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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1997

Page

8

Dole Back in Senate for Brownback Oath

Former Sen. Bob Dole escorted Sen. Sam Brownback to the Senate floor for the oath from Vice President Gore. Brownback's swearing marked Kansas’ renewed delegation as Nancy Kassebaum Baker and Pat Roberts join the lineup. In the House, freshmen Moran Ryan Snowbarger and Tiahrt were sworn in and backed Gingrich’s re election. Roberts urged focus on core issues amid the ethics case.

Curt Anderson Ashington Bob Dole Sam Brownback Kansas Senate Gore Brownback Clinton Nancy Kassebaum Baker Baker Egypt Howard Baker Pat Roberts Bob Dole Nancy Kassebaum GOP Jerry Moran Jim Ryan Vince Snowbarger Todd Tiahrt Newt Gingrich Tiahrt Roberts House Gingrich

Plan to turn advisory panel into statutory higher ed body gains support

MEP OPERA Kan AP a blue ribbon group of educators legislators and citizens tentatively endorsed expanding the Joint Advisory Committee on Governance into a permanent statutory body with power to coordinate all higher education planning in Kansas. The council approved a 7-6 vote with revision requirements and an additional vote before legislative recommendation.

MEP OPERA Kan Kansas Kansas Council On the Michael Gragert Wichita Board of Education State Board Wanda Morrison Hutchinson Gragert

Army recruiters open new Ottawa office at 107 E 2nd

The Army is back in Ottawa after a brief move to a new office at 107 E. 2nd. Sgt. Lynn Wade and Sgt. Doug Berg cover Franklin Linn Anderson and Allen counties. Hours are 9 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday. Ottawa Herald’s Business Beat informs readers about area business news and promotions.

Jay Thornton Army Ottawa Lynn Wade Doug Berg E. 2Nd Franklin Linn Anderson Allen Counties The Ottawa Herald Herald

County nears hiring engineer for Anderson County

Anderson County may hire a bi county engineer as the commission interviews two candidates. A letter of offer to Hub Casper Jr. of Paola was authorized with a $37,000 salary under a $39,000 budget. Casper and Thomas Thenens discussed job requirements, grants, equipment, licenses, and county needs.

ANCO Casper Thomas Thenens Commission Anderson County

Nursing home employee investigated over alleged sexual assault

Police in ICHITA Kansas probe an accusation that a 50-year-old male nursing home worker at Integrated Health Services in Wichita sodomized a 68-year-old patient who had a stroke. The man was questioned and released. no arrest. The facility has prior state and federal fines for deficiencies.

Ichita Kan Wichita Terry Nelson Integrated Health Services of Gerald Block KDHE Integrated Health Services Maryland

Ottawa Youth Prison Site Doubted By City Manager

The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services proposes a youth center as part of juvenile justice reform. Ottawa City Manager Scott Lambers declined to comment on Ottawa hosting a youth prison, calling it a private development matter. The legislature will decide if the center is public or private, affecting funding, taxes, and local jobs.

Ottawa Herald Ottawa Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Youth Authority Scott Lambers Lambers Atherton DOC

Ottawa Eyes First City Ice Skating Rink in Park

Andy Haney and Burns discuss winter recreation at Ottawa Park. They plan a temporary outdoor rink using a plastic liner and water from a fire hydrant, about 120 feet in diameter, with 6 to 8 inch edges and a shallow center. City funds under $1,000. operation depends on weather.

Andy Haney Andy Burns ORC Wichita Haney Crown Center Kansas City Lawrence

Klan Rally Cleared Near Salina Two Days Before King Day

The Ku Klux Klan was cleared to hold a rally opposing Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Salina Kansas on January 18 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m. The City-County Building Authority ruled it could not stop the gathering though officials and many residents opposed the event. Local officials emphasized First Amendment rights while urging nonparticipation and peace.

Ku Klux Klan Salina Alina, Kan Siway Klan Government Center Salina Public Library

Weather Tonight Forecast With Light Snow Chance

Mostly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent probability of light snow and a low near 2.5 degrees, winds 5 to 10 mph. Friday remains bitterly cold with western lows from zero to 5 below and eastern highs 10 to 15 above. chances of light snow west and continued extreme cold. Saturday brings continued bitter cold with snow possible in the southwest. western lows near 5 to 10 below and east near zero to 5 above.

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