Planners vote for re zoning near Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa planners recommended re zoning the two block area around Ransom Memorial Hospital to industrial office use, shifting from residential. The plan covers 13th to 14th streets and Main to Cedar. Residents had opposed the change, fearing expansion. The city commission will make the final decision.
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Lori Alvarado
Ottawa Planning Commission
Ransom Memorial Hospital
13Th
14Th Streets
Main
Cedar
Jim Shaw
City Planning Commission
Immanuel Baptist Church
S. Walnut
Mission Woods
K-68
Ottawa Retirement Village
ORV
West 15Th Street
State Insurance fines top 450000 in year
Topeka reports record fines by the Kansas Department of Insurance totaling more than 450000, over double the prior four years. Many penalties target unfair advertising as the 1989 legislature expanded department powers after hearings to levy wider fines and deter violations.
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Topeka
State Department of Insurance
Fletcher Bell
Bell
Bush urges Gorbachev address at NATO summit
President Bush asks NATO allies to invite Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to a future summit as a goodwill gesture and extend invitations to Warsaw Pact nations. The move aims to show NATO’s adaptation to East European changes amid a weakening Soviet bloc. Thatcher urges guarded outreach while Kohl supports a joint pledge to end adversaries.
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Terence Hunt
Associated Press
White House
London
Bush
NATO
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Western Alliance
Europe
East Europe
Soviet Union
Helmut Kohl
Pool of Fire Closed At Forest Park Pool
Photo by Steve Zak reports Forest Park Swimming Pool shut after a fuel container and a match were thrown over the fence. Damage included large charcoal burns and water contamination requiring cleaning and filtration. Ottawa Recreation Commission director Brad O'Dea estimates about 300 dollars in lost revenue and over 500 dollars in extra labor, with a likely reopening next day as the Department of Public Safety investigates an apparent arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Zak
Forest Park
Brad O’dea
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Department of Public Safety
DPS rules arson as fire cause in King home blaze
The Department of Public Safety ruled last Saturday's house fire at 720 West 5th, owned by Timothy King, as arson. Damage estimated at 17000 primarily to roof and ceiling. no one was home. The fire marshal joined the investigation, with lab results awaited and a search warrant executed at the residence. King, the sole occupant, was due to marry this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Jeff Herrman
Timothy King
W. 5Th
Herrman
GAO Critiques Rural Hospitals Over Costs Not Subsidies
The GAO report finds most closed rural hospitals failed due to high operating costs rather than inadequate Medicare subsidies. It notes three-fourths of failed facilities profited from Medicare or lost less money from Medicare patients than others, aligning with the administration's view as Congress phases out payment differentials.
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Washington
Congressional
Congress
General Accounting Office
Bush Administration
Carolyn Marie Morgan obituary notice
Funeral for Carolyn Marie Morgan age 49 of 430 S Sycamore who died of cancer today July 5 1990 at her home will be announced later by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home
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Carolyn M. Morgan
Carolyn Marie Morgan
S. Sycamore
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Weather Tonight Forecast Partly Cloudy and Warm
Partly cloudy conditions for tonight with low temperatures between 70 and 75 degrees. Skies remain mostly clear after midnight with no significant precipitation expected.
Christian Science couple found guilty in manslaughter case
A Suffolk County Superior Court jury convicted Ginger and David Twitchell, both 34, of involuntary manslaughter in the 1986 death of their 24 year old son Robyn who suffered a bowel obstruction. Jurors deliberated over more than 14 hours and a sentencing date was to be set.
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Boston
Ginger
David Twitchell
Robyn
Suffolk County Superior Court
Summer Sale and Local Notices At The Young Place
Ad briefs announce 40 percent off all summer merchandise at the Young Place in Williamsburg Ottawa. Wildlife Club dues due and a notice from Box 195 Ottawa. July 9 to 14 is last week for free moth proofing at Royal Cleaners 125 S Main. Loose Change at B J Humpitt s Friday and Saturday Matney s Chiropractic Office hours new clinic times Monday through Friday and weekend hours. Franklin Co Health Dept summer hours with Monday Tuesday and Thursday close at 430 and stay open until 5 on Wednesday Friday. DRV 50 s Day offer shampoo and set for age 50 and up with appointment phone number 242 5399.
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Royal Cleaners
S. Main
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice 1990
Ottawa Herald publishes its subscription rates for delivery starting April 1 1990. Rates cover Ottawa by carrier rural towns and motor route, Frankin County and adjacent counties, state of Kansas and out of state mail with monthly three month six month and yearly options.
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Ottawa
Frankin
State of Kansas
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Earl Butz
Wer
Eisenhower Center
State Board of Agriculture
Butz
Eisenhower
Nixon
Ford
Pat Roberts
Dan Glickman
Salina
Salina Area
Kansas Board of Regents
Chamber
Associated Press & Harris News Service
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Moscow
GAO
Christian Science
Ad Briefs
the Young Place
Williamsburg
Ottawa Wildlife Club
Box
B.J. Humpitt
Matney's
Chiropractic
DRV
Bernita
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Awa
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