Ottawa proposals on residency die for lack of second
Ottawa commissioners halted a plan to require city officers to live in Ottawa or Franklin County and delayed action, while three new candidates joined a pool for the City Commission seat. A forum is set for next week at Ottawa Middle School as citizens weigh residency rules and future reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tellier
Herald
Ottawa
Ottawa City Commission
Tony Keim
Franklin County
Charles Gillette
Joan Tyson
City Hall
Debra Bemis
E.R. Lingo
James J. Welch
Bemis
Willow
Ottawa Retirement Plaza
Ottawa Herald
Jay Bemis
Lingo
Maple
Welch
S. Elm
Rotary Club
Jim Grogan
Barbara Gibson
Steve Gorsline
William Burnett
City Commission
Ottawa Middle School
Ralph Young
Beacon
Fashion Inc
Lenexa
Joe Tucker
Tucker Construction
DBE in world of its own EDITOR'S NOTE
Harris News Service investigates how Mary Sullivan and Denise Jones gained DBE certification for Amino Brothers Co. in Kansas City through high level influence. The piece details questions of control, the role of state officials, and the involvement of Vic Amino and political allies in the 1990s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DBE
Harris News Service
Mike Shields
Topeka
Mary Sullivan
Denise Jones
Dbes
Sullivan
Jones
Kansas City Construction Company
Vic
George
Albert Amino
Amino Brothers Co., Inc
Mil
Kansas Transportation
Mike Johnston
Mary Holladay
Guy
Joan Finney
Janes
Johnston
Holladay
Finney
Vic Amino
Highway Advisory Commission
Avery Carter
Bush and Buchanan tout momentum as Tsongas wins in New Hampshire
President Bush vows to roll up his sleeves for a tough race after a New Hampshire win for Tsongas, while Patrick Buchanan claims strong momentum. Tsongas says his comeback proves he can win nationwide as Democratic votes list several candidates and regional focuses, with Bush shifting to Tennessee and Democrats heading toward Maine and South Dakota before March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
Manchester
N.H
Bush
Patrick Buchanan
New Hampshire
Paul Tsongas
Tennessee
South
Maine
South Dakota
America
Tsongas
Massachusetts
Foreclosure Next for Area Co op
The Farmers Cooperative Association of Richmond and Williamsburg was placed in receivership by Franklin County District Court Judge Jules V. Doty signaling the start of foreclosure. Lyle Heckenlively of Nebraska was named receiver at 250 dollars daily plus expenses with no bond. The Richmond facility will stay open on a limited basis while the Williamsburg grain storage unit has closed. Dale Kueser said the board hopes someone reopens the elevators by harvest, but not as the Farmers Cooperative Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Farmers Cooperative Association of
Richmond
Williamsburg
Franklin County District Court
Jules V. Doty
National Bank For Cooperatives
Co-Op
Lyle Heckenlively
Nebraska
Heckenlively
Courts
Kansas
Ralph Ferguson
Ottawa
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Don Leadbetter
Massasoit
Leadbetter
Richard Jackson
Jackson
Lions of Highway
Sta
Buchanan
Nets Reporting
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