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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1996

Page

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Ottawa students earn ratings at state piano festival

Ottawa High School students Carrie Allan and Nadia Piotrowsky earned I and II division ratings at the State Piano Festival held Saturday at Wichita State University. They study with Edith Rader in Ottawa. Karen Cotton of Osage City is included in Swanson Broth’s Easy Low Fat Recipes cookbook featuring 60 recipes.

Carrie Allan Kathy Allan Nadia Piotrowsky David Marty Piotrowsky Ottawa High School Wichita State University Carrie Nadia Edith Rader Ottawa Osage City Karen Cotton Swanson Broth

Dole shakes up campaign staff amid Arizona race

Senator moves to replace aides with Sipple Fabrizo and Steeper as momentum shifts toward Buchanan. Dole says he favors issues over staff while pressing into Georgia and South Carolina after a string of internal turmoil and Buchanan surge in Iowa New Hampshire and Louisiana.

Sipple Fabrizo Steeper Dole Buchanan Louisiana Iowa New Hampshire Arizona Georgia South Carolina Steve Forbes United States South

Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Summary

Cloudy and colder tonight with a 40 percent chance of evening thunderstorms. Lows 25 to 30 degrees, north wind 10 to 20 mph. Extended forecast shows colder with no precipitation midweek, lows 5 to 15 and highs in the mid to upper 20s Wednesday and Thursday, around 30 Friday.

Ottawa Parsouaneces Jonaecnwanese P.messsesesine PaMesssesense Jeasensseaens PaMsesrserse Leouersusenve P.M Ceseconeacce P.macerecesers Jeeenvenonses D.M Jeannneeonony Jononegunpens Lam Jeeeeen Clinton Hillsdale Meivern Pomona

Citing UN Pressure Clinton Admin Proposes Statement Over Cuba Shootdown

United States seeks a presidential statement condemning Cuba for the shooting of two civilian aircraft while Russia and EU call for restraint. Cuba argues planes were attacked in Cuban waters and asks delay until Foreign Minister Robaina arrives. Council members debate responsibility and a formal investigation by ICAO.

Council Cuba Russia United States America U.N Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla U.S Madeleine Albright Albright Roberto Robaina Clinton Moscow Foreign Ministry Grigory Karasin European Union International Civil Aviation Organization Montreal

Four charged in Ottawa murder plot raid arrests

The raid at 2832 John Brown Road near Princeton followed an Oct 15 investigation after Heath Griffin, 17, was hit by shotgun pellets but not seriously injured. Five people were arrested. others are sought as officers transported confiscated items to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation lab for testing. Four children at the home were placed in protective custody.

Ottawa Bowling Heath Griffin Griffin Ottawa Co-op Ellis John Brown Road Princeton Franklin County Sheriff’s Deputies Ottawa Police Franklin County Sheriff's Office Jeff Herman OPD Herrman Kansas Bureau of Investigation Lab Topeka

Kansas House debates qualified admissions bill amid ACT standards

Kansas lawmakers clash over a proposed qualified admissions standard tied to ACT scores for Kansas and out-of-state students. The plan requires a 2.0 GPA in a four-year pre-college curriculum and allows a 10 percent exemption window for each institution, limited to Kansans, which critics say could admit athletes. Rep. Jonathan Wells' amendment to end the window failed 53-65. supporters call the window essential to passage.

Jonathan Wells Dwichita

Notable Black History Reads in Library Line

The Library Line highlights several African American history works. Leckie chronicles the Buffalo Soldiers of the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry on the Great Plains post Civil War, while Falkner and Mosley explore social change and blues history. Hamilton probes slavery to freedom and Coretta Scott King Award lore for young readers.

Buffalo Soldiers William H. Leckie Ninth Tenth Cavalry Great Plains Tenth Calvary David Falkner Jackie Robinson Ebbets Field Robinson Walter Mosley Soupspoon Wise Mississippi Deltas New York City Lower East Side Kiki Virginia Hamilton Hamilton

Fragmented Times Excerpt Describes Tense Scenes

A damaged OCR fragment from The New York Times hints at vivid scenes and suppressed tension. The text is incomplete, restricting full understanding but suggests a conflicted or dramatic moment requiring fuller context.

New York Times

Area support groups set meetings at Ransom Memorial

The Ottawa Fibromyalgia Support Group meets Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. in conference room A led by Lynda Gammal who discusses herbs for healing. Alzheimer Care-Givers group meets 7 to 8:30 p.m. in room C with contacts Judy Hutchinson and Elaine Vick. United Cemetery District board gathers 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Ralph Ikenberry’s home.

Ottawa Ransom Memorial Hospital Lynda Gammal Delores Brecheisen Judy Hutchinson Elaine Vick District Cemetery Board United Cemetery District Board Ralph Ikenberry

Israeli Crash At Bus Stop Sparks Grief And Controversy

Police say the crash may have been an accident after a car ran a red light at a crowded bus stop. A witness says the driver shouted Allahu Akbar before bystanders fired at him. the shooter Ahmed Abdel Hamida of California faced police inquiry with unclear charges.

Arieh Amit Allahu Akbar God Great Eli Ahmed Abdel Hamida California

Wolf Creek plant enters third week of shutdown

Wolf Creek Nuclear Generating Station in Arlington continues a scheduled maintenance and refueling shutdown that began February 3. About 900 contract workers assist the permanent staff as 193 fuel assemblies are moved to the spent-fuel pool. refueling is planned for late next week with full power expected the first week of April.

Arlington Wolf Creek

Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1985 update

The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective October 1 1985 and later with varied rates for Ottawa and surrounding counties. Rates cover monthly quarterly six months and yearly periods by carrier motor route and mail including rural towns and out of state. All prices are advance and include tax.

John D. Montgomery Jay Bomis Ottawa Chang Ottawa Franklin County Miami Douglas Osage Anderson State of Kansas The Ottawa Herald S. Cedar

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