Cutler Township Board to meet Wednesday
The Cutler Township Board will conduct a 7 p.m. business meeting Wednesday at the home of Lloyd Kern 1754 Tennessee Terrace. A railroad retirement board representative will be in Ottawa 1 to 2 p.m. Thursday at Ottawa Job Service Second and Cedar. Lupus patients seek to start a Franklin County support group with contact numbers Delores Brecheisen and Kevin Doering.
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Cutler Township Board
Lloyd Kern
Tennessee Terrace
Railroad Retirement Board
Ottawa
Second
Cedar
Delores Brecheisen
Kevin Doering
Franklin County
North Baptist Church
First United Methodist
First Christian
New Hope Baptist
Assembly of God
Bible Light International
North Baptist
Ottawa University
First Baptist Church
American Diabetes Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main
Mitchell Hamburg
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Gilbert F. Martin
Hawthorne middle school plan debated amid community concerns
The school board discussed closing Hawthorne and opening a new middle school with assurances that information will be public. Some patrons warned of opposition while members urged caution. No action was taken on the building use proposal or sex survey, though a three year East Central Vocational Cooperative extension was approved.
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McPheron
Hawthorne
Bud Gollier
Gollier
East Central
Jack Maxwell
Maxwell
Fred Wolfe
Don Duncan
Duncan
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Wreck on I 35 Leaves One Dead in Rural Kansas
Edgerton man William J. Hatfield, 42, died at Olathe Medical Center after a pickup rollover on I 35 near Gardner. Steven L. Patton, 34, Wellsville, was flown to St Joseph Health Center and remained in fair condition. The crash occurred at 6 25 p m as Hatfield allegedly grabbed the steering wheel to reach the 175th Street exit, with blood tests pending to assess alcohol.
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Gardner
Edgerton
Wellsville
William J. Hatfield
Olathe Medical Center
Steven L. Patton
Patton
St. Joseph Health Center
Carlisle
175Th Street
Kansas Highway Patrol
Hatfield
Kassebaum receives National School Boards award for education leadership
Senator Nancy Kassebaum was honored with the Congressional Award from the National School Boards Association for lifetime leadership in advancing education. The Kansas Association of School Boards nominated her for the annual award recognizing continual concern for education during her years in Congress.
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Washington
Nancy Kassebaum
Kassebaum
National School Board Association
Congress
The
Kansas Association of School Boards
Podiatrist to join Ransom outpatient staff in Ottawa
Lt City-area podiatrist Humphrey returns to town to join Ransom Memorial Hospital outpatient clinic. He will work Wednesday afternoons and may expand to two to three full days. Associate George Sehl arrives April 1 to help accommodate patients. Free foot screenings offered. appointments via 242 4848 or RMH outpatient services at 242 3344.
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E¢ Humphrey
Ottawa
Humphrey
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
George Sehl
Sehl
Pam Harris
AMH
South
Weekend forecast paints mild Kansas stretch with showers
Forecast shows clear tonight with low in the middle 20s and light variable wind. Kansas to stay mild Thursday through Saturday with highs mainly upper 50s to mid 60s, showers possible mainly east Friday, cooler Saturday with showers east. Ottawa Water Plant data notes temperatures yesterday and precipitation, barometer rising at 30.5 inches.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Navy chief Kelson to retire early over Tailhook scandal
Admiral Frank Kelson, the Navy's top officer, announced his early retirement effective April 30 to close the Tailhook sex abuse scandal chapter. He cited resolved issues and backing from top Pentagon leaders as he pledged to lead climate changes that allowed the incident to occur and to complete the transition.
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Washington
Frank Kelson
Navy
Kelso
Pentagon
Chief of Naval Operations
Fires Prompt Franklin Volunteers to Answer Calls
Jennie Hay reports her chimney fire late Monday afternoon in Franklin. Several fire departments responded to multiple calls as dry conditions and winds challenged crews. Jack Wray urges landowners to call 911 before controlled burns and notes laws limit burn timing and conditions to prevent false alarms and worker downtime.
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Jennie Hay
Rock Creek
Harrison Township
Franklin
Centropolis
Cutler
Harrison
Ohio
Ottawa
Pomona
Jack Wray
Franklin County Firefighters Association
Wray
911
Murder trial in works for Ottawa couple
Assistant County Attorney Scott Ryburn called six witnesses in the hearing on the Ottawa case who described the baby’s injuries as a four-inch temple fracture, multiple head bruises, a broken right forearm, and thigh bone damage with corner fractures. Medical experts said the injuries were likely several days old to recent and inconsistent with a simple fall, with brain death declared after an EEG.
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Scott Ryburn
Gary Marsch
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Terry Turner
RMH
Jill Gould
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kenn Goetz
KUMC
Cathy Thompson
Cheri Seier
Gould
Goetz
Ryburn
Miami woman starts support group for messies
After 23 years of marriage Felton began a group to help people who live chronically disorganized lives. The first meeting drew about a dozen near her Miami home. A Miami Herald feature drew 12,000 letters seeking help. Felton has written six books on the subject and defines a messie as someone who is chronically disorganized and unhappy about it.
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Felton
Miami
Miami Herald
Messie
FRUGAL FASHION CLOSES EARLY AND ROAD WORK UPDATE
Community notices include Hazardous Waste dropoffs at Fr. Co WHW Facility address and phone, Frugal Fashion closing by 3 p.m. on Feb 14 and 16 with regular hours 12 and 19, road grading contact, Spring Fling Arts and Crafts Show details with Eagle Lodge location and table rental numbers, VBS kits from Cornerstone Bookstore.
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Fr. Co
Eagle Lodge
Mulberry
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1993
Classified notice presents daily publication details and long list of subscription prices for Ottawa Herald in 1993. Includes rates by carrier, motor route, and mail across Kansas counties and neighboring states. Also notes publication schedule and staff credits.
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Ottawa
Carel
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson Counties
State of Kansas
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