Mystery winner of 365 million Powerball jackpot
Lincoln Newton AP reports the 365 million Powerball prize remains unclaimed as the Nebraska Lottery notes contest rules and possible claim timing. U Stop West O Street clerk Stacey Carey recalls hope of a share while reporters swarm the store and officials wait for the winner to come forward. The winning numbers were 15 17 43 44 48 with Powerball 29. the ticket was bought at 3 09 p.m. and matched the odds against 146.1 million.
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Lincoln
Neb
Stacey Carey
West O St
Nebraska Lottery
Brian Rockey
Jim Haynes
Lottery Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Mick Mandl
Carey
Market indices and stock values shown for August 11
The data presents stock figures for the S&P 500 Wilshire 5000 and industrial stock averages. Values include 352.02 353.55 290.66 2162.59 1164.29 with market totals and index levels. notes indicate market value of 5,700 plus stocks and August pricing points.
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S&p
Wilshire
On the Road: Evening events in Kansas venues
Herald staff writer Jodie Garcia lists events from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Morris Dees speaks on A Passion for Justice at Albert Taylor Hall Emporia State University. At 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma! plays at Lied Center KU Lawrence. Contact 785 864 2787. Times vary The Nerd at American Heartland Theatre Kansas City Missouri with more details at the venue site.
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Bonner
Morris Dees
The
Lied Center of Kansas
University of Kansas
Lawrence
American Heartland Theatre
Kansas City
Americanheartlandtheatre.com
Excell Class 2/25 Ad Briefs and Luncheon
A NO Vote would be a smart vote. Paid for Albert Coffman. Excell Class 2/25 at Future Visions, 9 openings, call 2420107 to enroll. Mason's Memory presents first Healthcare Awareness Luncheon Friday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Franklin County Annex, free and open to all with door prizes. For more information call 242-8892.
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Albert Coffman
Future Visions
Mason's Memory
Franklin County Annex
Berendt examines Venice and Savannah in city portraits
John Berendt compares Savannah and Venice in two acclaimed works. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil left a tourism boom after profiling high society and a murder trial in Savannah. City of the Falling Angels surveys Venice’s aging beauty, restoration battles, and a theater blaze amid insider recounts from old families and expatriates. The Ottawa Library hosts both titles and a schedule of events.
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John Berendt
Savannah
Berendt
Venice
Fenice Theater
Berendi
Ottawa
Our Town Auditions and Local Events in Ottawa
Local calendar highlights include Thorn ton Wilder play auditions at Carnegie Cultural Center 515 S Main Ottawa from 7 to 9 pm and Baker University Founders Day Convocation with Sen Pat Roberts at Rice Auditorium Baldwin City. Also Rotary chili dinner at First Baptist Elliot Hall 410 S Hickory St Ottawa and Eagle Hamburger Nite at Eagles Hall 524 E 15th St Ottawa among others.
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Our Town
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Ottawa
Hickory St
Baker University
Pat Roberts
Rice Auditorium
Baldwin City
Wellsville High School
Chris Cakes
Eagles
Eagles Hall
15Th St
Ottawa day schedule for community events and services
Saturday events include McGruff presentation by Ottawa Police at Municipal Auditorium 301 S Hickory St starting 9 a.m. A Battle of the Bands at Knights of Columbus Hall Garnett 7 p.m. Bailey Kate and Fish for Breakfast perform 8 to 10 p.m. at The Potter's Wheel 101 S Main St. A blood drive 12 to 6 p.m. at Ransom Memorial Hospital Conference Room 1301 S Main St call 785 229 8323 to book. Friends of the Ottawa Library book sale 1 to 2:30 p.m. at 209 F Second St. Books and Babies for infants 6 to 21 months with an adult at Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory.
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Don Woodward Community Center
E. Third St
Ottawa
McGruff
Ottawa Police Department
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
S. Hickory St
Knights of Columbus
Garnett
the Potter’s Wheel
S. Main St
Nity Blood Center
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Friends of the Ottawa Library
F. Second St
Hickory St
Community Meeting Schedule for Ottawa Area
A dense list of local meetings and events in Ottawa includes GIFT at Franklin County Mental Health Center, Diabetes Association at Ransom Memorial Hospital, La Leche League at Westminster Presbyterian, Sunflower Piecemakers at the same church, Central Heights school board, Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, Franklin County Fair Board, AA meetings at First Baptist Church, Convention & Tourism Committee at the Visitor's Information Center, NARFE at Sirloin Stockade, Chamber of Commerce committees, Ottawa Community Arts Council, Eagles and Masons events, and more. Times range from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., with venues on Eisenhower Road, Main Street, 13th Street, Hickory Street, and other Ottawa locations.
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Franklin County Mental Health Center
Eisenhower Road
Ottawa
Franklin County Diabetes Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
la Leche League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. 13Th St
13Th St
Central Heights
Princeton
15Th St
Franklin County Fair Board
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa Group
First Baptist Church
Hickory St
Convention & Tourism Committee
E. Logan St
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
NARFE
Sirloin Stockade
S. Princeton St
S. Hickory St
Legislative Action Committee
Ottawa Area
Ottawa Community Arts Council Board of
City Hall
Eagles
Business & Professional Women's
First Christian Church
Eagles Hall
Agri-Business Committee
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Jodie
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Wellsville Middle School
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