Faith Lutheran hires youth and education minister
Faith Lutheran Church at 316 E. 12th has hired a full time minister of youth and education. Peter An Lange moves to Ottawa from Overland Park with wife Roseann and their three children Mariayna Eva and Benjamin. Lange will be installed at 10:30 a.m. this Sunday. Lange is a Sikeston Mo native and a Concordia alum with Christian education and youth ministries credentials. He previously directed Christian education at St Stephens Fullerton and was minister of youth at Bethany Lutheran Overland Park.
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Ottawa
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Mariayna
Eva
Benjamin
Lange
Faith Lutheran
Sikeston
St. Paul's Lutheran High School
Concordia
Concordia University
Irvine
Calif
St. Stephens Lutheran Church
Fullerton
Bethany Lutheran Church
Judge OKs payout to military retirees under tax settlement
A judge approved a plan to reimburse about 21,000 military retirees the full taxes they paid plus five percent interest. The state appropriated 58.5 million dollars in three equal installments for 1995 1996 and 1997, though final totals may vary. A $60 million figure was cited as the most likely total, with exact amounts to be calculated by the Department of Revenue based on eligible veterans and per person awards.
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Department of Revenue
Ottawa Area Forecast and Temperature Readings
Mostly clear conditions tonight with low near 70 to 75 and winds southwest at 10 to 16 mph. Extended outlook shows a chance of late afternoon and evening thunderstorms Sunday through Tuesday, with overnight lows in the 60s and high temperatures reaching the 90s Sunday and Monday, then upper 80s to mid 80s Tuesday.
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Ottawa Water Plant
Ottawa Man Alleges Wrongful Arrest At Bar Incident
Tyrone Greenwood said police wrongfully handcuffed him at The Spot bar after officers mistook him for another man. Witnesses described him dragged or forcefully removed, with no ID check. Officers apologized to others in the bar, while Greenwood demanded to see the warrant. Several witnesses offered to testify at a city commission meeting.
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Clayborne
Bowling
Bar
Mark Pacheco
Joe Wakefield
Ed Henley
Lincoln
Henley
Rich Robinson
412 S. Sycamore
Chuck Sikes
Sikes
Wakefield
Bramit
Robinson
City Commission
Daughter's heart saves father in transplant miracle
In Oval Oak Michigan Rees Szuber 58 received his daughter Patti's heart five hours after her fatal car crash in Tennessee. Patti Szuber 22 died brain dead after a crash near Knoxville. The transplant at William Beaumont Hospital is expected to let Szuber return to a normal life. Patti’s organs were donated by her family choosing to help a specific recipient. Szuber had endured four prior heart surgeries and long waiting for a donor.
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Rees Szuber
Patti
Szuber
Tennessee
Michigan
William Beaumont Hospital
Jeffrey Altshuler
Ms. Szuber
Bob Szuber
Thomas Boyersdorf
Organ Procurement Association of Michigan
Stuber
Senate passes crime bill despite GOP bid to derail
The Senate approved the crime bill 61 to 38 amid Democratic GOP tensions. Republicans including Bob Dole opposed delaying votes while Sen. Nancy Kassebaum broke ranks to back the measure. Biden lauded the bill as tough and needed by police and prosecutors. The president planned a Martha’s Vineyard vacation after Labor Day.
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Martha’s Vineyard
Massachusetts
Senate
National Rifle Association
GOP
Bob Dole
Kassebaum
Dole
Joseph Biden
D-Del
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ottawa faces delay as cemetery petition deemed invalid
City Manager Scott Lambers delays action on a cemetery petition after attorney Lowry says the ordinance is invalid. He may seek a Kansas Attorney General opinion, which could free the city from action or allow adoption. The 40 acres could become cemetery land once burial occurs, with space pressure at Highland Cemetery in about a decade.
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Ottawa
Scott Lambers
Lowry
Lambers
Lamberts
Kansas
Bob Stephan
Stephan
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1983
The Ottawa Herald lists daily delivery rates in advance for Ottawa Kansas. Rates cover dalive Scotaber 1 1983 end afer in Ottawa with motor route and rural towne options.
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Dalive
Ottawa
Toonthe
Carier
Browns Bring Medical Talent to Ottawa Kansas
Lorraine Browns moved to Ottawa Kansas after a long medical career across California North Carolina Japan and Okinawa. They chose Ottawa citing family proximity and community need with Lorraine bound by a Kansas Memorial Scholarship obligation and Robert still on Navy service until August. Local administrator Karlen Jones said recruitment finally succeeded with their match and emphasis on community care over clock watching.
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Kansas
Franklin County
Robert
Navy
California
North Carolina
Cherry Point Naval Hospital
Okinawa
Japan
Carolyn
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Long Beach
Naval Hospital
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Brookside Manor
Overbrook
Karlen Jones
Ottawa Family Physicians
Boy Scout Fundraiser at Main Street Bank Auction
Troop 118 fundraiser at Wash and Main with donation $9. Event lists Scott and a candy display including Crisp Apple Punkin and Luscious Bayberry varieties. Acts mention Ed and The Red River Special on Friday and Saturday, with floor covering and numbers 4196 and 120 Noure.
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Cy Wash
People's Bank
Suh & Main
Sat
GLARE
Scott
Aly
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