Masons plan chicken and noodle dinner at Masonic Temple
York Rite Masons offer chicken and noodle dinner from 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Sunday at the Masonic Temple 422 5 Main. Adults 5 dollars, children under 10 2 50. Proceeds go to charity.
30 Jan 1996
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1996
Page
1
York Rite Masons offer chicken and noodle dinner from 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Sunday at the Masonic Temple 422 5 Main. Adults 5 dollars, children under 10 2 50. Proceeds go to charity.
District ideas favor locating the new building on 40 acres beside Ottawa High School to boost support for a second gym or an auditorium. Patrons warn two gyms without an auditorium could imply arts neglect. Comments cover hallway width, community pool, and funding via lower mill levies or business tax exemptions to offset bond costs.
Disputed Kardak islet in the eastern Aegean lies 12 miles from Kalimnos and four miles off Turkey. Turkish claims and Greek protests followed a Turkish ship grounding and denial of coast guard aid. Greek naval units and air forces were reported mobilized though official denial cited heightened readiness.
A Chicago woman faced a lawsuit over omissions aimed at blocking her mother-in-law from visiting on a plane trip to Chicago. A USAir flight attendant received eight months for a May bomb threat to force a landing. In August Harjeet Singh of Salinas pled guilty to insurance fraud after a doughnut shop incident involving a shooting during a holdup and a staged scene to dodge workers’ comp. In Darien, NY artist Charles Flagg buried half a car as a “sculpture” to dodge zoning rules.
City commissioners and the Oregon Recreation Commission discussed renewing leases for Forest Park ball fields and the pool through 2000. The ORC would cover utilities at school rates, raise general liability insurance to 1 million, and retain sublease rights with city approval. Improvements include dugout roofs, a west field scoreboard, and four handicap spaces.
City officials proposed a policy to require private drainage work be inspected by the city and maintained by the property owner. It also details city inspection of other drainage improvements and a process for developers to seek acceptance and future maintenance, with limited city funding options and a 1997 start.
Mostly cloudy and cold tonight with a chance for flurries and a wind from the northeast. Extended forecast shows very cold Thursday with snow possible and lows from 10 below to 10 above, highs from northwest to southeast. Friday and Saturday remain cold with periodic snow chances and subfreezing to near zero highs. Local data notes yesterday’s temps, precipitation, barometer, and sunset sunrise times.
Wolf Creek nuclear plant near Arlington Kansas shut down at 3:37 a.m. after ice on screen filters blocked lake water used for condenser cooling. An unusual event was declared at 8:46 a.m. Officials hoped to resume power within a week.
Franklin County commissioners Charles Mavity Jr and Gardner Hayden agreed to sign a resolution dividing the one percent sales tax from county retailers. Ten percent goes to county building improvements and 90 percent to the county general fund. In 1994 the tax raised $929,050.38 and in 1995 $979,196.19, excluding Ottawa city shares.
The Feb 1996 items list specials at Helton's Hallmark in Malin with drawings and limited places and a Bernhardt certification school of True Dance enrolling at 242-3606. Rex's Will closes Jan 30 to Feb 1 and reopens Feb 2. New Pioneer Series by Snelling and Lone Star 3 by Pena appear. Cor Cornerstone Bookstores and Franklin Co Health Dept offer kindergarten and pre school physicals with appointments. Women’s Pap Smear Clinic info provided with contact numbers.
Anderson County Commission debated a planned fifth expansion at the Anderson County waste transfer station during a regular meeting on Monday. No decisions were made on a proposed office or storage trailers. Preliminary plans show a 20 by 30 foot office with a restroom and shower, separate from the transfer station, and a possible scale site. Estimated materials cost is 7000 dollars for the floor and fixtures.
A blaze at La Fenice in Venice rapidly engulfed the building after around 9 p.m. with canals drained for water supply and a helicopter dropping retardant. A lone watchman survived. a firefighter was injured. The fire also destroyed archival documents, scores, and a Callas portrait, as authorities probe a possible short circuit during electrical work.
The Ottawa Herald announces 1995 subscription rates by region with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options for Ottawa and surrounding counties. It also lists staff positions including Editor Publisher John D Montgomery and Advertising Director Debra Challis, with office and circulation contacts.
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