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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1996

Page

7

Baker awards 360 winter degrees at Baldwin and Ottawa

Baldwin-Baker University granted 360 graduate and undergraduate degrees at winter commencement in the Collins Sports and Convention Center on December 15. Former U.S. Senator Sheila Frahm addressed graduates and received a trustee medallion. Local graduates included Lisa MacIvey, Christine Schild, Janet Sinn, Nancy Weigand, Joy Deterding Dwyer, and Kimberlee Dwyer. Ottawa native Nancy Weigand earned a master's in management. Deterding Dwyer earned elementary education summa cum laude. Dwyer earned psychology cum laude. Ottawa-born Robert B. Bourque, son of local residents, is completing Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, after graduating in 1996.

Baker Baldwin Baker University Collins Sports and Convention Center U.S Kansas Sheila Frahm Lisa Mac Ivey Christine Lynne Schild Janet C. Sinn Ottawa Nancy M. Wei Robert B. Bourque Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas Darrell Nancy Bourque Steve Bev Curry Central City Neb Central City High School

Time for Andrew switches lives in spooky attic

In Ottawa Public Library juvenile tales Drew stays with Aunt Blythe while his France trip parents are away eight weeks. He meets Andrew Joseph Tyler, a dead look alike, who appears in his room and proposes a switch to escape their fates, with a stash of marbles central to the exchange.

Ary Downing Hahn Andrew Ottawa Public Library Drew France Blythe Aunt Blythe Hannah Theo Andrew Joseph Tyler

Ottawa Herald Delivery and Subscription Rates Noted

Reader information outlines home delivery times for Ottawa and surrounding areas, with contact numbers for the Ottawa Herald circulation department. Subscription prices vary by delivery method and location, including carrier, rural, mail, and interstate options, with discounts for multi month plans.

Otawa Carier Franklin County Kansas

The Ottawa Herald Contact and Publishing Details

The Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas. The editor and publisher is John D Montgomery with production by Jean Rossman and foreman Wayne Snow. Circulation is managed by Gene Kelsey and mail to 1048 Cedar Onawa KS 66067.

The Ottawa Herald, Inc S. Cedar Ottawa Gene Kelsey Jean Rossman Wayne Snow Posmaster Ottawa Herald Cedar Onawa

County Christmas drives bring record donations and help

The Garnett Optimist Club and East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp celebrate a strong Spirit of Christmas and Christmas Bureau drive. Students from multiple schools collected 3869 pounds of food and 1600 dollars for turkeys, with the second grade at GEC winning a skating party for collecting 444 pounds. Community groups, businesses, and individuals supported needy families as in past years.

ANCO Arnett Garnettes Optimist Club East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation ECEAN Kay Hesse Hesse St. John's Greeley Westphalia Irving Garnett Anderson County Anderson Conn Acjshs Garnett Elementary Center GEC St. John’s Optimist Club Ranae Young

Year in Review highlights for Anderson County 1996

Recap of the year in Anderson County noting grain profits, Duckwall Alco store interest in Garnett, ambulance contract talks, new owners at Quality Craft Molding and Garnett Church Furnishings, Prairie Spirit Rail Trail opening, downtown retail growth, and a senior housing project plan. Also reports on hospital board tensions, January sign theft reward fund, Renaissance program at the high school, a wrongful death suit settlement, a murder case, arctic weather, and local government holiday closings.

Anderson County Duckwall- Alco Garnett Anderson County Commission Anderson County Hospital Board of Trustees Anderson County Hospital Mike Debbie Wedel Louisburg Lor-Rog Roger Crawford DeDe Galey Laura Bennett Topeka Kai Hill Midwest Matt Teagarden Richmond Taylor Brummel Ottawa

Meyers papers donated to KU

About 200 boxes of way memos speeches and other papers from U S Rep Jan Meyers 3rd District career were donated to Kansas University The collection is stored in Spencer Research Library and access is limited for 10 years to allow archivists time to arrange and catalog the material Mrs Meyers retires January 7 and will be succeeded by Rep elect Vince Snow Barg er

Awrence Kan U.S Jan Meyers Kansas University Vince Snowbarger Rkan Capitol Hill Spencer Research Library Williams Meyers General Accounting Office

Weather Tonight Forecast Cloudy With Fog Likely

Forecast calls for becoming cloudy with areas of fog and a low near 20. North winds to 10 mph. New Year’s Day and Thursday expect dry, mild conditions with lows 25 to 35 and highs around 55 to 45. Friday will be dry and cooler east with lows 20 to 30 and highs 45 to 50 east and 55 to 60 west.

Otawa Asien Tech Sue Clinton Malvern Pomona

UFO research draws many to presidential libraries in Kansas and Missouri

Researchers visit Eisenhower and Truman libraries seeking details about the Roswell crash era and MJ-12. Archivists say they found no official Majestic-12 documents and avoid validating dubious papers, offering neutral guidance while noting the royal absence of concrete proof.

Kansas Missouri Dwight D. Eisenhower Harry S. Truman Roswell Army Air Field New Mexico Eisenhower Abilene Kan Truman Independence Herb Pankratz Eisenhower Library Truman Library Dennis Bilger Pankratz Roswell

Haskell revives Indian press and book publishing plans

Haskell Indian Nations University launches a university press and publishing program to produce Native American books. Fran Day heads the project, seeking authors and artists while preparing a commemorative 1998 volume of 80 to 100 glass-plate photos from the 1898 Trans Mississsippi Expo in Omaha. The collection includes images from the event that drew leaders like Red Cloud and Geronimo.

Awrence Kan Wali Haskell Institute Haskell Haskell Indian Nations University Fran Day Haskell Foundation Day Frank Rinehart Adolph Muhr Omaha Neb Red Cloud Geronimo

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