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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1989

Page

8

Ottawa library board weighs three building options

The Ottawa Library Board received concrete estimates for adding on, remodeling, or building anew. Architect Michael Shaughnessy outlined costs from about 1.23 million to 1.66 million plus land, with 15,700 square feet needed to meet state standards. The board, eyeing tenancy and funding, postponed the September meeting to the 13th due to scheduling conflicts.

Ottawa Library Board of Trustees Michael Shaughnessy Shaughnessy Fickel and Scott Kansas City Shaughnessy Ottawa Tom Sachse Barbara Dew Woolworth Alco 15Th and Main State Library Group Cal Lantis Charles Gillett Mary Calliham Lantis

Ottawa Daily Notes Hospital Admissions and Public Safety Briefs

The Ottawa Daily reports admissions for Jack J. Hobbs Princeton Minnie Allen Ottawa and a newborn daughter to Jerry Lively of Ottawa. Sheriff and Public Safety logs include arrests for Charles R. Hull DUI cases David Wheeler and Helen Baca plus several property thefts burglaries vandalism and multiple traffic incidents with minor injuries and monetary losses. Local market prices for grains and PIK certificate redemption are listed.

Jack J. Hobbs Princeton Minnie Allen Ottawa Jimmie Elliott Jerry Lively Sheriff's News

Close-out sale at Ed's Food Market amid bankruptcy

Ed's Food Market files for bankruptcy and will reopen under temporary management for an inventory closeout. Pence's firm will run the sale, offering groceries on shelves at 20 percent off. The store will close after the sale, with future purchases determined by the bankruptcy court.

Ed’s Food Market Bob Pence Market Management, Inc Pence Topeka

Unclaimed Lotto America Jackpot Reaches 12 Million

Des Moines officials say no one matched all six Lotto America numbers 2 15 26 27 41 48 drawn Wednesday, creating a $12 million main prize for Saturday. 72 entries hit five numbers earning $1,034 each. 4,020 tickets with four correct numbers win $43. In Topeka Kansas Cash Lotto, the Wednesday draw posted six numbers 1 15 22 26 27 33 with an estimated jackpot of $128,602.

Jan E. Burgoan S. Oak Alberta A. Burns Catharina D. Buchharto S. Mulberry S. Poplar Roger D. Cannady Second and Main City of Ottawa United States Postal Service Des Moines Iowa Topeka Kan Kansas

Tax refunds eyed for residential circuit breaker program

A Kansas Revenue Department lawyer described the residential circuit breaker as a tough program to implement after the Legislature created refunds for qualified homeowners. The plan targets owners under 35 000 income with property tax increases due to classification and reappraisal, with 50 percent hikes in 1989 up to 500 and 25 percent rises in 1990 up to 250, requiring proof the tax rise is due to reappraisal.

Peka Kan Revenue Department Mark Burkhart Burghart Allornney General's State Rules and Regulations Board Burghan George Donatello

Cub takes unplanned trip to Alaska airport terminal

A 25-pound cub bear wandered into the Ketchikan airport terminal, tripped a door sensor, and reached the baggage carousel before being restrained by an Alaska Airlines employee and another bystander. The cub was placed in a kennel and held overnight for observation before release near its mother, with a minor nose scratch reported.

Ketchikan, Alaska Ketchikan Alaska Airlines John Naranjo Todd Sharp

Local Ad Briefs and Open House Notices

Community notices list business closings and hours from HIATT CHIROPRACTIC to BULK PIONEER seed wheat. Local events include dance at The Other Place, back to school haircuts, and an Open House at Skelgas. Food specials feature Kozy Kitchen breakfast and lunch deals. Horse cafe vacation closure noted. early morning music event at The Classics advertised.

Weather Summary for August Weekend Forecast

A weather brief notes slight thunderstorm chances in western areas Saturday and statewide showers Sunday and Monday. Highs range from mid 60s to upper 80s with lows around 60 to 65. Partly cloudy tonight, southeast wind, and warm conditions Friday ahead of the weekend.

Lowe

Obituary Notice: Chuck Durfee Dies After Car Accident

Word has been received of the death of Chuck Durfee 35 of Salina formerly of Ottawa following an automobile accident near Salina A funeral was held today at Ness City

Chuck Durfee Salina Ottawa Ness City

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Library Board Lori Alvarado Herald Dew Sachse the Daily Report Charles R. Hull Waverly Pomona Franklin County Public Safety News David Joseph Wheeler South Oak Department of Public Safety Helen M. Baca Thornton Calit North Main Sand Creek Road Alice F. Young Delores J. Fuller S. Cedar Homewood Dennis L. Paxton Amoco Food Shop Michael P. Zito Leawood Terri K. Daugharthy Ottawa Co-op ASCS Tom Gleason Sr Leonard Donatello Cub Naranjo Ad Briefs Hiatt Chiropractic Jeannie Yockey Alice Elliott All Charlotte's Chat & Curl S. Elm Ottawa Fertilizer Malvern Vassar Elevators Sophia Mae Kozy Kitchen Kozy Billy Spears Skelgas S. 59 Horseshoe Cafe BJ Humpits Frances C. Spears Frances Coats Spears Lamb-Roberts Funeral Henry Roberts Hope Cemetery Leukemia Society of America Lamb -Roberts Funeral Home Franklin County Almanac Memoriam Cecil E. Payne Cecil Payne Dengel & Son Evergreen Mound Cemetery Mr. Payne Louise E Edwards Louise Edwards Highland Cemetery Hickurs
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