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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1998

Page

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Supreme Court upholds Hodgeman hog farming vote

The Kansas Supreme Court unanimously affirmed the Hodgeman County election results in which voters rejected corporate hog farming by 22 votes near Jetmore. The ruling found ballot irregularities in April handling not serious enough to change the outcome despite a lawsuit by Anthony Cure and Emmett Aistrup alleging mishandled advance ballots.

Topeka Kan Hodgeman County State Supreme Court North Carolina Corporation Murphy Family Farms Jetmore Hodgeman Wichita Anthony Cure Emmett Aistrup

Stock Quotes and Grain Prices From Ottawa Markets

Wall Street prices show Casey and H&R Block with declines while O'Reilly Auto and Wendy's edge up. Local quotes list hard wheat at 3.09 and corn at 2.48 for Thursday, with Franklin County Farm Services posting wheat 3.18, corn 2.53, milo 4.03, soy beans 6.47. complete market wrap at The Herald Online.

Casey’s H&r Block O’reilly Auto Wendy’s Edward D. Jones & Co Ottawa Doop Milo Franklin County Farm Services the Herald Online Ottawaherald.com

Ottawa Herald Picture Pickup Reminder and Local Ads

Ad briefs note residents to collect any pictures left at the Ottawa Herald before they are discarded after February 1. Also listed are a cholesterol clinic on January 26, a hazardous waste drop off at the FR.CO HHW facility, a karaoke event at Bishop's Brew, a massage therapy contact, a Crabtree Evelyn shipment at Fashion Alley, and Rex's Family Hair Care closing dates with a Friday reopen.

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Obituary notices for N Charlene Faringer and Faye Hall

N Charlene Faringer 81 of Ottawa died January 21 1998 cremated memorials at First Christian Church Ottawa. Born August 28 1916 in Amarillo Texas she lived near LeRoy and worked for Central Kansas Phone Co. Married George Faringer in 1942 and lived in several towns before retiring in 1967 in Galena. Memorials to First Christian Church Ottawa. Faye Alvernon Hall 94 of Dodge City died January 21 1998 funeral Saturday Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa burial Mount Hope Williamsburg born 1903 Williamsburg daughter of Almon Weegar she lived in Arizona and Florida then Greensburg and Dodge City survived by son Gene Heth daughter Anna Brown 10 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren 3 great great grandchildren.

N. Charlene Faringer Charlene Faringer Ottawa Village Manor First Christian Church Fred Schaeffer Charles T. Sr Nellie (Schriver Amarillo Texas LeRoy Central Kansas Phone Company George Emery Faringer Joplin Neosho Anderson Hays Galena Price and Faringer Peoria PEO Sisterhood Order of the Eastern Star No. 165 Peoria Plodders Extension Homemakers Unit Masonic Shrine Joshua Bishop Rome Leota Williamsburg Faye Alvernon (Heth) Hall Manor of the Plains Dodge City Dengel and Son Mortuary Mount Hope Cemetery Almon Russell Anna Laura (Bitts) Weegar Williamsburg High School Arizona Florida Greensburg Episcopal Church Wyandotte Salon Kansas City Kan American Legion Auxiliary Apache Junction Ariz Order of the Eastern Star Apache White Shrine Messiah 5 Banham Court No Mesa Irwin Lee Heth Leavenworth Walter Hall St. Cloud Fla Warren Heth Patricia Sue Heth Frank Weegar Gene Lee Heth Javales N.M Anna Lou Brown Mullinville

Library trustees push state funds for Ottawa library grants

Ottawa trustees back a Kansas Library Association drive to raise state funding for library grants by 1 million. Gov Graves proposes 254 500, but federal dollars were cut this year leaving 10.2 percent less funding. Dew notes Ottawa would lose about 1 000 from its grant. Additional agenda items include restoring 150 000 for Internet costs and 107 122 for a Topeka online catalog. Dew also reports NEKLS adds a new representative and expands grants under 2 000 for public libraries. Building shared utilities nearly tripled to 27 920.62 in 1997.

Ottawa Barbara Dew Bill Graves State Library Topeka Topeka Area Alice Jo DeFries Northeast Kansas Library System NEKLS DeFries Dew City Hall

NCCC bids farewell to business manager Leslie Longberg

CHANUTE Neosho County Community College faces another resignation as Business Manager Leslie Longberg steps down at the end of his current contract June 30. He cites no reason in his letter, noting philosophical differences with President Jim Hill after months of board criticisms over health plan development and a food service bid.

Harris News Service Chanute Neosho County Community College Leslie Longberg Longberg Board of Trustees Beverly Bideau Bideau Food Service Ment Jim Hill Food Service Committee Les NCCC Neosho County Kansas Ray Cummiskey Ottawa

U N inspectors face blocked access in Iraq crisis

UN weapons chief Richard Butler told the Security Council that new Iraqi access conditions hinder learning the truth about banned programs. British Ambassador John Weston warned the mission has no chance of completion if Iraq insists on restricted entry to sites including presidential palaces.

Iraq U.N John Weston Britain U.N. Security Council United Nations Richard Butler Council Baghdad Butler Commission Saddam Hussein Saddam Kuwait Tariq Aziz U.S Bill Richardson Weston Nizar Hamdoon

Reservoir Levels Weather Summary

Sunny to partly cloudy conditions dominate the region with no precipitation expected. Areas may see increasing clouds late day and light showers possible near coastal zones. temperatures remain mild and consistent with seasonal norms.

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