Commissioners condemn houses and nuisances in Ottawa bid
Ottawa City Commission condemned several properties as nuisances due to junk vehicles and unsanitary conditions at 923 and 927 N Cedar and 118 S Poplar. Owners claimed repairs underway and property possibly for sale. Ten days to start repairs and 60 days to finish, with possible extensions.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Ottawa City Commission
N. Cedar
Kent Kummer
Dorothy Spring
John Richeson
Com*missioners
Barbara Howard
S. Poplar
Bucher, Willis and Rattliff
Ottawa
Second Street
Main Street
Pete Smith
Food service sign and to-go installation at I-35 US-59 junction
Local business representatives and Kansas Department of Transportation employees gathered Wednesday morning at the I-35 US-59 junction for a food service sign and to-go installation event. Attendees included Fred Searls, Mary Kay Robinson, Lynn Reed, Karen Huntington, Govind Patel, Dianna Claussen, and KDOT staff Dan Dulin, Don Lile, Dewayne Fuhrman, Bob Meliza, and Don Graham. Sets of signs for food, fuel, and lodging will also be placed at the US-59 exits and along I-35 at K-68 exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Young
Kansas Department of Transportation
Us-59
Food Service
Togo
Fred Searls
Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
Mary Kay Robinson
KDOT
Lynn Reed
Hallmark Inn
Karen Huntington
Long
John Silvers
Govind Patel
Royal Manor Motel
Dianna Claussen
Econo Lodge
Dan Dulin
Don Lile
Dewayne Fuhrman
Bob Meliza
Don Graham
Chamber names Debbie Henningsen Ottawa chamber assistant
Debbie Henningsen, a former Ottawa insurance agent, is named administrative assistant at the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce replacing Phyllis Foster who retired. She has paralegal and criminal justice degrees and previously worked in public relations for ConAgra in Omaha before moving to Ottawa with her husband and two sons. Atherton praises her planned active role in chamber goals and finances.
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Debbie Henningsen
Ottawa
Savannah
Debbie
Henningsen
Chamber
Omaha
Neb
ConAgra
Frozen Food
Bill
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ryan
Chad
Lou Atherton
Franklin County
West Franklin to discuss Appanoose bid
Superintendent James E. Cain will meet at 8 30 a m Saturday with potential bidders for an addition to Appanoose School. The project mirrors the 1989 build, totaling 7000 square feet with four classrooms a computer lab and library moved from the 1934 building to aid accessibility. The board set construction at 350000 dollars and foresees a third addition in three years for enrollment growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Pomona
James E. Cain
Appanoose School
Cain
West Franklin School Board
Abortion pill RU-486 may gain U S approval soon
The FDA indicates it may not require further tests if a company seeks to sell RU-486 in the United States, a move that could speed US access and invites Roussel Uclaf or a U S licensee to apply for marketing approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
Roussel Uclaf
U.S
Ottawa Herald Advertising Rates March 16 1992 Update
Rates for Ottawa carrier delivery and mail subscriptions across zones are listed. Prices cover Ottawa and rural towns, motor route, Franklin County, adjacent counties, rest of Kansas, plus mail out of state. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim A. Hitch
Jay Ramis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia
Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Rutal
Franklin
State of Kansas
Christmas Shopping and Events Highlight Local Advertisements
Local ads announce 20 percent off Nike clothing at Budga’s Sports Center and a Christmas dance on December 19 featuring the Hearts Band with Clarence McIlvain for $3. Santa, yard displays, and gift items appear from Rosie's Ceramics, Chacolate Shack, Turner's shops, and Town & Country Supply. Additional notes include All Night Skate at Rollaway Skate Center and charity drawings benefiting Sacred Heart with a $25 entry.
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NIKE
Budga
S. Main
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