New manager named for Pomona Lake project
New Pomona Lake project manager is en Ruona of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City District, a 20 year veteran who grew up in Minnesota. He will oversee operations and flood control for the 110 mile Creek basin and Pomona Lake near Vassar while the Ruona family resides in Baldwin City.
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En Ruona
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Pomona Lake
Kansas City
Vassar
Ruona
Corps of Engineers
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Buena
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Longview
Blue Springs Lake
Pittsburgh
Tulsa
Okla
Papio
Salt Creek Lakes
Lake Sakakawea
Omaha
Neb
Johnson County Parks and Recreation
Kyle
Marie
Baldwin City
New columnist Kathleen Parker joins The Herald’s Opinion page
Kathleen Parker debuts as the Herald’s new columnist on the Opinion page. Syndicated by Tribune Media Services, Parker has written Men and Women since 1987 and has a history with the Orlando Sentinel and Columbia South Carolina. She is noted as a Mencken Award winner and teacher. She leads The Buckley School of Public Speaking division in Camden, South Carolina.
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The
Herald
Kathleen Parker
Tribune Media Services
Parker
Orlando
Fla
H.L. Mencken
School of Written Expression
Buckley School of Public Speaking
Camden
S.C
Florida
Elizabeth Layton drawing exhibit at Mulvane Museum
Layton chronicled at 68 finding art to lift her low mood in a new exhibit and book. Thirty one self portrait drawings titled Drawing on Life open Sept 1 24 at Washburn University Mulvane Art Museum Topeka. A 140 page book The Life and Art of Elizabeth Grandma Layton by Don Lambert released by WRS Publishing. Public reception Sept 8 with gallery tours Sept 10 17 24. drawings address aging women’s rights racial prejudice environment homelessness capital punishment AIDS and right to die. Layton gained national attention in Life People and Parade and is famed for self portraits of herself and husband Glenn. Exhibits USA tours the show with support from foundations and arts groups. admission free. hours Tue Sun varying. Call (913) 231-1010 ext 1324 for details.
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Peka
Elizabeth Layton
Mulvane Art Museum
Washburn University
Topeka
Lambert
Layton
Glenn
Life
People
Parade
National Museum of American Art
Smithsonian Museums
Washington, D.C
Menninger
Exhibits USA
Mid-America Arts Alliance
Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund
H&r Block Foundation
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Samuel H. Kress Foundation
Phillips Petroleum Foundation
Union Pacific Foundation
Mid- America Arts Alliance
National Endowment For the Arts
Kansas Arts Commission
17Th and
Jewell Streets
Scottish climber Alison Hargreaves dies on K2 avalanche
Alison Hargreaves, 33, the Scottish mountaineer who reached Everest in May and aimed to be the first woman to summit the world’s three highest peaks, was killed in a K2 avalanche that buried her and at least four others near the summit.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Alison Hargreaves
Citizens press rate, access rulings cited in Ottawa issues
Group members argue late utility penalties are excessive and the time to cut service is too short. They cite a 1993 attorney general opinion on entry for inspections, which affirmed Fourth Amendment rights and required warrants if access is refused. Hernandez plans to push Ottawa City Commission to amend both ordinances.
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Mary Feighny
Concerned Citizens
Leonard Cheasbro
Kingman Road
Hernandez
Concerned Citizens Group
Ottawa
Feighny
Bob Stephan
Stephan
United States Supreme Court
Ottawa City Commission
Students to Attend OU Orientation
Students will work in teams on projects Monday to prepare for registration and the first day of classes on Wednesday. Call the Student Development Office at 242-200 ext 5560 for schedule details.
Judge Ito's Stay Amid Simpson Case Tape Disclosures
Judge Ito allowed a March stay as details emerged from the June 12 1994 murder case of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. The affair centered on Fuhrman's tapes, press disclosures, and potential witnesses who could affect trial strategy and conflicts of interest.
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Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Fuhrman
Ito
Reid
York
The Giver by Lois Lowry explains a controlled society
The Giver follows Jonas as he becomes the Community memory bearer. In a world with rigid sameness and arranged roles, the Elders control all choices and monitor life. The Receiver of Memory must confront pain and wisdom to shape the future.
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Lois
Lois Lowry
Lowry
Jonas
Shim
Bank IV Merger Creates National Bank Across Kansas and Missouri
Bank TV Kansas N A and Bank IV Missouri N A merge forming Bank IV National Association with five point one billion dollars in assets. The new bank operates across the state line, allowing customers in Kansas and Missouri to conduct cross state banking business.
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Wichita, Kan
Bank IV
Kansas
Missouri
Bank TV
N.A
Bank IV, National Association
Community partners urge slower driving near schools
The Ottawa Police Department Feldkamp Furniture Mart and TCI of Kansas join forces to promote school safety with a new commercial, starting Wednesday on five channels for three weeks. Paid by Feldkamp's, produced by TCI of Kansas, featuring local star Billy Bob. A second PSA will air around Christmas to discourage drinking and driving.
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Ottawa
Billy Bob
Feldkamp
Herrman
IFR, CO. Recycling Schedule Update
Local notices indicate a weekday recycling window from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a related item at 2038 8 Main. The details include the address and general timing, with hours aligned to a noon cutoff for certain operations.
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IFR, CO
Main
Faulkner Leaves Citadel After Freshman Hell Week
Ms Faulkner a 20 year old cadet quits the Citadel after a week amid heat exhaustion and dehydration during 100 degree drills. Twenty three other freshmen also drop out as she cites nerves and pressure while officials say no cadet who misses the first week graduates.
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Ms. Faulkner
Terry Leedom
Suzanne Coe
Ms. Coe
Alex Pettett
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1994 Oct 1
Ohio rates listed for delivery Oct 1 1994 and after showing Ottawa and Franklin County options with prices for one year, months, and three months. Names appear as editors or staff including Hitch Bemis Love Kelsey Rossman and Howe. Postmaster address and motor route options also included.
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Dim R. Hitch
Way Bemis
Tom Love
Gene Kelsey
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Ottawa Herald
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Onawa
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Cheh
Preas
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