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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2014
Page
1
Sterling swept the competition as the OU Braves women made history with a dominant performance. Key athletes led the charge and the team secured a decisive victory, signaling a milestone season for the program.
Local page seven note indicates a winter crowning event planned today in West Franklin with details expected on the page. Authorities or organizers are not named in the fragment.
Kevin Eichner Ottawa University president and wife Marylin share a 19 year marriage built on work and play. They merged families with Marylin’s sons joining Kevin’s son and reveal how engagement happened on Christmas Eve 1994.
Republished from The Campus Ottawa University tells how Richard and Gaynia Menninger met in a Kansas City coffee shop in 1969. They married in 1970 and have built a life teaching and serving together at OU. They emphasize shared faith, mutual support, and daily acts of love.
Kansas House considers HB 2556 to allow liquor sales in groceries over ten years and permit non alcoholic products in liquor stores. Ottawa shop owners Kenny Platt and Kirby Snider warn local independents may fail. If passed Snider plans a second store with cigars cigarettes and groceries.
The Kyle T Flack quadruple murder evidentiary hearing, initially ordered closed, will be open to the public with a new March date. Franklin County Judge Thomas H Sachse granted the request to close but later prosecutors moved to withdraw that request citing related case law. Ronald Evans, Flack’s court-appointed attorney, did not object to opening the hearing.
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