TELENET: Courses for credit in your community
TELENET offers 15 university credit courses this fall over the statewide teleconferencing system at 422 S Main Ottawa. Courses support teacher recertification and professional accreditation with enrollments at the first two sessions. Courses cover nursing research, exceptional children, remediation, health and nutrition, classroom law, food product trends, discipline, personnel administration, reading disorders, nutrition, and more taught by Fort Hays State University Kansas State University Emporia State University and others. Enrollment details by phone 2426719.
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Telenet
Bob Becker
S. Main
Ottawa
Kansas State University
Emporia State University
USDA
KSU
FHSA
Kansas Colorado water dispute heads to Supreme Court
Kansas fights Colorado over Arkansas River water in a long running suit that could take three to four years and cost between one and two million dollars. Attorney General Stephan predicts success and notes the case hinges on the 1948 Arkansas River Compact and interstate water rights. The case, first filed in 1985, involves unregulated alluvial wells and questioned reservoir releases along with ongoing discovery and hearings before a federal examiner in Ann Arbor.
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Bill Vogrin
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas
Robert T. Stephan
Stephan
U.S. Supreme Court
Duane Woodward
Ann Arbor
Mich
U.S
Wade McCree
University of Michigan Law
McCree
High Court
Charles T Redman obituary and service details
Charles T Redman 78 of Ottawa RFD 4 died this morning at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with Rev William R Weber officiating. Burial at Lamont Oklahoma Cemetery. Born May 4 1908 in Deputy Indiana he married Loretta Bourne Aug 22 1937 in Lamont Okla. Survived by wife. He lived in Lamont Wichita Ottawa worked as painter then at Ottawa Steel and J.W Hiatt later ran his own painting business. Member Calvary Baptist Church and Lamont Tonkawa Lodge AF AM 157. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Friday and meet the family 7–8 p.m. at the funeral home. Memorials to Kansas Heart Association.
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Charles T. Redman
Ottawa
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts
William R. Weber
Lamont, Okla
Deputy
Ind
Loretta A. “Reta” Bourne
Lamont
Oklo
Wichita
Ottawa Steel
J.W. Hiatt
Calvary Baptist Church
Lamont-Tonkawa Lodge No. 157
AF & AM
Kansas Heart Association
Charles Redman
Charlies T. Redman
Route 4
Lamb- Roberts Funeral
William Weber
Oklahoma
Kansas Heart Assn
Ad Briefs and Local Shop Openings in Ottawa Area
Local notices list Lonnie Bones starting full time hair cutting at A Cut Above 1525 S Main with contact 242 8430. Fashions Flair Wellsville opens under Alice Nitcher 883 4017 or 883 4069 for appointments. Heidi and Peter Preschool enrolling 3 and 4 year olds with several contact numbers. Free 2 liter Pepsi with developing at KIS Photo 16145 Main expires 830-86. The Hen Indian opening special all games $1 Aug 2 2 pm and Aug 24 open, shoe rental free. Sidekicks FBI at the Other Place II. Ottawa Real Estate Open Houses today. Rock Bottom clearance sale of all 86 GMC trucks Aug 22-23 Underwood Equipment. New GMC trucks from 6988. Passport Travel 210 S Main 242 7020 hours Mon-Fri 8-5 Sat 9-1. Ottawa Retirement Village bake sale for MD at WalMart entrance Fri Aug 22 9 30-3.
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Lonnie Bones
S. Main
Wellsville
Alice Nitcher
Kis
Rock Bottom
GMC
Underwood
Dole Passions GOP Bid for Kansas Governor Seat
Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole urged a Republican win in Kansas to reclaim the governor’s office, calling the race his top priority while fundraising in Johnson County for GOP nominee Mike Hayden. He warned against appearing to neglect his own Senate bid and referenced the Democratic hold on the governorship amid a broader push to expand GOP power.
