Dollar General sets January 27 reopen at new Main Street site
Dollar General announced a January 27 opening at 9 a.m. for its relocated store at 305 N. Main, moving from 234 Main and adjacent to Silver Arrow Trading Post, which is expected to open soon.
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George Burns 98-Story: Caesars sells out Burns shows in Vegas
George Burns, age 98, remains a box office draw in Las Vegas with three January 1996 Caesars Palace performances set for January 19 21 and a added January 18 show. Tickets are $100 each and Burns plans celebrity galas for his milestone birthday January 20.
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Vet fills Doc Hayvoid Itawa niche at Ottawa clinic
Ottawa gains veterinarian Trent Lancaster at Mages Veterinary Clinic after Doc Hayvoid Itawa retires Dec. 22 ending 35 years in the community. Lancaster, an Ottawa native and 1991 Kansas State grad, brings broad small animal experience from Riverside and Wichita and aims to continue Hay’s legacy while focusing on horses and pets.
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Weather forecast and temperature log for Ottawa area
Tonight mostly cloudy with a chance of post midnight flurries. Lows near 0 to 10 above, highs in the 20s north to 30s south. Saturday dry with warming trend. lows 0 to 10 above north to 15-20 southwest, highs 30s to 40s, some 50s in the southwest. Ottawa log shows yesterday highs around 67 and lows near 14 with trace precipitation, plus barometer and sunset/sunrise times.
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One-stop Health Care Proposal Considered in Kansas
Lambrecht described a plan for integrated county health services with potential Kansas Health Foundation grants to fund full integration while avoiding partial merges. Hospital administrator Bob Bregant suggested a single Medicare Medicaid payment to a network of agencies that would then distribute funds, eliminating individual patient billing. He noted reforms aim to cut costs and enable joint planning, though agencies would surrender some autonomy. Lambrecht urged the 35 attendees to weigh recommendations ahead of a February follow-up.
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Annual King event honors local black students and dignitaries
The event Sunday will recognize area black students with remarks by Rev. Leon Burley and OU provost Steve Markwood. Jackson plans a brief talk on Together we can make a difference. Martin Luther King Jr. was Nobel Peace Prize laureate for non violent civil rights work and was assassinated in 1968. The week of Jan. 16, 1994, is proclaimed Martin Luther King Week in the county.
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Costs for 17th project clarify housing lots scarce
Ellis notes there are very few lots in that price range practical for home building. From an investment view, with resale value expected to cover costs, few lots meet the criteria for building in that price range.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1993 leads with prices
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective October 1, 1993 for Ottawa city delivery, rural towns, motor route, and mail to Franklin, Miami, Douglas, Osage and Anderson counties, plus remaining Kansas. Rates cover one month to one year with in advance payment and state sales tax noted.
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Health official readies proposal for Kansas health reform
Health Secretary Robert C. Harder unveiled key points of a reform plan to be introduced to the Legislature next week. His bill contrasts with the Kansas Commission on the Future of Health Care by keeping insurance companies as middlemen and by addressing cross border care for residents of areas like the Kansas City metro. It also establishes timelines for a universal Kansas health program.
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Cornerstone Bookstore Closed for Funeral Observance
Adeld Cornerstone Bookstore will close until 2 p m Friday for the funeral of Lloyd Hotaling. Nearby Sutton’s Jowsly Inventory Reduction Sale promotes buy quality now and save. Also advertised are body sculpture workouts with step aerobics and muscle toning, Underwood Income Tax services, a Valentine portrait offer, and illustrative imagery contact numbers.
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