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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1994
Page
5
Ottawa High School Class of 1944 gathered for a Saturday lunch, a bus tour of Ottawa, and a Saturday evening banquet with big band music at the Elk's Club. A farewell brunch followed on Sunday at the Country Club. Chairman Joan Tyson noted wartime shortages and that some members joined the Army after graduation.
Nineteen area students at Ottawa University earned Dean's List recognition for the 1994 Spring Semester, including eight seniors three juniors two sophomores and six freshmen. Names include Diane Caryl Tina Ferguson Michelle Fridlington Mary McMichael Stephanie Teagarden Kelli Beets Shirley Foster Susan Yates Craig Adkinson Joyce Baldwin Cynthia Lepley Brewer Bradley Peek Matthew Peek Kevin McMillen Lori Peek Christian Hoffsommer Stacey Scott Hollie Showalter and Rachel Winslow with parental towns listed.
The Kansas Highway Patrol launches Operation CARE to cut serious crashes during the 4th of July weekend. Troopers will target speeding improper passing and DUI while urging drivers to map routes inspect vehicles travel with time to spare rest, avoid intoxication, drive defensively and ensure seat belt use.
Around 600 students from Ottawa and Central Heights high schools and Baker University joined Osawatomie State Hospital for a Thursday visitation program during the school term. The event featured a hospital tour and small group discussions with patients to learn about hospital life.
Skelgas Inc donated funds to three Franklin County groups: the Reading Council, Williamsburg Library, and Ottawa Adult Education, following a May literacy fair whose proceeds were distributed to these organizations.
In Topeka the Kansas Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday against Osage City teacher Robert Hubbard who sought damages from the Carbondale school board after his termination. The court found the district board members qualified for immunity, denying damages for civil rights claims.
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