Mystic Dragon Academy to relocate to Main Street
Mystic Dragon Academy plans a move from 112 N Main to 129 S Main end of month with tentative Sept 1 date cited by owner Larry Collins. Enrollment has reached 24 students ages 5 and up this August, a three year Ottawa high mark despite August usually being slow.
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Mystic Dragon Academy
N. Main
Larry Collins
S. Main
Collins
Mystic Dragon
Ottawa Academy
Ottawa
Kelley Bethell
Country Mart
Sedalia
Ottawa Country Mart
Bethell
Bill Patterson
Patti Holt
St. Louis
Baker Department
Baldwin City
Baker University
Department of Business and Economics
Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs
ACBSP
Association
Baker
Kansas
Hospital Reports July Uncollectable and Board Actions
Hospital notes July uncollectable figures while board lawyer Bob Green will continue serving until January and seeks review then due to possible other work. Trustees approved around 113000 to lease purchase monitors for the intensive care unit with Bank IV of Ottawa, a bid about 3000 higher than another local option.
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Bob Green
Green
Pean Attacin
Bank IV of
Ottawa
Bank IV
Saked Aate
OHS graduate retires after 39 years at KDOT
Ottawa High School graduate Larry L. Cowdin retires from the Kansas Department of Transportation after 39 years. He served as special assistant to the secretary for public affairs since 1991, began as an engineering aide in 1955, and moved through soils, right-of-way, and management roles. Cowdin plans a long walk across Kansas starting this fall, with a reception tonight at the Kansas Museum of History in Topeka.
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Larry L. ‘Teen
Ottawa
Kansas Department of Transportation
Cowdin
KDOT
Washburn University
Office of Management and Budget
Joan Finney
Kansas
Hiawatha
Kim Athons
Cawdin
Mark
Athon
Topeka
Kansas-Oklahoma
Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the 60s and winds up to 45 mph. Friday brings scattered thunderstorms with lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s to 90s. Saturday and Sunday bring cooler conditions with a mix of clouds and scattered storms and highs generally in the 80s.
Legends Bookshop Opens Downtown Ottawa Store
Legends Bookshop opens at 314 S Main in Ottawa with 1,500 books in stock and hours 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday. Owners Matt Matthews and Susan Harmison-Matthews plan evening hours after school starts and aim to serve local readers while avoiding religious titles to avoid competition with Cornerstone Book Store. Heritage Press also operates from the couple, who emphasize downtown revitalization and supporting local shopping.
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Ottawa
Legends Bookshop
Matt Matthews
Susan Harmison-Matthews
S. Main
Harmison-Matthews
Cornerstone Book Store
Matthewses
Heritage Press
Making News With Press Releases for Small Businesses
A guide to using press releases to gain publicity. Focus on newsworthy content and clear organization. Start with five Ws, place key information first, and include contact details. Send releases to editors, then distribute stories to customers and display copies in store. Consider professional help if needed.
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U S
P.O
Amarillo
Texas
Addi
Don Taylor
Oddball incidents spark a string of bizarre mishaps
Government dictates actions as a colorful roundup recounts strange events. Starleen Rucker, 19, endured a strip search after attempting to hide cocaine in body cavities. Tamara Klemkowsky, 32, of Waldorf, Md., survived a bus window accident that left her with multiple fractures. A truck carrying 5,000 pounds of dead laboratory rats shed carcasses on Mother's Day near Pittsburgh, causing a nauseating stench. In West Haven, Conn., 25-year-old David Moore was arrested for burglary after getting wedged in a chimney, echoing a prior escape incident involving his brother.
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Starleen Rucker
Rucker
Tamara Jo Klemkowsky
Waldorf
Kiemkowsky
Pittsburgh
David Moore
West Haven
Conn
Moore
Richard
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Marion Merrell Dow cuts jobs in KC and Cincinnati
Marion Merrell Dow this week cut an undisclosed number of jobs at its Kansas City and Cincinnati offices as part of a continuing staff reduction plan announced in July 1993. spokesman Tom Heapes said the move is a continuation of the process and did not specify a count. The firm had projected a total reduction of 1,100 to 1,300 jobs in a prior restructuring to cut costs.
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Kansas City, Mo
Marion Merrell Dow
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Tom Heapes
Minnesota suit accuses tobacco firms of conspiracy
The state of Minnesota and Blue Cross and Blue Shield filed a lawsuit accusing major tobacco companies of conspiracy, fraud, and antitrust violations. The action seeks to recover billions in smoking related health care costs paid by residents, and officials call it the first state case to allege an antitrust conspiracy and consumer fraud.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
United States
Aromatique Cinnamon-Cider scent debuts at Heavenly Scents
Aromatique Cinnamon-Cider arrives alongside Spa de Vie Bathiine Misticks, exclusive to Heavenly Scents. Kla Bar B Q roasts priced at $3 per pound and available at Stinson's Market on Hiway 69. Nitcher reunion slated for Sunday August 21 at the Senior Center, noon, near 130 and Main.
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Aromatique
Spa de Vie
Stinson's
Nitcher Reunion
Sun
Sr. Center
Mein
Altman Outsources Claim Spurs Treasury Speculation
Former Wall Street banker Altman, a Clinton ally and early budget broker, faced questions about his future as Meany’s remarks surfaced. A flurry of rumors linked Altman’s possible replacement with Frank Newman while Hanson and Steiner also figure in ongoing Treasury staff talks.
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George Meany
Altman
Wall Street
Clinton
Georgetown University
Congress
Treasury
Lloyd
Frank Newman
the Treasury
Notable Rate Schedule for Local Publications and Ads
A historic rate table lists prices for various durations and regions. It shows monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly costs for Anderson County and the state of Kansas, with extensive out of state and tax implications. All rates are stated as advance payments.
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Apt
Anderson Countie
State of Kansas
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Aler
Ra Ten
Matt
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Overland Park
Ralph Young
Marion Merrell
Chiefs
Mon
Thure
Hanson
Joshua Steiner
Bentsen
The
Ottawa Herald
Sundpye Ang
Onawa
Kanens
Jim A Hitch
Tomtove
Ieee Gone Kany
Cyoulaian May
Jean
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Otawa
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