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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1995

Page

2

Indian physician eyes Anderson County clinic role

Cairns County Hospital Board pursues two goals to bring Dr Halla Moussa from India to Kansas. Her visa and license are in order, with a special permit sought to begin work within two to three weeks. If approved, she would serve as attending physician at a proposed rural health care clinic overseen by a physician and run by nurse practitioners to expand care in Anderson County and surrounding counties.

Moussa India Kansas Johnson Anderson County

Teen health guidance on teens independence and conflict

Dreyer notes teens test independence and that not all faults lie with them. Parents should allow limited choices, avoid constant conflict, and model healthy behavior. Spratt and Brown add puberty changes, sexual health, and past partners awareness. Rock stresses nutrition and water intake for lifelong health.

Dreyer Spratt Bethie Brown

Wal-Mart cuts local workforce amid hours reductions

The Ottawa Wal-Mart store reportedly terminated about 20 workers and reduced hours for others. A part time employee said he was told to go home with no advance warning and must re apply to regain employment. Coln denies resigning amid the restructuring.

the Herald Wal-Mart Ottawa Coln Wal- Mart

Memorial service for Jim Cloud set in Ottawa native

A memorial service for Jim Cloud 49 formerly of Ottawa will be at 2 p m Sunday at Cherry Street Wesleyan Church 933 N Cherry Cloud drowned near Hawaii on Friday Jan 27 1995 He is the son of Ernestine Moody 1006 N Cedar

Jim Cloud Ottawa Hawaii Cherry Street Wesleyan Church N. Cherry Cloud Ernestine Moody N. Cedar

Town and Country Church of Christ to celebrate 34th birthday

The Town and Country Church of Christ at 515 N. Main marks its 34th birthday this Sunday. Founded in the Tucker home, the church has been in Ottawa since 1962 and at 515 N. Main since 1966, with all welcome to attend. Also, an Alzheimer's group will meet at the hospital.

Town and Country Church of Christ N. Main Country Church of Christ Howard Henrietta Tucker Ottawa Alzheimer’s Group Hospital

Ottawa Weather and Local Events Brief

Ottawa temperatures and hourly readings from the Ottawa Power Plant show a mixed day with highs near 95 and lows around 20s, plus reservoir levels and outflows for Clinton Hillsdale Redmond Melvem Pomona. Tickets for Arts Council fundraiser at Ottawa University High School and local theater productions in Baldwin City highlight a weekend of events including Arsenic and Old Lace.

Ottawa Macon Clinton Hillsdale Ottawa University High School The Arts Council Ottawa Middle School Cyndi Wilson First Christian Church 11Th and Cedar Baker University Baldwin City Kevin Mahogany Kansas City Truman Allen Harter Baker Mahogany Enja Baker College of Arts and Sciences Baldwin State Bank Alice Ann Callihan

New Patsy role shines in Bliss switch audience scene

Layne took over the Patsy Cline tribute after watching Bliss for 22 weeks and 18 songs. She auditioned in Illinois and learned she got the role four or five days later. The opening night drew a full house as Layne expressed excitement and energy for the demanding part.

Layne Bliss Illinois Texas Coffeyville Bliss- Layne Gail Cline Patsy Hank Williams Nashville Alan Barnes Little Big Man Barnes Carnegie Hall Ted Stewart

Weather kind to Supercenter behind schedule

Wal-Mart projects completion in late spring or early summer this year as crews erect masonry walls about 35 percent done. Slabs will be poured at ground level Monday and electrical and plumbing work continues.

Wal-Mart Botts

Governor sketches tax cut plan and lottery renewal

Graves praised recent statehouse work and said he feels good about a proposal to halve motor vehicle taxes over ten years by lowering vehicle assessment rates by 1.5 points per year through 2005. He also expects both houses to pass a bill extending the Kansas Lottery beyond June 30, 1996, noting some lawmakers may return to support it.

Dance and community events listing in Ottawa and Wellsville

A compact notes page lists events and services including a Greater Tuna show at A.C.T. Ottawa on Feb 17 16 at 7 30 p m with a David son Dance Studio location and ticket prices. Ottawa VFW hosts a dance Feb 18 with music by Stowe and Keller. Hazardous Waste collection at FR CO HHW Facility Monday Friday 7 a m to 1 p m. OrC Country Dance Mondays starting Feb 20 with line and couples classes. Showtime Video Grand Opening week with daily prize drawings and movie rental specials. Wellsville Cafe offers Country Style Ribs Saturday night buffet all you can eat. Expert Tire offers oil change and filter for 9 99 expiring Feb 18 95.

Wellsville

Cemetery wreaths to be discarded if unclaimed by March 1

Groundskeepers at Highland Cemetery on East 15th Street and Hope Cemetery on West Second will begin collecting wreaths and other memorials on March 1. Unclaimed items will be discarded. some wreaths cost significant sums, according to Highland groundskeeper John Heckert.

Highland and Hope John Heckert Highland Cemetery East 15Th Street Hope Cemetery West Second

U.S. Merchandise Trade Deficit Reaches Historic High

The Commerce Department reported a 25.4 percent rise in the U.S. merchandise trade deficit for last year, totaling $166.29 billion, the worst on record. Deficits with Japan and China also hit new peaks, with Japan at $65.7 billion and China at $29.5 billion, up 11 percent and 30 percent respectively.

U.S Washington United States America Japan China Commerce Department

Three Die In Explosion And Crash At Kansas City Airport

A cargo DC-8 crashed nose first at Kansas City International Airport killing three crew. The plane flew with three of four engines and had aborted a prior takeoff. Pilot Walter Miga Sr., first officer Mark Ulmer, and flight engineer Kerry Hardy died. Air Transport International owned the aircraft. National Transportation Safety Board investigators examined wreckage as officials discussed maintenance flight authorization.

Ansas City Kansas City International Airport Massachusetts Sandra Campbell Federal Aviation Administration Joe McBride Kansas City Aviation Department Campbell Air Transport Inter National Transportation Safety Board Air Transport Walter Miga Sr Westland Mich Mark Ulmer Centerville Utah Kerry Hardy Fairfield Calif David Clark

Ottawa Kansas newspaper subscription rates listed

Subscription rates for delivery October 1, 1994 and after are shown for Ottawa by carrier and rural towns. Prices include one month six dollars and twenty six cents, three months eighteen dollars and twenty two cents, six months thirty five dollars and sixty cents, one year sixty nine dollars and twenty seven cents. Rural towns by carrier charge higher. Postmaster address changes to Ottawa Kansas 66067.

Ottawa Chang Ottawa Franklin County Miami Douglas Osage Anderson State of Kansas The Ottawa Herald

Man Dies After Wichita Shooting Departure Robbery Suspected

A man found with a gunshot wound on a Wichita roadside died during emergency surgery. Police said robbery appears to be the motive in the shooting death of 32-year-old Robert Conrad. Three men and a woman who left a nightclub with him around 10 p.m. Thursday were questioned by investigators.

Wichita Kan Robert Conrad Conrad Ron West

County official clarifies school district coordination quote

County Commissioner Charles Mavity was misquoted in Tuesday's Herald. He said county departments must work together better when purchasing parts for county vehicles, not about the four school districts and an alternative school.

Charles Mavity Herald Mavity

Man questioned about 88 blast in Kansas City

Bryan E. Sheppard, 23, once charged in six firefighters deaths in 1988, was arrested again on an unrelated charge. ATF agents say he may have information on who set fires at a south Kansas City construction site. An agent testified he may threaten witnesses in the firefighter case.

Kansas City, Mo Bryan E. Sheppard Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Kansas City ATF David True Cass County Sheppard

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