Vision '96 to Perform at First Christian Church Ottawa
Vision '96 a seven member African musical group will minister and perform at 7 p m Tuesday July 9 at First Christian Church Ottawa The tour supports Youth for Christ ministries in 29 African countries with Fred Schaefer noting United States sponsorship by Youth for Christ International A free will offering will support the ministry Hope House closes for repairs due to mechanical problems until July 9 contact 242-4444
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Vision ‘96
Africa
First Christian Church
Ottawa
Youth For Christ Ministries
Fred Schaefer
United States
Youth For Christ International
Fatal wreck at curve prompts review for T intersection
A fatal collision at the Kentucky Terrace and Riley Road curve near rural Rantoul spurs Franklin County to discuss converting the site into a T shaped intersection. The 27 year old Connie Lehman and 32 year old Terri Raub died, and 5 year old Kyle Lehman suffered fatal injuries. County officials considered but did not act on the proposal. Budget notes for noxious weed and recycling departments show zero growth with minor increases likely.
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Connie J. Lehman
Stafford Road
Kentucky Terrace
Terri Raub
Colorado Road
Riley
Kyle Scott Lehman
Ransom Memorial Hospital
DeJulio
Wolf Creek plant faces $100000 fine for cooling system violations
Inspectors found Wolf Creek managers missed at least four opportunities over years to fix a cooling system problem. Warm water was diverted to pumps, six hours passed without correction, a non radioactive feedwater leak occurred, and earlier maintenance failed to fix pump installation issues. Severity Level III violations carry a proposed $100,000 penalty. Wolf Creek has 30 days to respond, protest, or pay.
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Wolf Creek
Supreme Court ruling may aid Kansas savings banks
Two Kansas institutions, Mid-Continent Federal Savings Bank of El Dorado and Franklin Savings Corp. of Ottawa, seek relief after federal changes to accounting rules. The high court allowed suits by savings and loans hurt by the 1989 shift, influencing ongoing cases arising from RTC takeovers and government contracts.
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John Hanna
Associated Press
Peka, Kan
Kansas
el Dorado
Ottawa
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Mid-Continent
Federal Savings Bank
U.S
Dick Pottorff
Franklin Savings Corp
Franklin Savings Association
Federal Office of Thrift Supervision
Franklin
Federal Resolution Trust Corp
RTC
Michael Thompson
Ernest Fleischer
Supreme Court
Winstar Corp
Minnesota
Statesman Savings Holding Group
Iowa
Glendale Federal Bank
James Turner
Heartland Community Bankers Association
Savings and Loans and
Colorado
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Thompson
Tonight's Forecast and July Heat Outlook
Clear tonight with a low in the lower 70s and northeast wind 5 to 10 mph. Extended forecast through Saturday remains hot and humid with no rain. Lows 65 to 75, highs 95 to 105. Local log notes missing or unclear data and no rainfall reported.
Bert Nash center sues over zoning denial for housing project
The Baldwin-A Lawrence mental health center sues Baldwin alleging discrimination after the city zoning appeals board rejected the Bert Nash Community Health Mental Center site plan for a supported housing development. The planning commission had approved the plan on Feb. 13. Opponents continued on page 3.
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Baldwin
Lawrence
Bert Nash Community Health Mental Center
Board of Zoning Appeals
Bert Nash
City Planning Commission
Woman hikes solo with dog Roxie across miles
Woyar continues a long trek at a brisk pace choosing to walk alone or with her new dog Roxie. In McPherson locals helped select and waive adoption for the nine month old lab. She keeps to six am starts and plans to resume 15 to 17 mile days, funding travel with odd jobs and pool visits.
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Woyar
McPherson
Humane Society
Roxie
Investigation of Heth murder still alive
Detective Gilges said the Heth murder probe remains active with about 90 percent of his time spent on the case over three months. About 350 leads have been pursued with cooperation from Franklin County sheriff's office Ottawa Police Department and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. Call 242-3802 with information. Heth, born February 2, 1974, in Ottawa, was a 1993 Ottawa High School graduate.
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Woyar
Colorado
Kansas
Gilges
Allen
Heth
Hollows
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office
Ottawa Police Department
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
FCSO
KBI
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Local Advertising Roundup With Services and Deals
McNillen's off N 59 Highway hosts a 2nd tent sale while Carpet Warehouse closes for a short vacation from July 4 to July 7 reopening July 8. recycling and sanitation schedules listed for Ottawa. IHOUSE CLEANING advertises 25 years experience with contact Susan at 242-6332. RENT MASTERS opens July 4. Windmill Cafe lunch specials and weekly dinner offers. USD 290 teacher negotiated agreement vote details. Windmill Cafe also promotes specials and kids eat free Wednesday with paying adult.
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Windmill Cafe
Ottawa Herald circulation rates and contact address
The Ottawa Herald lists postage and subscription rates effective October 1, 1995, for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method and region, with detailed prices for urban, rural, mail routes, and out-of-state subscriptions. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
Whelms Us
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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Brett Berry
Brian Hastert
Hastert
John Wilcox
Berry
Dusty Wilson
Angela Wilper
Health Department
Otta
Wa Water
I Pomona
Michigan
PRICE
McNillen‘s
N. Main
IFR. CO
Ottawa Sanitation
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USD
John D. Montgomi
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Debra Challis
Gene Kelsey
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
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