AutoZone opens Ottawa store at 1630 S Main
AutoZone opened a 7200 square foot Ottawa auto parts store at 1630 S Main last week employing six people. Manager Randy Brecheisen, formerly with Color Unlimited and O'Reillys, says the store offers free testing of batteries starters and other parts plus a Loan A Tool program for 48 hours with full-price repayment on return. AutoZone operates 1578 stores in 32 states.
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Ottawa trail maintenance pact outlined in city agreement
The article describes an interagency trail use and maintenance agreement within Ottawa city limits. The city must maintain surface and shoulders, mow right of way, manage weeds, maintain ditches and drainage, remove trash, provide law enforcement, and inspect a bridge and flood gate over the Marais des Cygnes. The term runs through December 31, 2021 with a 30 day termination notice for reasonable cause.
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Marais Des Cygnes
City of Wildlife & Parks
Reader Information and Subscription Rates
Ottawa Herald delivery times and contact numbers. Details on carrier and mail subscriptions with monthly rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas, plus discounts for three, six, and twelve month terms.
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Franklin
Kansas
The Ottawa Herald Publisher and Staff Details
The Ottawa Herald is a daily newspaper printed in Ottawa Kansas with staff roles including editor publisher John D Montgomery editor publisher Jay Bemis managing editor Jay Bemis advertising Todd Frantz director printed on paper departments circulation Gene Kelsey manager press Wayne Snow foreman business Kathy Miller office manager postmaster address changes The Ottawa Herald mailing information and periodical postage details are listed.
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Gene Kelsey
Wayne Snow
Kathy Miller
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Weather Outlook With Tiny Rain Chance
Partly cloudy with a slight chance for thunderstorms late at night. Lows near 70, south wind 5 to 15 mph. Rain chance 20 percent. Friday through Sunday a slight risk of evening storms northwest Friday and Saturday. Otherwise mostly clear to partly cloudy and dry.
Timberlake Ranch liquor license renewal issue in Franklin County
Franklin County officials say Timberlake Ranch failed to renew its county liquor by the drink license by March 31 1997 and has operated illegally since. The business must respond within five days or face penalties. renewal costs are 250. State license remained active during the lapse. The county also backs a grant for a new public transportation van from KDOT valued about 32550, with county support of roughly one mill.
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Williamsburg
Shari Perry
Larry Wright
County Commission
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Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
Alumni Aid Opens New Student Dorms At OU
New freshmen entered OU residence halls aided by alumni who unloaded cars and provided hospitality rooms. Three lounges in Brown Hall were converted into regular rooms to add capacity as freshmen and upperclassmen move in. most lounges will revert to normal spaces as room openings appear.
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Aschenbrewer
Brown Hall
Aschenbrener
Tracy Camp
Brownback outlines tax, trade, and education priorities
Kansas senator hopeful for reform highlights include reducing taxes and government size, expanding open markets especially China, trimming unnecessary regulations, and boosting conservation in farming. He backs sanctions on Cuba and advocates local control of education while urging citizen involvement and optimism for a strong future.
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Congress
Bob Dole
Senate
Brownback
Tural
China
Cuba
Dispute ends with armed suspect tackled at McDonalds
Assistant Manager Larry Eudaly and employee Heinlein wrestled with Sumner as a Colt .45 was discharged. Federal guard Kuznicki helped disarm the gunman while others restrained him until police arrived. Sumner fled in a pickup but was captured after a chase. Heinlein suffered injuries including a fingertip bite.
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Heinlein
Sumner
Ree
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