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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1989

Page

7

Always the West manuscript sparks local memories in Ottawa

Local Forum notes a manuscript by Cornelia Bogardus Hamblin, a former Ottawa resident who died in 1954. The Typescript blends family immigration from France with Hamblin’s West adventures, edited over time into a historical reminiscence.

C.W. Henning Ottawa Cornelia Bogardus Hamblin Hamblin France New York City West Carnelia George W. Hamblin

Franklin County Almanac Forecast Summary

Franklin County forecast shows isolated late afternoon and early evening thunder centered in the west. Storms stay distant from the rest of the county, with dry conditions overall. Highs reach the mid to upper 60s and overnight lows in the 60s.

Arrest of Carl W Knight on misdemeanor theft warrant

The sheriff reports the arrest of Carl W Knight, 32, Moran, in Lola on a Franklin County warrant for misdemeanor theft. He is jailed in county custody with a $2,000 bond. The item also lists district court sentencing for Michelle L Mills, marriage licenses, divorces, Municipal Court cases, and a senior citizens menu.

Carl W. Knight Moran Lola Franklin County Michelle L. Mills Houston Texas Fort Ben County James Leroy New Gayle Suzanne Bitts Otawa Paul Banahan Patricia A. Banahan Pomona Bradley Alan Howard Sandra Kay Sparr Ottawa Sandra Sue Smith David Trulett Smith Kathy S. Bowling Gary Bowling Bruce Keplinger Lisbeth P. Keplinger Kim Ann Humiston Erin Wesley Humiston Donald E. Schaal Sth Steven R. Webster

The Federal Fair Housing Law Gains Strength and Flaws

A commentary on the 1988 expansion of the federal fair housing law by Steven J. Sacks notes new protections for the handicapped and families with children. It explains HUDs enhanced enforcement powers and the history of state and local participation through the Fair Housing Assistance Program, rising from 23 to 113 recognized agencies. It warns of potential strains in intergovernmental cooperation as power shifts to federal oversight.

Steven J. Sacks U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Department Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity HUD Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development

Intergovernmental civil rights partnership at risk

Discrimination complaint processing rose from under 10 percent in 1979 to over 70 percent in 1988. HUD has invested over $30 million to build this intergovernmental cooperation, but the 1988 law and HUD regulations may force changes by states and localities. If state and local bodies fail to achieve equivalency by 1992, the federal framework could undermine decades of collaboration.

Ing HUD Congress

Kansas Medicaid rule draws fire from hospital official

Duncan Rose of Riverside Hospital in Wichita says the Medicaid policy change leaves mentally ill and behavior-disordered patients without timely in patient care. State officials defend the move, citing studies and an upcoming funding shift to expand residential programs. In Pleasanton, a 65 year old woman Anna Hall was killed when a Burlington Northern train struck her pickup on US-69, a passenger injured.

Duncan Rose Riverside Hospital Wichita Rose Kansas Hospital Association Kansas Iowa North Dakota Montana John Alquest Welfare Department Medical Services Division Alquest Pleasanton Kan Anna Hall Kansas City Burlington and Northern Linn County

Library Line Q A summary of local info requests

Library Line outlines inquiries handled by the library information desk. It lists answers on local history, county seats, park trails, Kansas City exhibits, AARP contacts, and bicycle repair services with names, addresses, and brief details for Franklin County and nearby areas.

Kansas City Town Pavilion Main AARP

Local Ads and Notices From Williamsburg Area Briefs

Vacation closure for Guy and Mae's Tavern July 24 to August 14 reopens August 15. Realistic high IQ perm promotion at Charlotte's Chat & Curl 1740 S Elm. Paper drive at Sacred Heart Saturday 8 10 30am by K of C. Alumni can drive August 12 at OHS 10 4. City Farm Picnic August 12 Teak Ranch 6 30 cover dish Sam Brownback speaker. Bulk Pioneer seed wheat at Ottawa Fertilizer Melvern and Vassar Elevators. Heidi and Peter Preschool enrolling 933 N Cherry call 242 6608 or 242 5285.

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