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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1990

Page

8

Lincoln Township Again Denies Mental Health Clinic Permit

Lincoln Township zoning board voted 5-0 to deny a special-use permit for a Franklin Mental Health Clinic on 10 acres near West 19th outside Ottawa. The decision, echoing a January denial, moves to county commissioners for final approval amid resident protests over development, traffic, and sewage concerns.

Jay Bemis Lincoln Township Franklin Commis Sion West 19Th Ottawa Ottawa Planning Commission Tom Sachse Ash Franklin County Wendell Barker Pete Nicholson Mission Woods Ottawa Retirement Village Barker County Commission Terry Heathman Lincoln Zoning

13 year old brings pistol to Ottawa Middle School

A 13-year-old Ottawa boy was arrested after taking a .22 caliber pistol to Ottawa Middle School. DPS director Jeff Herrman said the student had grade dispute with a teacher, made a threat to another student, but not to the teacher in person. The gun was concealed, not loaded, and confiscated Wednesday afternoon. He was released to parents pending Juvenile Court charges.

Ottawa County Attorney’s Office Ottawa Middle School Jeff Herrman Ottawa Department of Public Safety DPS

Funeral for Albert Unruh 86 in Ottawa area

Albert Unruh 86 of 604 West 4th died February 14 1990 at Ramsom Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with Rev Jerrald Harndeén. Burial Highland Cemetery. Survived by four sisters and two brothers. Memorials to First United Methodist Church.

Albert Unruh W. 4Th Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb- Roberts Jerrald Harndeén Highland Cemetery Hillsboro John W Anna (Golbek) Unmh Reba Denny Winfield McPherson College Pittsburg State Emporia Jewell Rural High School Sabetha Ottawa Ottawa High School Midwest Jewell Jewell United Methodist Church State Teachers Association Kiwanis Club Cornelius Herbert Unruh Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home First United Methodist Church Alma A. Bryant Lawrence Alma Ann Bryant Lawrence Lawrence Nursing Home Rumsey Funeral Home Memorial Park Cemetery Jo 2 Laquey Mess Ony Leland’ McClendon Ruby Marie (Firestine) McClendon Skiles Waynesville B.A. Green Construction Housekeeping The Baptist Church Dale Eugene Bryant Ruby Skiles Leland McClendon Eudora Elmer McClendon Effingham Nelma Brown Ait Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home Unruh

Ottawa Area Public Safety and Jail Reports Wednesday

Admissions include Joseph Arnold Phyllis Williams Emma Lehman Vernon Snyder in Ottawa and Baldwin. Dennis W Stankard 31 Pomona arrested on marijuana charge awaiting arraignment. Stor age theft 690 loss. Crops damaged southeast of Ottawa. 17 year old shoplifting case at Wal Mart with 773 value. Gas siphoning 15 gallons? loss 15. Road accident Frances Lindsay 24 Ottawa treated and released. Local market quotes for wheat corn milo soybeans and PIK certificates.

Joseph Arnold Phyllis Williams Ottawa Emma Juanita Lehman Baldwin Vernon E. Snyder Pomona Jess McCloud Sheriff's News Dennis W. Stankard Drug Enforcement Unit Franklin County C.J. Shepard RFD Jerold F. Ferguson Frank F Juaneta F. Heckman Public Safety News Wal-Mart Kreitler W. Wilson Ottawa Co-op

Wall Street Gains on Warm January Housing Data

The Dow Jones average rose 8.11 points to 2632.43 at midday as gainers outpaced losers about 5 to 4 on the NYSE. Housing starts jumped 29.6 percent in January amid unusually warm weather. Reader's Digest, newly public, led most active list at 22.44 a share while Conrail slipped 2% after a share buyback.

New York Wall Street New York Stock Exchange Reader's Digest Conrail

Franklin County Almanac Weather Forecast Summary

Forecast shows a 40 percent chance of snow tonight then clearing. Lows 10 to 15. Friday will be warmer with mostly cloudy skies. Highs near 30, northwest winds 10 to 20 mph.

Kansas House approves voter registration and absentee aid bills

The Kansas House passed two bills to widen voter registration and aid absentee voting. One bill lets sick or disabled voters receive help filling ballots with an affidavit from the assistant. The other allows registration up to 15 days before elections, easing existing 20 day deadlines. Both measures cleared the chamber 123 to 0 and move toward Gov. Hayden.

Topeka Kan House Mike Hayden Senate

Mental health reform gains momentum in Kansas plan

The plan shifts funding from state hospitals to community centers to reduce hospital caseloads and meet federal standards. It caps closing costs at seven point six million in 1996 with offset by nearly five point seven million in budget cuts. Reforms limit hospital reopenings and require community centers to cover shortfalls, ensuring services meet demand.

Page 1 Topeka State Hospital Lamed State Hospital State Division of Mental Health and Retardation Services Paul Klotz Association of Community Mental Health Centers of Kansas Klotz

Winter sale and local notices at Charlotte's Chat & Curl

The Winter Scruples Shampoo sale continues at Charlotte's Chat & Curl 1740 S Elm listing one liter for 10.96 down from 19.95. Rotary Chili Soup Dinner set February 17 at Masonic Hall tickets at door or from Rotary members. Sutton's Jewelry advertises sidewalk sale jewelry services and a 40th anniversary promotion plus Noblia watch dealer status with warranty to 2001 and watches from 195.

Charlotte's Chat & Curl S. Elm Rotary Masonic Hall Noblia Noblia and Sutton

Jury orders damages over shock radio jokes in Pittsburgh

In Allegheny County, a jury ordered WBZZ FM owner EZ Communications and two disc jockeys to pay 694200 in damages to news director Liz Randolph for defamation and invasion of privacy. Randolph, 32, alleging jokes implied promiscuity and mental illness, also received 390000 for emotional distress plus 30704 medical bills and 13500 lost wages.

Pittsburgh Liz Randolph Jim Quinn Donald ‘‘Banana Don’’ Jefferson EZ Communication Wbzz-Fm Randolph Quinn Samuel P. Kamin Allegheny County Common Pleas Jeff Pollack

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Township Willis Nursery County Courts Ottawa City Commissioners and Planning Commissioners Lincoln Board the Daily Report Arte 15Th Street Frances L. Lindsay Lincoln Franklin County Sheriff's Deputies ASCS Franklin County Almanac Ad Briefs Brett Hammond Willis Garden Center Std & Cherry Franklin City-County Planning Commission Lamb—Roberts Funeral Home
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