Kansas students prize in Young Kansas Business Plan Contest
Lawrence KS students can win up to 800 in prize money in the 1994 95 Young Kansas Business Plan Competition. Deadline Jan 31 1995 entries to KU SBDC with March 31 1995 final plans. Two entry categories cover high school and college level teams and individuals. Sponsored by KUSBDC and Southwestern Bell foundation.
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Lawrence
Young Kansas
Kansas
Kusbdc
Southwestern Bell Foundation
Hotz
Ad Kansas
Minolta
Hotz Office Systems
Ottawa
S. Main
KSBDC
Ottawa University
Topeka
Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation
State Capitol
Waymire
S&s Foods
S&s Foods, Inc
Larry Waymire
Price Chopper
S Foods, Inc
Kansas City
Kan
Tanner faces big duties on Kansas education and reform
Tanner serves on the Education Committee and the Select Committee on Higher Education, plus Government Organization and Elections. He discusses qualified admissions, open admissions, remediation, out of state tuition, term limits, and pension tax cuts, noting lawmakers’ long days and the privilege of service.
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Baker University
Tanner
Kansas
Regent
Minding Your Own Business Pricing Principles
A veteran columnist analyzes four fundamentals for small-business pricing. Consider cost, value, competition, and overlap to avoid pricing too high or too low. The piece cites real-world Texas examples and urges objective policy decisions for growth and profitability.
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Tomers
Texas
Don Taylor
Amarillo
Weather forecast and local readings from Ottawa Water Plant
The forecast calls for cloudy tonight with a low in the mid 20s and a north wind of 5 to 15 mph. Kansas sees extended dry and colder conditions Friday with lows in the upper teens to lower 20s and highs in the 30s to low 40s. Saturday and Sunday remain dry and colder, with lows near 10 to 15 and highs mainly in the 20s, 30s. Local Ottawa Water Plant logs show yesterday’s high and low readings and precipitation totals, along with barometer and sun times.
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Ottawa Water Plant
Tomorow
McCoy dies at 85 former DuPont chief executive
Charles B. McCoy, former chief executive of DuPont Co., died Monday in Greenville Delaware from complications of Alzheimer's disease at age 85.
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McCoy
Greenville
Del
Charles B. McCoy
The
DuPont Co
Ottawa Chamber’s Legislative Action Committee Hosts Candidate Forums
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce committee conducts candidate forums before elections to help voters meet local, state, and federal candidates. It also sponsors monthly public coffees with Kansas legislators during January to April and arranges listening tours and luncheons when officials are available.
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Legislative Action Committee
Ottawa
Kansas
Franklin County
Legislative Action ‘Committee
U.S
Legislative Actions Committee
Chamber
Rescue hopes fade after Japan quake disaster
As rescuers press on in Japan the situation remains dire with scarce water and dangerous conditions. The quake death toll rose to 2,872 by evening, with national police reporting the latest figure. A Los Angeles teacher, 24-year-old Voni Lynn Wong, was among the victims.
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Los Angeles
Voni Lynn Wong
Family quilt tradition grows from Hodgeman roots to Ottawa
Birdie and John Macy moved to Ottawa in 1944 seeking land with steady winds. Golden revived quilting in 1979 by making baby quilts for her children, then her daughters and grandchildren joined in. Kris recalls early reluctance, now proud, as Kasie the 9 year old made four doll quilts with help from Grandma Golden last summer.
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Hodgeman County
Ottawa
John Macy
Birdie
Golden
Bruce
Shari
Lori
Kris
Kasie
Dave
Shari Bailey
Two more candidates file for school board spots
Angela Perryman joins Ottawa Board race saying she grew up in the district and has two sons in the school system. She serves as treasurer of the Ottawa Community Arts Council and is associate minister at Bethany Chapel Baptist Church. Perryman leads Black Student Union and chairs Black History Month at OU.
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Perryman
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
Black Student Union
Black History Month
A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline Tickets On Sale
Tickets go on sale at Oma and outlets starting January 23 for a DANCE event at Garnett VFW on January 21 with mem bers and guests from 8 30 to 11 30 p m. Depot Household Hazardous Waste event at FA CO HHW Facility Saturday timing 7 a m to 1 p m. Contact 242 1176. Rex's Barber Shop to close early Saturday January 21 and reopen Thursday January 26. Rhonda Howard joins the staff at Ultimate Concepts with a 10 percent perm discount via 242 2977.
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Patsy Cline
OMA & Outlets
Fa, CO
Rhonda Howard
Ultimate Concepts
Rhonda
Ottawa Herald Route and Subscription Rates Notice
The Ottawa Herald lists staff including editor Tom Love and office manager Wayne Snow. Subscription rates for delivery in Ottawa begin October 1 1994 with one month 6.26 dollars three months 18.22 six months 35.60 and one year 69.27. rural towns by carrier one month 6.68 three months 19.34 six months 38.23. Postmaster address changes to Ottawa KS 66067.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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