Franklin County Democrats elect officers
Franklin County Democrats held an August 16 reorganization meeting to elect new county officers. Elected were Harold Wingert as chairman Bonnie Harbor as vice chair Phyllis Herndon as secretary and Cal Lantis as treasurer.
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Harold Wingert
Bonnie Harbor
Phyllis Herndon
Cal Lantis
Nightcrawlers
Nightcrawlers Camping Club
Clinton Lake
Ray
Doris Reed
Ray Reed
Alvin
Lucille Crawford
Mark
Cheryl Fink
Topeka
John Fritts’ Farm
Ottawa
Prairie Chickens Club
Pomona
Prairie Chickens Camping Club
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Pomona Lake
Homer White
Homer
Josephine Staadt
Ottawa High School
Tony A. Sheler
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Clifford Sheler
W. 10Th
Cowley County Community College
AVTS
Arkansas City
Sheler
Cowley
Emporia State
Emporia State University
Baldwin City
Janet S. Anderson Story
Eric Lindsey Toot
Marilyn Kay (Bartlett) Noonan
Melvern
Jody Denise Burkdoll
Osage City
Joy D. Hart
James Bryan Jackson
Robert Dean Boldra
Beth E. Kahler
Christine Marie Thornton
West Franklin district braces as board reviews staff and programs
The West Franklin board accepted Brock Winans resignation as PMS volleyball coach and approved adding an extra computer science hour for Elizabeth Giffin. Brenda Smith to be hired as bus driver. No lunch in WHS gym yet, gym open for recreation during lunch. No study halls. independent study and teacher aide options available. board to prepare salary figures for classified staff and administrators consistent with a 2.19 percent teacher raise.
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Brock Winans
PMS
Elizabeth Giffin
Brendan Smith
Ralph Ferguson
Cain
WHS
Doobie Brother Facing Proof Gap in Beverly Hills Case
A Chicago Sun Times piece notes Susan B. Gooding claims her father is a client and cites her assertion amid questions. The Chicago Tribune reported in June on a local sex therapist, Robert Herd, who aids animal mating and notes many dogs and horses show sexual dysfunction. The quirky item closes with a mailing address for tips to Chuck Shepherd in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Beverly Hills
Susan B.gooding
Chicago Sun Times
Gooding
Robert Herd
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Animal portraits by Randall Bennett at Ottawa Library
Randall Bennett, son of Francis and Eloise Bennett of Williamsburg, displays recent paintings in an Ottawa Library gallery show through September. The exhibit features animal portraits across media, highlighting a representational yet abstract style as Bennett refines color, technique, and repertoire since his 1988 Ottawa showing. The display runs from September 1 during regular library hours.
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Randall Bennett
Francis
Eloise Bennett
Williamsburg
Ottawa Library
Bennett
Ottawa
Castro opens Cuba doors to leave and flee to US
Castro announced in a 2 1 2 hour nationwide address that Cuban authorities would not stop people from leaving the island. He said border guards would be more flexible for illegal exits and Americans could bring boats to Cuba to pick up relatives and buy fuel amid shortages. The United States rejected ending the 30 year blockade and warned Castro is shifting blame for the exodus. US Coast Guard has rescued thousands to Guantanamo Bay as detention camps plan to expand to hold up to 65 000 refugees.
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Cuba
U.S
Pyinyey
Washington
Clinton
Havana
United States
Peter Tarnoff
CBS
Mariel
U.S. Coast Guard
Guantanamo Bay
U.S. Navy
Defense
William Petry
Guantanamo
Four American airmen killed in Vietnam brought home
Flag draped coffins with full military honors returned to Travis Air Force Base California for three Air Force officers Capt. Glenn H N Lee 24 and Major John C Egger Jr 37 and Navy Capt Hubert B Loheed 41 from Vietnam and Cambodia. The fourth air man’s identity was withheld at his family’s request.
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Calif
Vietnam
Cambodia
Glenn H.N. Lee
John C. Egger Jr
Air Force
Navy
Hubert B. Loheed
Violence terrifies aid workers in Zaire refugee camps
In Goma, an upsurge in ethnic violence in Zaire’s refugee camps has frightened aid workers and hindered Rwanda repatriation efforts. UNHCR spokesman Ray Wilkinson said workers operate in a “state of war” after Hutu extremists attacked trackers and their families seeking return to Rwanda. The assault injured a tracker and led the UN to suspend large group repatriations by vehicle.
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Zaire
Ray Wilkinson
U.N. High Commissioner For
Wilkinson
Rwanda
Gorilla Reserve
United Nations
Weather forecast for Ottawa area with mild to warm outlook
Partly cloudy tonight with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms and a low around 70 to 75. Saturday will be hot and dry with highs in the 90s and lows in the 60s to low 70s. Sunday brings thunderstorms possible, with highs in the mid 80s to lower 90s and lows in the 60s. Monday cooler with little rain. Readings include Ottawa Water Plant data, yesterday highs around 110, low 51, precipitation totals 0.00 to 1.80 inches depending on period, barometer 30.25 inches, sunset 8:03, sunrise 6:44.
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Ottawa Water Plant
Senate may break for health reform work this summer
Washington officials say Majority Leader George Mitchell may push a two week Senate recess to draft a bipartisan compromise on health reform. The plan aims for initial steps toward universal coverage, falling short of President Clinton’s goal, while House members have already begun summer recess. A Sept 12 return date is possible.
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Senate
George Mitchell
Clinton
House
Thomas
Foley
Congress
Mitchell
Crooks Floor Covering Closes Weekend Reopens Monday
A local ad notes Crooks Floor Covering closed Friday Saturday and Sunday and will reopen Monday. It urges enrollment at NCCC 226 Beech and promises 6 percent savings, offering a contact Soc 242-8804 for details.
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Crooks
NCCC
Beech
Smoking gun memo surfaces in Fletcher Bell case
The investigation centers on a 1991 award to Fletcher Bell for a back injury after lifting a briefcase. A 1990 memo discusses which state fund should pay tax free benefits, with officials giving varied accounts and calling for potential funds tapping, while two prosecutors continue scrutiny.
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Fletcher Bell
Hendrix
Department of Administration
Bell
Bob Stephan
Hensley
Terry D. Bernatis
Susan M. Irza
George Welch
Bernatis
Irza
Piiin
Osélt-Insurance
Workers’ Compensation Fund
OU convocation marks fall start next Wednesday
Ottawa University kicks off the new academic year with a 10 am convocation in the Chapel Auditorium. Provost Steve Markwood will speak, honors for students and faculty will be announced, and awards include the Provost's Honors Cup for top GPA club and Faculty Honors Cup for most improved GPA club. The program series covers public issues, arts, religious faith, and community communication. For details, contact the provost's office.
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Ottawa University
Chapel
Steve Markwood
Ottawa Library Storytime and Toddler Time Learn Along
The Ottawa Library will start Storytime for ages 3 to first grade with sessions at 9 30 and 10 30 a m on Tuesdays and an evening 6 30 p m on Wednesdays. No registration is needed. Toddler Time for 21 months to three years begins next week at 9 30 a m on Thursdays and requires parental registration.
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Ottawa Library
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates October 1993
Publication price list for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding areas shows monthly and multi month rates by carrier, rural towns, motor route, and Franklin County mail, with state sales tax included. All rates are in advance and vary by duration and location.
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Carrer
Franklin County
Miami
Anderson
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