Plane crashes near Garnett airport after fuel run out
ANCO News Service reports 49 year old Sal George Moley of Salina piloted a 1976 Piper Cub that ran low on fuel and crashed southeast of Garnett Municipal Airport. Moley escaped serious injury, got help, and was taken to Garrett. Investigations by Kansas Highway Patrol and local agencies followed the incident.
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Garnett
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Anderson County Sheriff's Department
Garnett Police Department
Ottawa man nets 6000 from Kansas instant game
Itawa resident Charles Sharp won 6000 on a Triple Cold Cash instant game ticket bought at Pomona Price Saver on December 7. He scratched in his car, initially doubted the win, then verified it, and took the prize home to share with his wife Sherry. Sharp plans to buy Christmas gifts with the winnings.
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Holiday Inn Express
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald Reader Information and Delivery Rates
Reader Information for Ottawa Herald outlines delivery expectations by location and time, with contact numbers for issues. Subscription prices list carrier in Ottawa and rural, mail in Franklin and adjoining counties, and rest of Kansas and states with discounts for multiple month plans.
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The Ottawa Herald Staff Directory Note
A partial OCR shows staff roles at The Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas with names and titles including editor publisher John Montgomery managing editor Jay Ramis advertising director Tom Love business manager Kathy Miller office manager Jen circulation manager Gene Kelsay production manager Jean Rossman prepress Wayne Snow foreman and postmaster.
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Ottawa United soccer win sparks district funding clash
At a Monday meeting the school board voted 5-2 against proposals as Barbara Gibson accused Sheldon and Kimball of hostage tactics. The Ottawa United soccer club had spent two years and raised about 14 000 of 18 045 needed, with a loan guaranteed by a local businessman enabling time to finish funding despite board tensions.
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Gibson
Sam Sheldon
Hull
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Seeger
City considers building use fees and occupancy limits
The commission discussed Woodward Center fees raising to reflect utility costs, with a $30 setup removal charge. Maximum occupancy would vary by gym arrangement, estimated around 234 normally, lower with tables and chairs. Also on agenda: code updates, planning consultant bid, police car financing, annexation boundary refinement, floating Veteran's Day holiday, and beer licenses.
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Woodward Center
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Richard Towe
Towe
Ottawa school district actions and upcoming events
Superintendent Harvey Ludwick will attend the AASA national conference in Florida in February as Ottawa officials note more than 250 exhibitors at the event. The board approved Ottawa Family Physicians as workers compensation physicians and signed a Hollis and Miller contract for the middle school project.
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Harvey Ludwick
Florida
American Association of School Administrators
Ludwick
Ottawa Family Physicians
Hollis and Miller
Prairie Village
Bob Bezek
Veterans Home proposal eyed as Winfield hospital closes
The Joint Committee on Building Construction examines converting Winfield State Hospital into a veterans home to augment the Kansas Soldiers Home at Fort Dodge. Renovation costs around 4.3 million dollars, with 401 veterans to be served, and savings possible by shifting care to VA reimbursements.
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Winfield State Hospital
Kansas
Fort Dodge
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Winfield
Community Opportunities For Growth
Topeka, Kan
Topeka State
Osawatomie State Hospital
Stan Reed
Reed
To Subscribe to The Ottawa Herald Call 242-4700
A reader is advised to contact The Ottawa Herald circulation desk at 242-4700 to start a newspaper subscription and request information on available plans and delivery options. The notice emphasizes direct contact for subscribing.
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Very cold weather with flurries and clear stretch
The forecast calls for very cold conditions with cloudy skies and light snow flurries possible. Night lows around 10 above with northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Extended outlook shows continued frigid weather with lows near 5 below zero and highs 10 to 20. Friday and Saturday bring dryness and gradual warming from 5 below to 15 above with daytime highs in the 20s to mid-30s.
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