Wellsville zoning board delays parking lot variance vote
The Wellsville Board of Zoning Appeals postponed for two months action on a permanent variance for the high school north parking lot. The district seeks an exemption from paving, citing costs and mill levies, while city and school officials negotiate a compromise amid divided local support and funding questions.
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Wellsville
Wellsville Board of Zoning Appeals
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Board of Education
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Underground woe blinks city power
Ottawan residents felt power blinks blamed on an underground fault in a 40 year old main line from the power plant to the over head system. Utilities director Jim Bradley said outages lasted a second or less as crews isolated the fault and shifted load. Repairs involve outside contractors. city power restored, no further problems expected.
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Ottawa City Commission to meet in regular session
The Ottawa City Commission will meet in regular session Wednesday at 7 p.m. at City Hall. The agenda covers public comments including Steve Gorsline proposing to seek federal funds for a Santa Fe rail corridor project, plus resolutions on Havens Steel lease, tax policy changes, a new animal-control ordinance, emergency cleanup cost recovery, and Guard unit assembly use. Also on the agenda are beer license considerations, water plant operational changes, and sewer study and recreation minutes.
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FDA expands use of Alzheimer drug lacrine THA
FDA Commissioner David Kessler said the agency will allow wider use of the experimental drug lacrine THA for Alzheimer's disease. He cautioned it is not a cure and may offer only temporary memory relief, noting the true extent of patient improvement remains uncertain.
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Food and Drug Administration
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David Kessler
Kessler
Weather Summary for Kansas Extended Forecast
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with lows from 5 to 10 degrees. North winds 5 to 10 mph. From Thursday through Saturday a warming trend with no precipitation. Highs 40s to near 60, higher in the southwest. lows from the upper teens to the mid 30s.
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Area man charged with second degree murder in shooting
Willie E. Banks, 32, of LaCygne, was charged with second degree murder for shooting Wendell Zart, 27, of Pleasanton, three times with a 12 gauge shotgun on US-69 north of Pleasanton. Banks said he shot after Zart reportedly walked, ranted about the devil and the Grateful Dead and threw rocks at cars.
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Pleasanton
Bob Young
Banks
Zar
Linn County
Court mulls child testimony in Kansas abuse case
The Kansas Supreme Court hearing centers on whether secondhand testimony from a 5-year-old child, obtained via anatomically correct dolls, can be used in abuse prosecutions. The defense argues hearsay and reliability issues, while the state contends spontaneity and necessity justify admission.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Supreme Court
Junction City
David P. Troup
Thomas P. Alongi
Geary County
Troup
Bratts
Local Ads Roundup Seeks Shoppers with Discounts and Events
A batch of ad briefs lists gun shop offers at Marais Des Cygnes Sporting Clays and Trap including 10 percent over cost, free family memberships with gun purchases, address 1-35 and 16th St, hours Mon Thu Sat Sun 10 to 5, phone 242 7468. COUNTRY LIVING on Main Street advertises seven days a week hours 10 to 5, 1 to 5 Sundays. Flu shot times at Fr. Co. Health Dept Annex, Nov 15 sale promos, anniversary sale 15 years 10 percent off, first 15 customers get extra 15 percent off with three or more family. Stan’s Cleaning Service phone 242-5719. Kids ad for “Home Alone” call 242-6011 weekdays 3:16 to 6 p.m. Sutton’s Jewelry coupon in paper. Christmas Tour of Homes tickets via China Hutch or 242-303. Soroptimist Paeans $6 lb available at Chris' Corner or members. Ottawa Logo Sweatshirts at Chris' Corner. youth and adult sizes. Music lessons and recording studio contact 242-1449 Dave. Reload your own shot shells with Safe-Easy-Full line components. demo available at Marais Des Cygnes Sporting Park, phone 242-7468. WATTS CONCRETE offers yard ornaments at mile north of Ottawa on Hwy 59, 242-1334. Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club Christmas party moved to Dec 8 at 5:30 p.m. bring dish. bingo to follow. Women’s and Girls Hang Ten clothing 30% off at Town & Country Supply, 2008 Princeton Rd.
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Marais Des Cygnes Sporting Park
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1991 update
The Ottawa Herald lists daily, Sunday and holiday publication details with current subscription rates. Prices shown cover Ottawa deliveries by carrier and motor route, rural towns, mail within Franklin County and adjacent counties, and state mail, with several prepaid period options and tax inclusions.
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