Landowners balk at city paving plan near Industrial Avenue
Ottawa business leaders from Fashion Inc, Duke Manufacturing, National Sign, Rome Manufacturing oppose a proposed benefit district to fund paving of Industrial Avenue. They cite high costs under 6 and 10 inch base options totaling about 121,469 with at least one owner facing no clear return on investment. City considers three paths: negotiate, proceed with petition, or drop the plan.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Ottawa Industrial Park
Dave Warren
Fashion
Nitcher
Duke
Rome
National
Pittsburg State University
Janet Kay Lewis
Garnett
Tara Rachelle Allison
Lyndon
Richard C. Gammon
Ottawa
Michelle Renee Madl
Wellsville
Nightcrawlers
Glinton Lake
John Fritts
LaCygne Lake
Heights student earns US Achievement Academy honors
Central Heights High School student David Hanson has been named a U S Achievement Academy award winner in science and an academy All American Scholar. Nominated by CH instructors Jim Hartman and Melody Wendt, Hanson is the son of Larry and Debbie Hanson. Grandparents are Gail and Betty Vosburg.
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Brookville
Royals
Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Summary
Party cloudy tonight with a low around 58. Light east wind. Kansas outlook Thursday to Saturday shows little or no rain. Highs near 85 to 88 with lows mostly in the 60s and cooler upper 50s in the far northwest and far east Thursday.
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Kansas
Iola Teen Dies After Sniffing Butane Gas
A 16-year-old Iola boy, Todd Westerman, died after allegedly sniffing butane lighter gas. He was pronounced dead at 11:20 p.m. Sunday following unconsciousness while two companions reported illness and breathing trouble.
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Iola, Kan
Iola
Todd Westerman
Westerman
Allen County Sheriff's Department
Country Summer Jambo at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
The Alfred Packer Memorial String Band closes the Family Show Series at OMA Ottawa on Saturday at 8 p.m. The group mixes old-time tunes with irreverent humor in period costumes and a wide instrument lineup. Tickets 7 adults 3.50 under 12 and students. Reserved seating with tickets at Buulers Music Beyond Video and OMA box office.
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Third
Hickory
Alferd Packer
Packer
Buuler’s Music
S. Main
Beyond Video
OMA
Kansas Arts Commission
National Endowment For the Arts
Woman portrayed as willing assailant during 1985 spree
In Topeka, prosecutors cast Lisa Dunn as a willing accomplice in a multi state killing spree that began in Florida and ended in a Rawlins County farmhouse shootout. Defense claimed she was terrorized by Daniel Remeta and unable to flee after brutal rape and abuse.
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Topeka
Kan
Lisa Dunn
Daniel Remeta
Ms. Dunn
Florida
Rawlins County
Glenn O
Cub Scout Pack 3074 Plans School Year Swim Party
Cub Scout Pack 3074 will host a 7 p.m. Thursday swim party at Ottawa Country Club to mark the new school year. Current scouts and boys interested in joining are invited. there is no cost. For more information, contact Cubmaster Scott Bird at 242-5236.
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Ottawa Country Club
Scott Bird
City Commission Debates Tax Break and Sewer Easement
Ottawa commission will vote on a 50 percent property tax abatement for MacFasteners Inc and a sanitary sewer easement extending lines into the new industrial park. The five year abatement runs 1992 to 1996 in exchange for a 250 dollar plus 50 percent in lieu tax. Also on the agenda: raising planning firm Bucher Willis and Ratliff fees from 8000 to 12500 and a beer license for Heartland Lanes after ownership change.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Ottawa City Commission
MacFasteners Inc
Industial Park
City Hall
Mac Fasteners
S. Main
Davis Road
City Planning Commission
Bucher, Willis and Ratliff
Ottawa Antique Tractor Pull and Related Ads
Brief notices advertise an Ottawa antique tractor pull on Saturday August 22 at 6 p.m. at Fr Co Fairgrounds. Other items promote Sutton's Jevelry in Ottawa with alarm stop watches, a rail trip to Colorado September 16–21, a back to school sale at Cornerstone Bookstore, a cosmetologist service, and a household hazardous waste drop off at the Franklin County HHW Facility weekdays 8 a.m. to noon.
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Ottawa
Rockies
Kansas State Bank
the Rockies
Colorado
Franklin County
Ottawa Herald Advertising Rates 1992
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and February 1992 rates. Subscription prices vary by delivery method and region, with monthly, quarterly, half-year, and annual options for Ottawa, rural towns, motor routes, Franklin County, adjacent counties, and statewide mail orders, all in advance.
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Ottawa
Catriar
Franklin
State of Kansas
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Ottawa University
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Barker
Franklin County Historical Society
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Remeta
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