Fogle seeks northward move of quarry near Ottawa
Fogle Quarry requests a special-use permit to relocate about four miles north of Ottawa onto 1744 acres along US-59 near Sand Creek Road. The Ottawa Township Zoning Board took no action, citing a 14 day window to recommend to county commissioners who have final say.
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Herald
Fogle Quarry
Here
Ottawa Township
Dan Fogle
Ottawa
Franklin County
Brent Fogle
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Justices Allow Forcible Anti psychotic Treatment
The Supreme Court, in a 6 3 decision, allows prison officials to force inmates with serious mental illness to take anti psychotic drugs without court hearings. Justice Kennedy wrote that prison needs justify medical treatment, leaving decisions to officials and psychiatrists, not judges. Dissenters argued the ruling undermines due process protections for competent individuals.
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Supreme Court
Washington State
Anthony M. Kennedy
Kennedy
William H. Rehnquist
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
Revenue secretary Ed Rolfs to speak at Kiwanis
Ed Rolfs state secretary of revenue will address the Ottawa University Kiwanis Club at noon Thursday on the property tax crisis. Born in Junction City and appointed by Gov. Hayden in 1988, he has 10 years in the Kansas House including chairing the tax committee. He will tour the state with public appearances in coming months.
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Ed Rolfs
State Secretary of Revenue
Kiwanis Club
Ottawa University
Rolfs
Junction City
Mike Hayden
Kansas House of Representatives
House
Weekend Warm Up Forecast From Thursday To Saturday
The forecast calls for warming temperatures from the 30s Thursday to the 50s by Saturday with little or no precipitation. Lows rise from the 20s Thursday to the 30s Saturday, with highs and lows matching a gradual springlike trend.
Foley blasts Bush education plan for meager funding
House Speaker Thomas Foley criticized President Bush for proposing only a 2 percent increase in federal education spending calling it tepid and inadequate to close the education gap. He told governors that the nation needs bolder action and warned a peace dividend may reduce military outlays over five years.
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Bush
House
Thomas S. Foley
Foley
United States
Market climbs as Dow gains amid hopeful investor mood
The New York Stock Exchange Dow Jones rose 21.62 to 2624.10 at noon as blue chips led gains and the NYSE composite index climbed to 182.61. Volume reached 79.89 million shares. AMEX value index rose to 351.03 amid a steady rally with AmEx plunging percent to 27.000. Gener al Motors advanced and Kmart rose after signaling a $640 million Q4 charge to speed store openings and renovations.
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Local Event Roundup At Silver Lake And Ottawa Area
Rock and Roll ad brief highlights The Works at B J Humpitt’s Friday and Saturday at Silver Lake Golf Course closed. Watts Concrete Yard and naments near Ottawa on Highway 59, phone 242-1334. Garfield Pancake Express Saturday March 3, 7 11 a.m. Adults 2 50 Kids 1 50. Country Kitchen Prime Rib specials Friday and Saturday 5 9 p.m. Don’t let cabin fever from Charlotte’s Chat & Curl 242-2377 1740 S Elm. Winter clearance at Fashion Alley up to 80 percent. Underwood Tax Service 1534 S Main 242-1751. Tax prep 242-3660 or 242-7481. Ottawa High School Music Dept presents A Winter Chorale Concert at Municipal Auditorium Tuesday Feb 27 8 p.m. Admission 1.
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S. Elm
Ottawa High School Music Department
Municipal Auditorium
Tues
Correction on VITA program contact in Library Line
A correction notes that Dick Andrews was the correct person in charge of the VITA tax assistance for the elderly previously attributed to Dean Andrews. Anyone seeking assistance should call ECKAN at 242-7515.
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Dean Andrews
Dick Andrews
Eckan
City Eyes DPS Split or Reforms After Probe
City commissioners discussed the Department of Public Safety and possible split into separate police and fire departments. Former DPS detective Tony DeLa Torre seeks reinstatement after firing and a grievance hearing tape. a decision on reviewing materials remains unsettled. County sheriff contract ideas were floated but not favored. special-session voting was not yet ready.
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City Commission
Tony DeLaTorre
DeLaTorre
Randy Wetmore
Wetmore
Police
Fire Departments
Charles Gillette
Mary Calliham
Dan Fogle
Fred Heathman
Cal Lantis
Lantis
County Sheriff’s Department
Ottawa
Pomona
Rex Bowling
Bowling
Fogle
Ottawa School Board Advances Election Plan and Bond Support
The Ottawa school panel moves toward a mail ballot election with approval from the Kansas Secretary of State. Students donate 2200 toward bond promotion while the district weighs a Channel One system and middle school math texts amid reading level concerns.
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Laura Sutton
Kansas Secretary of State
OHS
Gary Mavity
OHS Key Club
Channel One
Whittle Communications
Jack Max
Rex Cummings
Maxwell
Betterton
Scholastic Research Associates
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1989 Ottawa Kansas
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and shows subscription rates effective July 1 1989 for Ottawa area Franklin County and adjacent counties by carrier motor route and by mail with monthly three month six month and yearly options.
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