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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1996

Page

3

Ottawa eyeing uses for old library and city hall

Ottawa considers options for the former Franklin Savings building and the city hall. The library may stay open for public use in the park and could host a cultural tourism center with potential tenants like the Ottawa Community Arts Council. The city hall may become a restaurant or an incubator for small businesses, with emphasis on preserving heritage and seeking a buyer who respects the buildings.

Ottawa City Hall Franklin Savings First Hickory Scott Lambers Ottawa Community Arts Council Lambers

Government contact list for Topeka officials

A compiled list provides contact details for state leaders and offices in Topeka Kansas. Gov Bill Graves Attorney General Carla Stovall Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius State Rep Bill Feuerbom State Rep Ralph Tanner State Sen Doug Walker offer addresses and phone numbers for inquiries and constituent services.

Bill Graves State Capitol Topeka Carla Stovall Judicial Center Kath Een Sebelius Sota OG Bill Feuerbom Statehouse Ralph Tanner Doug Walker State Capitol

Finley shaped A's lore with talent scouting and flair

Charlie O Finley, controversial A's owner, moved the team to Oakland in 1966 and built a magnetic era in Kansas City. He championed night playoff games and the designated hitter. He signed stars like Jackson Bando Hunter Fingers and fostered talent beyond baseball. That era included ASU roots, memorable mascots, and the origin story of Mrs Fields cookies.

Charlie O. Finley Kansas City Oakland Athletics Athletics Mustache Tempe Ariz A’s Reggie Jackson Sal Bando Arizona State University Charlie O Oakland Royals Missouri Stuart Symington Finley Hiroshima Kansas City Municipal Stadium Jackson Bando Rick Monday ASU Jim Catfish) Hunter Vida Blue Joe Rudi Bert Campaneris Rollie Fingers Hunter Fingers Yankees Stanley Burrell Stanley Hammer Henry Aaron the Hammer M.C. Hammer An A’s Debbie Fields Mrs. Fields

Donor caution over cancer fund solicitation in Kansas

Reader warns against Pacific West Cancer Fund solicitations via the 1996 Franklin County Door to Door Cancer Drive. No cancer research funding mentioned. ACS and Kansas institutions cited for patient aid and research.

Franklin County Area the Cancer Center N.W 25Th Street P.O Topeka Pacific West Cancer Fund Andover Park East Suite Seattle American Cancer Society Kansas American Society Kansas State University University of Kansas The American Cancer Kansas City Franklin County

It's Your Quarter caller praised for speaking plainly

A reader's letter responds to Tuesday's It's Your Quarter call criticizing Cole and local leaders for inaction. It argues Kansas and Ottawa are out of control, schools need modernization, and keeping a failing middle school harms students. The writer likens unsafe, deteriorating conditions to driving a car with flat tires and urges decisive action to protect children.

Cole Kansas Ottawa

Community notes and reader letters from Ottawa Herald

Letters address school pride and child welfare, praise Community Revival Center Church and Kirk Wade, critique train service timing on the Southwest Chief, note a retiring teacher Cynthia Montague, and request improvements to TV listings. Community forum details include contact times and a production contact at 242 4700.

Community Revival Center Church Kirk Janelle Wade Ottawa Ottawa Herald Herald Jeanie Rossman

Red Contact Lenses for Chickens Spark Ethical Debate

A columnist reviews the controversial idea of permanent red contact lenses for chickens to curb aggression in coops. Humane Society and poultry experts condemn the plan, citing pain, ulcers, blindness, and inhumane living conditions, while some readers propose humorous alternatives.

Mary Finelli The Humane Society of the United States Karen Davis United Poultry Concerns Inc California University of California

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