Ottawa District Court Set 60 Day Sentences in Forgery Cases
Dismissals and births reported for Ottawa residents. District Court sentenced Michael Kirkland to 60 days in jail suspended on costs and restitution. Randy Cantrell received 90 days in jail for battery with fines due. Sheriff and police reports detail arrests for theft criminal solicitation and warrants.
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Obituary notices for Earl T. Brown and Raymond L. Caylor
Earl T. Brown 93 of Waverly died July 7 1993 at Coffey County Hospital He was a farmer and retired railroad worker and survived by his wife a son three daughters numerous grandchildren and great groups Burial is in Waverly Cemetery Funeral arrangements by Jones Funeral Home Bethany Church of Christ in Waverly. Raymond L. Caylor 75 of Garnett died July 7 1993 at Olathe Medical Center Funeral arrangements by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa.
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Correction to opening date for Heavenly Scents
A Wednesday Business Beat notice corrects the grand opening of Heavenly Scents at 413 South Main. The event now begins at 10 am on July 17, and the Herald regrets the earlier error.
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Clinton cuts federal youth jobs plan halves to 700000
The Clinton administration announced 700000 federally funded summer jobs for youths in low income areas, about half of the 1.3 million proposed and fewer than last summer. Budget fights left the program funded near Bush-era levels with rising costs limiting openings.
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Modern Clinic Offers Personal Health Care Approach
The clinic highlights up-to-date diagnosis and treatment methods with a personalized touch. Each patient receives top medical care plus a warm, loving attitude from all staff members.
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