Richmond man takes Oak Haven administrator post
Mike Kerbs of Richmond becomes the new administrator at Oak Haven Nursing Center, a city-owned Medicaid-certified facility that recently expanded from 53 beds. Kerbs, a former Ottawa Retirement Village assistant administrator and Ottawa University graduate, plans to start an adult day care program by August.
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Richmond
Oak Haven
Mike Kerbs
Kerbs
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Lyndon
Harry T. Coffman
Peoples National Bank and Trust
Fifth and Main
Olathe Bank
Johnson County
Olathe
Johnson County Bank
151St and
Mar-Len Road
Santa Fe
Mar- Len Road
McHugh
Pomona
Bill
Kris
Enterprise
Small Business Development Center
University of Kansas
IPESS
City considers tax break renewal and day care zoning
The commission weighs renewing tax benefits tied to mail order prescriptions and expanded dental and vision coverage, amid pharmacist opposition. A year trial would test the plan and inform next steps. The panel also backs changing zoning to permit day care centers in C-2 zones with a special use permit.
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Matt Matthews
Vision
Richard Jackson
Vicki Cummiskey
Ottawa Planning Commission
Loyd reflects on decades of Ottawa development and service
Loyd recalls leading growth through the 1960s and 1990s as builder and renovator for Ottawa projects. He managed the Parmelee Products remodel on King Street, developed sites in the industrial park, and renovated Don Woodward Community Center from Boys Club to a 1994 upgrade. He notes a $89,000 job completed for $26,000 with $63,000 in donated labor and materials. The Rotary Club honors Service Above Self. contact at 111 W 2nd.
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Loyd
Ottawa
Parmelee Products
King Street
COF
King Radio
Don Woodward
Boys Club
Onawa
Customer Bill of Rights for Businesses and Consumers
Don Taylor presents a business focused piece urging a Customer Bill of Rights. It outlines rights to choose vendors, receive fast accurate service, fair treatment, and truth along with responsible responses to mistakes. It highlights loyalty, credit terms, consistent quality, and keeping promises, ending with contact details for the author.
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Don Taylor
Wal-Marts
Amarillo
Have horse will nab em lawsuit linked to death and other odd cases
A string of lawsuits and odd incidents surface from across the country. A Cobb's Mill Inn waiter faces negligence claims after a drunken patron died on front steps. Meanwhile a San Diego suit seeks 5.4 million for emotional trauma at a Elton John Billy Joel concert. Other actions include a Tucson poodle death linked to a meter reader and a Wisconsin duct tape abduction case. In Anderson County, Brett Shields was sworn in as attorney and a jail computer system project was approved for 11 712 dollars.
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Cobb’s Mill Inn
Paul Kane
Kane
Ketcham
Bob Glaser
San Diego
Billy Joel
Glaser
Tucson
Ariz
Howard Baldwin
Local Electric Company
Chuck Leon
Jasmine
Baldwin
Leon
Oshkosh
Wis
Thomas A. Hunt
Toronto
Ontario
Desmond Kelley
Jack Horkheimer
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
ANCO
Weather Tonight and Weekend Forecast Summary
Tonight features a 30 percent chance of evening showers and a possible thunderstorm, then clearing with a low around 60. Wind from the west at 5 to 10 mph. Friday looks dry with lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s east to low-90s west. Saturday and Sunday stay dry and very warm with highs near 90 east to low-90s west. Current data from Ott Phanal Kan awa Water.
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Ottawa
Hazardous Waste Drop at FR CO HHW Facility
View titles by Gilbert Morris at Cornerstone Bookstore and health department notices. Hazardous waste drop for old pesticides cleaners used motor oil batteries paint at Fr CO HHW Facility from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 242-1176. Also kindergarten preschool and daycare physicals appointments available at Fr CO Health Dept 1416 S Main 913-242-1879. Women's Pap Smear Clinic July 18 call 913-242-1873.
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Fr, CO
Gilbert Morris
Cornerstone Bookstore
Fr. Co. Health Dept
S. Main
Chamber Today outlines Ottawa image campaign goals
In 1994 the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce communications and image committee set four aims to improve member and community outreach, accessibility, and participation. It launched a bi monthly newspaper column and a cable TV radio ad, sponsored information booths, and established two image awards Absolutely Ottawa. Steve Mudrick of Litwins received the first award. a Community Builder Award will be given at the January dinner. The committee plans more programs under the Absolutely Ottawa campaign as it works to promote the Ottawa area.
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Chamber
Emporia Chamber
U Work
Chamber Today
Kofo Radio
Communications and Image Committee
KOFO
Franklin County
Ottawa
Absolutely
Steve Mudrick
Litwins
Oklahoma raises flags to lift spirits Cross after bombing
Across the nation hundreds gained American citizenship, including 302 in Utah and a crowd of about 400000 on the Washington Mall for fireworks. A late thunderstorm injured several as observers watched two East River firework sites while Ipswich’s Bob Mawkes chose New York City over Washington.
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Utah
Michael Sosa
Mexico
Washington, D.C
Bob Mawkes
Ipswich
England
New York City
Mawkes
Ottawa Herald subscription rates notice update 1994
Daily Ottawa newspaper lists subscription prices and delivery options for 1994. It details rates by mail and carrier in Ottawa and surrounding counties, changes effective October 1 1994, and includes state and out of state pricing with prepaid terms. The notice also provides postal and address change instructions for Ottawa Kansas 66067.
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Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
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Virginia Howe
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Jean Rossman
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