shows rising opposition to Bush hurting GOP
An AP Ipsos poll finds President Bush at 33 percent approval, a low tied with May, with many 2004 Bush voters leaning Democratic in November elections. The decline spans the nation including the South and shifts in gender, income, and moderation.
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Washington
Bush
Associated Press
Ipsos
South
Kline and Morrison clash on cyber crime policy in Kansas
In a 2006 election dispute, Attorney General candidate Phill Kline promotes the Cyber Crime Task Force in Kansas City to claim protection for Kansas and western Missouri. Opponent Paul Morrison argues the plan is insufficient and calls for stronger enforcement and more agents to curb online predator crimes.
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Topeka
Phill Kline
Paul Morrison
Kline
Cyber Crime Task Force
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas
Missouri
Morrison
Kansas Bureau of Investiga
Tion
FBI
Task Force
Kansas City
KBI
Ottawa police name man found dead in home
Ottawa police identified the body found Wednesday morning as Kermit Graika, 43, of 930 S Lincoln St. The coroner’s report cites no definitive foul play, but investigators treat the death as a crime scene pending toxicology and further tests.
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Ottawa
Kermit Graika
Lincoln St
Topeka
Dennis Butler
Butler
Graika
Franklin County plan sparks debate on growth and farmland
Public hearings on Franklin County comprehensive plan drew voices for protecting prime farmland and curbing willy nilly expansion, while critics led by Tom Weigand warned the measure would stifle growth and depress property values as development nears Ottawa.
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Franklin County Planning Commission
Tom Weigand
Ottawa
Wheatridge
Franklin County
Weigand
Ottawa Area
Ottawa High marching band camp prep for new school year
Joe Rogers junior and Tallan Melton freshman practice at Ottawa High School for the marching band. The camp teaches music and marching maneuvers before school begins to prepare students for the season.
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Joe Rogers
Tallan Melton
Ottawa High School
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