Antique mall adds full service restaurant and cafe
The Ottawa Antique Mall opened Second and Walnut restaurant on December 20 with a 60-seat capacity. Menu includes salads burgers and steak dinners with prices from 3.25 to 11.95, plus pies and cobbler. Hours run 11 am to 8 pm Tue Thu, 11 am to 9 pm Fri Sat, 11 am to 10 pm Sun. The mall remains open alongside the new eatery.
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University of Kansas
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Emporia
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S. Main
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Nautilus
Laird
Lairdsamee Yar Laird
Central Heights High School
Herald
Bam
Masson
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
Hole-in-head test not one to try
Kim Sun Myung 70 freed in South Korea after long wartime captivity in solitary. Officials note release blocked by public renunciation of North Korea. Also Kim Perisie jailed five years in Riverside Ohio for hiring a hit man to obtain 3.1 million lottery prize. Stephen Perisie urges reconciliation. Hong Kong judge rules prison strips racing results from inmate newspapers violates human rights.
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South Korea
North Korea
Kim Perisie
Riverside
Ohio
Stephen Perisie
Stephen
Kim
New Rights
Hong Kong
Raymond Sears
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fis
Cult members in France kill 14 others and self
French and Swiss authorities probe the massacre linked to the Swiss based Order of the Solar Temple. A total of 14 people died after murders and self-inflicted deaths as police seek possible accomplices. The case echoes a 1994 mass murder suicide in Switzerland.
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France
Lorans
Order of the Solar Temple
Switzerland
Canada
Paris
Jacques Barillon
le Figaro
Australia
Spirit of Christmas drive aids 143 Anderson County families
The Optimist Club and ECKAN wrapped up the Spirit of Christmas project surpassing in cash but lagging in goods from last year. 1995 totals included 3,260 pounds of donations and 267 toys with 795 dollars in cash, supported by area schools and Wolf Creek station toy donations.
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Theyer Optimist Club
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation
ECKAN
Anderson County
Project
Dave Stanton
Garett Elementary
Stanton
Wolf Creek
Coffey County
Marine Corps
Optimist Club
Salvation Army
Anderson County Hospital
Ranae Young
Budget talks resume as shutdown drags on
Federal budget negotiations revive after a holiday pause as Congress and the Clinton administration reengage to end the partial shutdown. Lower level talks begin before top lawmakers meet with President Clinton, amid warnings from Sen. Gramm and pressure from Rep. Archer over borrowing practices.
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Ashington
Clinton
Congressional
White House
Sen
Phil Gramm
R-Texas
Alice Rivlin
Bill Archer
Texas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Budget crunch could be costly for nutrition programs
State spending on nutrition programs faces a nearly 6 percent cut of about 100000, with Graves' recommendations to be announced in January. The budget, after legislative review, is likely to close in late April or early May. Local agencies in 18 counties warn rural seniors rely on meals and transport to stay independent and healthy.
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Graves
Hays
Ellene Davis
Northwest Kansas
12Th Street
Carter
Junction City
Helen Gfeller
New Year Holiday Notices And Community Events
Hazardous waste drop at FR CO station. holiday hours at Roll-A-Way Conte, 222 E. 2nd, with Jan 3 resume. SCUBA class by Aquatic Dreams of Overland Park. clinic pharmacy hours trimmed. health department closures Dec 30, 31 and Jan 1. Ottawa View hosts New Year Eve Dance Glue Swayed with breakfast for six guests.
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Okate
Aquatic Dreams of
Overland Park
FR. CO. Health Dept
Ottawa Vfew
Sarajevo Handover Deadlines Complicate NATO Peace Mission
Bosnian Serbs press for extra time to surrender Serb held districts of Sarajevo while NATO and Lt Col Mark Rayner say overall deadlines should be met tonight. The peace accord signed in Paris December 14 outlines Sarajevo handover by January 19 to Bosnian government control. Milosevic represented Serbs in talks, as Bosnian Serbs push to delay. NATO commander Smith cautions no promises but may extend the deadline within mandate.
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NATO
Mark Rayner
Bosnia
Paris
Sarajevo
Serbia
Slobodan Milosevic
U.S
Adny Leighton Smith
Smith
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff credits
The Ottawa Herald lists long standing staff positions including editor publisher and department heads. It provides detailed subscription pricing by duration and region in 1986 with various regional rates and a note that all rates are in advance. It instructs readers to send address changes to the Ottawa Herald at 104 S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas.
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Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Ottawa
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