Tyler Awarded Honorary Degree for Cultural Work
Priscilla Tyler of Ottawa received Carleton University’s honorary doctor of laws for her distinguished contributions as an educator and benefactor toward understanding Inuit art and aboriginal cultures. Her career spanned Case Western Reserve Harvard UMKC and UCKC, promoting English education and cross cultural dialogue.
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Jim Hitch
Ottawa
Carleron University
Canada
Priscilla Tyler
Kentucky Terrace
Tyler
Radcliffe College
Harvard University
Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University
Case Western
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Harvard
University of Illinois
University of Missouri- Kansas City
Bondi
Liberia
UMKC
Eur
Priscilla Tylerope
Africa
Americas
Mame Jackson
Carleton University
Conference On College Composition and Communications
National Council of Teachers of English
World Litertures
Arctic
Alaska
Greenland
Maree Brooks
Budget confusion over cemetery mill levy and city estimates
The city faced budgeting woes from 1992 with a 233 974 gap between estimated and actual figures on a 3.5 million budget. City official Bird admitted an error in double counting cemetery revenues and noted 1994 proposals include a contingency fund. The general fund mill levy varied, rising to 16.25 in 1994 from 13.27 in 1993, with historical highs near 19.25 in 1989.
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Bird
Pete Smith
Auditions Set For A Hatful Of Dreams Musical
Ottawa producer Jacki Rutter says she will mount the revue A Hatful of Dreams solo using eight or nine songs about dreams from various musicals. Auditions run 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday in the Ottawa High School vocal music room. Interested performers should prepare one song and provide a copy of the music for the accompanist. No performance dates are set.
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Jacki Rutter
Ottawa
Ottawa High School Vocal Music Room
Weather outlook Kansas extends storm chances through weekend
Mostly cloudy tonight with a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s, south wind 10 to 20 mph. Thursday through Saturday bring daily thunderstorm chances, greatest in the north and west. Lows 60s to 70s in some spots, highs 85 to 95, cooler in the northwest.
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Kansas
Mississippi flood swells across Midwest prompting evacuations
Record Mississippi levels rise to 23.8 feet at Keokuk Iowa with 2.7 feet more forecast by Friday. Rock River floodwaters invade Grace Dorbeck’s Moline Illinois home as drowning deaths mount in Minnesota rivers. Western Iowa and northwestern Illinois see flash floods. Langworthy, Iowa evacuates as creeks surge. Several towns, including Madison and Dell Rapids in South Dakota, contend with rising rivers and spillway fears.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Rock River
Moline
Grace Dorbeck
Mississippi
Wanamingo
Minn
Zumbro River
Andrew Sather
Minnesota
Illinois
Langworthy
Linda Schneider
Kansas
Missouri
Rockport
Heavy rain closes area highways and tempers wheat yield
Heavy rain temporarily closed area highways off the Main Street bridge as city crews tested gate barriers. Ottawa utilities director Jim Bradley reported no major outages, only lightning-caused minor outages. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers noted lakes like Pomona remaining able to handle runoff while reserves in Melvem Hillsdale and Clinton stayed high then receded. Wheat yields in the Ottawa area from 15 to 20 bushels per acre, test weights 57 to 62 pounds, with rains likely to push weights lower and prices higher as markets reflect a smaller harvest. Farmers anticipate weedy fields could hurt quality, while about 90 percent of Richmond area harvest finished after sunny weather.
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Main Street
Jim Bradley
Ottawa Utilities
Rick Bagby
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Pomona Lake
Melvem
Hillsdale
Clinton
Adrian Derousseau
Ottawa Co-op Association
Ottawa
Derousseau
Ralph Ferguson
Beacher Grain
Richmond
Ferguson
Franklin County
Chanute
Humboldt
Iraq may halt U.N. cooperation over weapons monitoring
Iraq's parliament speaker Saadi Mehdi Saleh warned that Baghdad could stop cooperating with the United Nations on destruction of its nonconventional weapons if the standoff over missile-site monitoring is not quickly resolved. He spoke on the eve of an emergency National Assembly meeting.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.N
National Assembly
Saadi Mehdi Saleh
Ottawa Herald 1993 newspaper subscription rates notice
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and 1993 subscription rates. Rates cover Ottawa deliveries by carrier and mail options in Franklin County and adjacent areas, with various monthly, quarterly, and yearly prices and advance payment requirements.
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Ottawa
Carrer
Franklin
State of Kansas
Apple to lay off about 2500 workers company wide
Apple Computer Inc. plans a reduction of about 2,500 employees, more than 15 percent of its worldwide workforce, to occur over the next 12 months. The company now employs around 16,000 people.
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Cupertino, Calif
Apple Computer Inc
Local Classified Briefs Hit Hair Salons, Travel and Deals
Air charter service Availa ble LeMaster Aerial and several beauty and hair services are listed with contact numbers. A home health care note and hazardous waste disposal details appear, along with salon staff changes at A Cut Above and New Reflections Salon. Weekly Ladies Day at Kwik Kar offers 10% off, plus curbside pickup. July bookstore sales at Cornerstone and a Mary Kay July event noted. Recreation boards urge July 21 grant applications to County Clerk.
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Colby
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Errvenre
Clinton Lake
Hillsdale Lake
LeLoup
Bam Hillsdale
Sam Pomona
Nichita
Kansas City
Ourgl
The
Ottawa Herald
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S. Cedar
Dim R. Hiteh
Vay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Apple
Ad Briefs
LeMaster Aerial
Delores Williams
Beautician
Fr. Co
Velma Rea
Denise Wiederhoch
Call Lou
Angle
Velma
Denise
Kim Froggatte
New Reflections Salon
Kwik Kar
Mary Kay
Park & Recreation
County Clark
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