Planning official updates on Southeast Kansas projects
Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission reports progress on sewer improvements in Garnett and Westphalia and upgrading accessibility to the Anderson County Courthouse. A July 15 hearing aims to fund a barrier removal to meet ADA rules. Public calendars note VBS programs, lifeguard training, fishing derby, volleyball tournament, and late voter registration deadlines in Anderson County.
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Farewell picnic for OMS principal set at Forest Park
Ottawa Middle School PTA hosts a farewell potluck for principal Steve Woolf at 6 p.m. Sunday at Forest Park with a softball game for players. Public is invited and families to bring main dish, sides, and table service.
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Wellsville
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Meriden
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Scranton
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Phillip Decker
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Diana Gunlock
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Franklin County Veterans Memorial Inc
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Mass graves exhumations to start in Srebrenica
The war crimes tribunal said exhumations of alleged mass graves in Bosnia and Croatia will begin this weekend, with Srebrenica identified as the first site. Prosecutors say several mass graves exist in Srebrenica, linked to what they call a major Bosnian war massacre.
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Dole backer ponders plea in campaign funds case
Fireman, Aqua-Leisure founder and longtime GOP fundraiser, faces a federal grand jury probe over alleged reimbursements of 38000 to Dole campaign donors. The case centers on personal checks repaid with cash by assistant Carol Nichols. Corporate prohibition on donations cited. other staff named.
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Naples tax probe targets cigarette distributors
In Naples Italy prosecutors seized records and froze accounts of five cigarette distribution executives in a probe into $6.4 billion in unpaid taxes. Philip Morris Inc was not implicated. The chief prosecutor said firms evaded payments to the state tobacco monopoly since 1987. The firms have not commented.
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Libertarian Senate nominee disqualified in Kansas
Topeka Kansas secretary of state Ron Thornburgh disqualified seven Libertarian and Reform party candidates from the November ballot due to flawed nomination papers. Lawrence resident Steven Rosile, nominated by the Libertarian Party for the U S Senate, is among those ruled off the ballot because his filing did not specify which Senate seat he sought.
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Carpet Warehouse announces short closure and hazardous waste site
Carpet Warehouse closed for vacation July 4 to July 7 and reopens July 8. Hazardous Household Waste accepted at FR. CO. HHW Facility Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 242-1176. Smiley's Surplus at 413 S. Main offers 10 percent discount on toys with this ad.
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Fireworks display moved. Senate candidates on tour
Fireworks show delayed until Saturday as Sam Brownback may attend amid campaign stops by Sheila Frahm en route to Wichita. Frahm can’t attend Saturday events due to prior commitment. Saturday activities include flag ceremony, crafts, children games, pie contest and eating race, water balloon toss, and band performances by Ottawa City Band and Ottawa Promenaders. Jaycees tent may host registrations. shelter house reserved.
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Wichita
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Champs win again during Kansas hiatus
The Bussingers compete in five, then 13 year gap, now three years of events. They use Ruger .357s converted to .45s for wax bullet fast draw, backing up five Rugers for him and two for her. They train two hours daily for a month, aiming at malls and fairgrounds with no live rounds.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1995 details
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery prices effective October 1 1995 across routes including Ottawa rural towns motor route and mail in Franklin Miami Douglas Osage and other Kansas counties. Rates cover one month three months six months and one year with state sales tax included and all prices in advance to The Ottawa Herald.
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