Local restaurant heroes praised for diffusing gun incident
A Pomona family dinner at Sirloin Stockade turned dangerous when a distressed man aimed an unloaded handgun at his wife and her five children. Alan Heinlein and staff restrained him as assistant manager Larry Eudaly and customer George Kuznicki joined the effort. police later apprehended the man.
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Alan Heinlein
Sirloin Stockade
Pomona
Heinlein
Larry Eudaly
George Kuznicki
Colorado
Art Williams
John D. Montgomery
Government Contacts and Contact Details for Representatives
A list of government contacts includes President Bill Clinton at The White House Washington DC 20500 comments line (202) 456 1111. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback with Washington and state offices, phone numbers and a congressman Jim Ryun with DC and Topeka offices and numbers.
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Bill Clinton
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
U.S
Pat Roberts
Dirksen
Fox
Sam Brownback
Hart
Senate
S. Kansas Ave
Topeka
W. 95Th
Overland Park
Tatephone
Jim Ryun
Cannon
Hob
Washington, D D.C
Ryun
Quincy
Ottawa film of 1930s life revived by history group
Franklin County Historical Society restored and released 16 millimeter color footage filmed by Harold J. Lamb in Ottawa during 1936 to 1938. The 45 minute tape captures a 1930s gas truck explosion near Ninth and Main, Santa Fe shop scenes, babies at Ransom Hospital, parades, Forest Park picnics, and local landmarks. The film, donated by Lamb’s son John Lamb, is sold for 15 dollars at the courthouse offices.
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Disney World
Harold J. Lamb
Lamb
Lamb Funeral Home
Lamb- Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Franklin County
Ottawa
John Lamb
Lawrence
Franklin County Historical Society
Historical Society
Deborah Barker
Herald
Ninth and
Main
City Park
Drum and Bugle Corps
Barker
Santa Fe
Forest Park
Charlie Lundberg
Garfield School
A.P. Elder
M.F. Spratt
Tom Miller
J.0. Seymour
Minnesota
Mrs. Davis
Honolulu
Ransom Bennett Jr
the Davises
Peoples National Bank
the Historical Society
Readers weigh higher national park fees and impact
The Union-Bulletin notes increased park fees from five to ten dollars per carload have not deterred visitors. Olympic National Park reports about 2.1 million visitors through June, up 40 percent from last year, with broader support for reasonable user fees to fund upkeep.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Union-Bulletin
Congress
Washington State
Olympic National Park
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
American Medical Association
Register-Guard
Eugene
Ore
Guest editorials offer reader a variety of opinions
Editorial note states that reader opinions are varied and not necessarily the Herald's editor. It clarifies that views expressed belong to contributors and not the newspaper. The line signals nondiscretionary spaces for commentary.
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Herald
Rebuilding the front porch through community arts
Patrick Overton argues community arts restore a gathering space and spark imagination. He frames art as a process inviting participation, turning citizens into makers, and links this to rebuilding community life and agrarian roots. He notes low public understanding and previews his Ottawa program.
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Patrick Overton
America
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