Calendar entries for Ottawa events and meetings
The notice lists numerous local events in Ottawa including club meetings, art classes, church and school activities, government meetings, fairs, and community programs. Highlights feature Franklin County groups, OCAC, RMH, and the Grand Opry with dates from 10 to 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Franklin County Conservation District Board
Army National Guard
Franklin County Historical and Genealogy Conference
Faith Lutheran Church
OCAC
Spencer Art Museum
Art Guild
Grand “O” Opry
OMA
Board of Education
S. Main
Habitat For Humanity
Chamber of Commerce
American Cancer Society
Ottawa City
City Park
Planning Commission
Franklin County
RMH
Ottawa
Atkins-Nelson Art Museum
Parent’s
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Richmond Fair
Franklin County Genealogical Society Meeting
Quilters'Guild Meeting
Elliot” Hall
S. Hickory
Sunflower
First United Methodist Church
4Th
Franklin County Veterans Memorial Meeting
American Red Cross
Fair Board
Ottawa Personnel Association
AMH
Kansas Veteran's Commission
Don Woodward Cemer
Ottawa Jaycees
Pizza Village
Wal-Mart
City Commission
City Hall
Country Club
AARP
LaLeche League
Ottawa Library Board
Fairgrounds
W. 17Th St
Grand O Opry
Kevin Honeycutt
Chamber
OU Mowbray Union
Sewing Guild
Midwest Cabinet
Industrial Avenue
Lawrence
Courthouse Lawn
CURB actions questioned in open meeting dispute
Stovall alleges CURB violated the Kansas Open Meetings Act by closing session topics, content with Kansas Pipeline Partnership, and issuing two agendas. He seeks a court ruling that CURB’s actions were unlawful, fines of 500 dollars per violation, and voided actions. The case ties to Kansas Pipeline, Williams Natural Gas and Western Resources Inc. with claims of possible ratepayer impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stovall
Curb Board
Kansas Pipeline Partnership
CURB
KCC
Cer
Kansas Pipeline
Dennis Langley
Democratic Party
Williams Natural Gas of
Tulsa Okla
Williams
Kansas City
Western Resources Inc
Associated Press
Liberals Block Passage of Budget Cut Measure
Senators Paul Wellstone of Minnesota and Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois blocked a final Senate vote on a bill cutting 16.4 billion from prior spending while preserving earthquake relief. They opposed cuts to job training and aid to the poor, as Republicans hailed the budget plan to reduce deficits by 2002, and President Clinton signaled needed vetoes may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Senate
Clinton
Paul Wellstone
Minnesota
Carol Moseley-Braun Ofllinois
California
Moseley-Braun
Wellstone
Bob Dole
Kansas
Dole
Newt Gingrich
Georgia
Tom Daschle
Ds.d
Daschle
White House
Congress
Moseley- Braun
House
Weather Outlook For Kansas Monday To Wednesday
The Kansas forecast calls for a chance of thunderstorms Monday through Wednesday, mainly in the north and east. Lows in the 60s with upper 50s in the northwest, highs in the 80s, plus observed values from Ottar Plant data including yesterday’s high and low and precipitation.
Dismissal of juror over bruised face in Simpson trial
AP reports juror No 320 a 38 year old Hispanic woman was dismissed after revealing her estranged boyfriend beat her and she hid the bruise from court. Judge Lance Ito dismissed January 18 amid defense and prosecution objections as transcripts show tensions over juror fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Lance Ito
Marcia Clark
Johnnie Cochran Jr
Hertz Corp
Simpson
Ito
American Civil, Liberties Union
Exboyfriend
Rights activists mobilize after court ruling on race in districts
Civil rights groups push a national voter empowerment campaign to energize black voters in districts with 15 to 50 percent minority share. NAACP urges action after Supreme Court rulings limiting race as a factor in district drawing and affirmative action. Urban League cancels 1996 Los Angeles convention to protest California action and to deter similar moves nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Supreme Court
NAACP
Ed Hailes Jr
High Court
Congress
National Urban League
Los Angeles
California
Pete Wilson
Wilson
Protesters disrupt Denver economic summit opening
About 300 environmentalists protested outside the Denver venue as 34 Western Hemisphere nations convened to discuss an Americas-wide free trade zone. Police kept watch. the demonstration ended without arrests. U S Trade Representative Mickey Kantor announced a goal of a nullified trade barrier region within 10 years, by 2005, drawing mixed reactions from delegates. Cuba was excluded from the summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mexico
NAFTA
USS. Trade
Mickey Kantor
Canada
Argentina
Kantor
Geneva
Cuba
Kremlin reshuffles hint at moderating Chechnya policies
Senior ministers nicknamed the government party of war were dismissed, led by Pavel Grachev, as Yeltsin seeks to shift toward moderation ahead of December parliamentary elections and a possible next summer presidential vote. Yeltsin vowed no-confidence moves, while replacements were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gbntinadit
Egorov
Party of War
Pavel Grachev
Yeltsin
Hawkish
Troika
Kremlin
Chechnya
Yevgeny Kuznetsov
Russia
Stavropol
Budyonnovsk
Sergei Medvedev
Interfax
Grigory Yavlinsky
Duma
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