22 Feb 1994
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1994
Page
1
Periods of snow tonight with 2 to 4 inches of accumulation and north wind 10 to 20 mph causing blowing and drifting. Cold with lows in single digits northwest and teens elsewhere, highs in the 30s to 40s, and varying precipitation chances through Thursday. Friday brings more snow east and dry areas, with continued cold and teens to 40s highs across regions.
A multi agency search at Williamsburg Lake involved six officers in two boats, using a bar dragged along the bottom and fish finding gear to locate a missing woman. Dale Latham of Overland Park, ranch owner, observed the efforts and questioned how a car could enter the lake from the south side. He noted the area is shallow near the dam and that speculation centered on a path through woods or a horse trail. The victim, Trueblood, last seen wearing a red shirt and jeans with dark boots. she moved to Waverly last August. Authorities urged anyone with information to contact the sheriff at 911 or 242-3800.
Thomas E. Clifton, president of Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, will present Ready, Set, Lead as part of Ottawa University's Spring University Program Series. The free talk and address at 10 a.m. in the Chapel Auditorium showcases Clifton’s background in pastorates across New York, Indiana, North Carolina, and Ohio and his Judson Press curriculum work since 1968.
Havens Ottawa plant employees Keith Feuerborn and Phil Steinmeyer dispute Herald reports about union efforts. They praise pay, overtime, and benefits, noting long tenure and fair treatment. Plant manager Dale Repp calls Havens a first class operation as union talks conclude.
A free well child screening for Carbondale School district children birth to age five will run Friday from 8 30 a m to 3 p m sponsored by the district Three Lakes Educational Cooperative Osage County Health Department and Head Start Appointments requested for other screenings and for Can Be Healthy exams available only in the morning to begin. Call 828 3113 or 836 7188 for information or to set appointments.
The Ottawa Herald lists past and future delivery rates effective October 1 1993. Local carrier options in Ottawa mural towns and nearby counties show monthly and multi month pricing, with mail and motor route options and state tax inclusions.
City plans to review a demolition ordinance limiting city demolitions to blighted structures for owners unable to afford them and to set a budget with a per demolition cap. A candidate forum for the seven applicants to replace Tony Keim is set for March 10 at Ottawa Middle School. Keim will participate in questioning but not vote. The council will elect a new commissioner at the April 6 meeting.
FCC Chairman Reed Hundt calls the 7 percent reduction a brilliant balance between subscribers and the industry. Commissioner James Quelle argues consumers benefit from the cut while Commissioner Andrew Barrett notes it is on the high side. Cable firms lobbied against cuts, saying last year's regulation already cost billions. The agency will allow appeals for hardship, and an FCC survey shows 68 percent of top 25 firms lowered bills but 31 percent increased them. small providers also raised rates. Consumers report new charges for program guides and for fixing VCRs, though not prohibited by law.
Local listings promote a Hawthorne School chili supper carnival on February 26 at 8 p.m. plus multiple community ads including Garnett Factory Outlet fabric yard sales, a Browns Shoes sale, a Spring Fling arts show on March 26 at Eagle Lodge, Cornerstone Bookstore new release, Loriwick’s sidewalk sale, and a hazardous waste disposal event at the Frontier County HHW Facility with contact numbers. Tickets and details available at the door or by phone.
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