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Overland Park
Kan
Senate
Bob Dole
Kansas
GOP
Mike Hayden
Johnson County
Dole
Jority
Kansans
Guy MacDonald
Wichita
Sheriff Monthly Report Highlights July Activities in Franklin County
The Franklin County Sheriff's Department July report lists incidents and clearances including thefts ten with three cleared, auto theft one with two, vandalism fifteen with eleven, assault two with two, harassment of communications one with one, child sexual abuse two with one, narcotics violations six with six, and misdemeanor criminal cases one with one. It notes criminal arrests eleven, death calls two, misdemeanor non criminal calls thirteen, domestic disturbances eighteen, other disturbance calls fifty one, plus a structure fire and a grass fire. Additional items include seven injury accidents, twenty two non injury accidents, thirty one field contacts, twenty five alarm calls, four ambulance assists, forty six officer assists, forty three services rendered calls, one adult missing person with one, and three juvenile runaways with three. Juvenile criminal cases six with five, prisoner transports eight, nineteen warrants executed, two hundred thirty eight civil process served, two hundred twenty four officer response calls. Deputies drove eighteen thousand eight hundred eighty five miles on patrol and recovered seventy three thousand three hundred seventy four dollars and sixty four cents in stolen property, including some allegedly stolen in June. The total amount of property stolen in July was six six thousand five hundred forty nine dollars and fourteen cents. Of five thousand six hundred twelve lost in criminal damage to property, two hundred thirty dollars and fifty cents were recovered.
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Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Wall Street Drifts After Fed Discount Rate Cut
Wall Street prices held a narrow range as investors digested the Federal Reserve move to cut the discount rate from 6 percent to 5.5 percent. The Dow slipped 2.11 to 1,879.22 by noon, with gainers slightly ahead of losers on the NYSE amid a sluggish economy.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Air National Guard Airman Patterson graduates at Lackland
Airman Shellie D. Patterson daughter of Barbara J. Schultz Melvern and Robert D. Patterson rural Topeka has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas. JON P. WIGGINS 807 E 16th named to President's Honor Roll with 4.0 GPA for summer session at Kansas City Kansas Community College majoring in mortuary science. The West Franklin U S C 287 school board will meet 8 p m Monday at the Education Center to discuss an audit report recreational and physical education needs at Pomona and results of the Project for Determining the Quality of Schools through the Flint Hills Education Research and Development Association. Mike Holmes formerly of rural Pomona will speak at the Calvary Baptist Church 925 W 7th at 7 30 p m Sunday. Ottawa Christian Singles will meet 6 30 p m Sunday at Faith Lutheran Church for a Bible study followed by the election of officers. The Ransom Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees will meet 8 p m Tuesday at the hospital conference room. Those wishing to address the board should contact Administrator Dewey Smith by 10 a m Thursday to be included on the printed agenda.
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AIR National Guard
Shellie D. Patterson
Barbara J. Schultz
Melvern
Robert D. Patterson
Topeka
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Jon P. Wiggins
Kansas City, Kan
West Franklin U.S.C
Education Center
Pomona
Flint Hills Education, Research and Development Association
Ottawa
Faith Lutheran Church
Ransom Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Dewey Smith
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S. Walnut
Lisa A. Cantrell
Walnut
Clara D. Standing Cloud
N. Oak
Standing Cloud
Kavin W. Manis
Oak
Stephen J. Licktelg
Gresley
Daren W. Hogelin
Ash
David N. Greathouse
N. Cherry
Roger D. Ward
Hickory
Robert D. Rousser
Burrough
Jesse L. Maddox
N. Poplar
John E. Lea
Richmond
Michelle A. Dusang
S. Etim
Johja K. Ferguson
Mark A. Woods
Thomas €. Riemer
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Pamela
Jung
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Adino City
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Randy L. Reed
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S. Cherry
Dickson
Main
Tecumseh
Bret A. Jackson
Rantoul
Wilma L. Davidson
Princeton
Davidson
DPS
Steve Queen
Ottawa Co-op
Ad Briefs
Heidi
FBI
Ottawa Real Estate
WalMart Fri
Happy
Bret
Grandpa
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
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Mike Holmes
7Th
Walt Dengel
Dengel
ME Raes
Howard the Duck
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Ralph Macchiopat Morita the
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