New Ottawa church ready for members
Living Way Apostolic a United Pentecostal Church is ready for a congregation at 733 N Oak in the former Free Methodist Church building. Pastor Robert Bell says services will begin Sundays at 2 p.m. and Wednesdays at 7 p.m. The church is buying the building from the Great Plains Conference after the Free Methodist local church closed. Bell, his wife and two children moved from Lake Charles Louisiana with another family to help establish Ottawa’s new independent church.
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Diane Yeamans
Living Way Apostolic
N. Oak
Great Plains Conference of the Free Methodist Church
Jim Fumas
Church of the Nazarene
Living Way
Robert Bell
Bell
United Pentecostal Board
Rhonda
Misty
Ottawa
Lake Charles
Bryan
Melody Sadler
Lacie
Jenin
Sadlers
Moran man seeks 26500 for bone marrow transplant
Greg Jackman of Moran, a 25 year old with chronic leukemia, needs 26500 to cover bone marrow harvest costs for a 250000 transplant after a donor was found in Canada. He travels to Seattle for tests February 3, with insurance covering 225000. fundraisers and donations assist living expenses and test costs. An Ottawa University drive collects blood samples for the Mid-America Bone Marrow Donor Registry.
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Moran
Greg Jackman
Carol Ericson
Richmond
Canada
Jackman
Seattle
Greg
Susie
Jerry Jackman
Ottawa University
Mowbray
Minion
Mid-America
Kansas City
Silver Haired Legislator election seeks 60 plus candidates
East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging sponsors the Silver Haired Legislator election in six counties Franklin Anderson Coffey Linn Miami Osage. Candidates must be at least 60 years old and gather 50 signatures or pay a 15 registration fee. Deadline Feb 12 at the ECKAAA office in 132 S. Main. Elections will have two or more candidates per county and lead to regional sessions and Topeka meetings to forward measures to the state legislature. Call 1-800-633-5621 for details.
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East Central
Kansas
ECKAAA Seeks new council members Tuesday meeting
The East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging will hold a 9:30 AM meeting Tuesday at 132 S Main to recruit two representatives from each Franklin Franklin Franklin Osage county for the 1993 ECKAAA advisory council. Call 242 7200 or 1 800 633 5621 for details.
Senate revives leave bill in bid for Clinton desk
A Senate panel revived family leave legislation similar to last year’s vetoed measure. The bill would require employers with 50 or more workers to grant up to 12 weeks unpaid leave for newborn care or illness, affecting about 5% of employers and 40% of workers. The measure could reach the Senate floor by late next week.
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Washington
Senate
George Bush
Clinton
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Labor Department
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
House
Senate rules debate centers on roll call vote threshold
The Kansas Senate ends its second week still undecided on four year rules. A Tuesday debate likely to address how many senators must request a roll call. The move to lower from 21 to 12 aims at openness and public access to votes.
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Kansas Senate
Senate
Democratic Senate Caucus
EPDs as a reliable tool for selecting breeding stock
The article explains EPDs how to use them to estimate future progeny performance within a breed. It covers comparing bulls, understanding trait correlations, and aligning selection with herd goals. An Agriculture Calendar lists local meetings and events in Franklin County.
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Franklin County Annex
Franklin County Kla
Celebration Hall
Arch of Love Valentine Balloon at Chocolate Shack
A Valentine promotion at Chocolate Shack advertises the Arch of Love balloon for sweethearts. Also notes new crystal items, Sutton’s Jewelry contact, and Valentine Love Lines pricing at Ottawa Herald. Includes office closings for Dr Hiatt’s Chicago seminar and a memorial service for Kenneth Bowman.
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Arch of Love
Chocolate Shack
U.S
Sutton's Jewelry
S. Main
Wichita judge named to Kansas Court of Appeals
Sedgwick County District Judge Kay Royse is appointed to the Kansas Court of Appeals by Governor Joan Finney effective immediately. Royse, 43, succeeds Judge John Rees who retired. A Reno County native, she holds degrees from Emporia State University and a law degree from the University of Kansas after private practice in Wichita.
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Wichita, Kan
Sedgwick
Kay Royse
Kansas Court of Appeals
Joan Finney
Royse
John Rees
Reno County
Emporia State University
The
University of Kansas
Wichita
Ottawa Herald community rates and staff listed
The Ottawa Herald edition lists staff members Peg Armstrong Virginia Howe Wayne Snow with editor Jean Rossman and details subscription rates for 1993 across carrier, motor route and mail deliveries in Ottawa Franklin and adjacent counties. prices rise for longer terms and state sales tax is included.
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Peg Armstrong
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
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Linn
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Labor Management Commission
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Ottawa Herald
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