OHS Sweepts Bonner Springs Boys and girls win on Tuesday
Ottawa High School teams swept Bonner Springs in a Huron League matchup, boosting both programs to stronger records. The boys avenged a loss with a decisive win, while the girls remained undefeated in league play on the same night.
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Thursday Forecast Shows Sunny Weather With Mild High
Mostly sunny Thursday with a high of 45 to 50 degrees and a light west wind. For more weather information, see page 2.
Pickup Nearly Plunges Into River During Recovery Effort
Authorities spent over two hours Tuesday trying to recover a stolen pickup along the Marais des Cygnes River. Undersheriff Davis said it appeared someone tried to drive it into the river but failed. The owner, Jason Crawford of Pomona, reported the 1987 Chevy S-10 stolen Monday from his residence.
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Central Heights sets Feb appeal hearing for student expulsion
At a special meeting Monday night the Central Heights Board of Education established an appeals hearing for February 19 at the district office. Superintendent Henry Huddleston said a student would appeal expulsion, with Ottawa attorney Robert Bezek Jr. presiding. It was the only item on the agenda.
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Central Heights
Robert Bezek Jr
Ottawa
Huddleston
Ottawa businessman Lee Hysom dies at 91
John “Lee” Hysom an Ottawa businessman and former city commissioner died Tuesday at 91. He lived in the Ottawa area since 1940 after moving from Wakeeney and spent 37 years at J C Penney Ottawa retiring as manager. He served two terms as city commissioner. He married Alice Irencothe on June 1 1930. she died May 19. Funeral arrangements pending at Dengel and Son Mortuary. A fuller obituary to appear in Thursday’s Herald.
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Wakeeney
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Emporia
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Chuck Shepherds Weird News Of The Weird Roundup
Recent dangerous weapons include a roast beef sandwich in Matteson Illinois and a burrito in Longview Oregon. Also a carrot in East Hanover New Jersey and an Etch A Sketch incident in Clinton Tennessee. A cordless drill incident in Wasilla Alaska ends with a fish whacker weapon.
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Tenn
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Alaska
Kansas House backs plan to govern higher education
Kansas House Speaker Tim Shallenburger endorses a four year governance and funding plan for post secondary education. The package would cost about 137 million dollars in new appropriations over four fiscal years and aims to improve coordination and consolidate schools. Senate reaction was cool and a full report follows on page 3A.
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Associated Press
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Kansas
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Baxter Springs
Iraq offers eight presidential complexes for U N inspection
Iraq proposed two months of access for U N inspectors to eight presidential complexes in Baghdad with inch by inch search. U S and Britain rejected the plan citing desire for full access by the established 1991 inspectors. Blair and Richardson voiced caution on time limits and national interests in the standoff over disarming Iraqi weapons programs.
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London
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Report renews salvos against GOP firm and last minute ads
Senate Democrats accuse Triad Management Services of improper and possibly illegal tactics in a draft report on campaign finance. The 500 page minority report blames GOP fundraising techniques while denying wrongdoing by Clinton Gore or the Democratic National Committee, and says Triad used nonprofits to run over 3 million dollars in ads for Republicans.
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Citizens For the Republic Education Fund
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Braden
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Ex Mayors Seek Open Ottawa City Commission Seat
Two former Ottawa mayors Richard Jackson and Charles Gillette submitted letters expressing interest in the open city commission seat created by Mayor Vicki Cumminskey’s resignation effective March 18. Interviews are set for February 25, 1998 at City Hall. the appointed successor serves until April 1999.
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Charles Gillette
Vicki Cummiskey
Ohio
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Hickory
City Commission
NCCC board mulls petition options on tax vote
Neosho County Community College may allow a tax vote after a petition was ruled invalid for wording and county attorney approval. Board will hear attorney Kent Pringle’s findings and discuss options while considering a vote on the tax. Also on the agenda health insurance bids, food service and copy machine bids, and proposed fee changes.
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NCCC
Jim Hill
Bryan Coover
Beverly Rideau
Ottawa
Hill
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