Local Firms Earn Top Peer Review and New Practices
Agier and Gaeddert Chartered has completed its fifth peer review with an unqualified rating and no recommended changes, a mark achieved by about 10 percent of firms. Ophthalmologist Ken Frank opens a practice in Ottawa at 110 W. 3rd, returning home to serve the community after training at KU and Scott & White. Royce Ann Collins of Baker University receives the Paul E Hoffner Award for work with adult students. the honor is given by the Consortium for the Advancement of Adult Higher Education in Phoenix. Pepsi, Frito Lay, and Dillons Stores pledge at least 20,000 dollars to Kansas Big Brothers and Sisters, donating 10 cents per Doritos bag or Pepsi case through July to fund 48 matches last year.
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Agier and
Gaeddert
Agier and Gaeddert Chartered
S. Main
Cpas
CPA
Agler and Gaeddert
Ottawa
Ken Frank
W. 3Rd
Frank
Westphalia
Anderson County High School
University of Kansas
Scott & White Hospital
Temple
Texas
Shelly Frank
Osawatomie
Baker
Royce Ann Collins
Baker University
Overland Park
Paul E. Hoffner
Hoffner
Consortium For the Advancement of Adult Higher Education
Phoenix
Ariz
Donald Clardy
Collins
Mission
Kan
Big Brothers
Pepsi
Frito Lay
Dillons
Kansas
Big Brothers and Sisters
Pepsi and Frito Lay
Pancho Hall
Big Brothers and Sisters of
Bertha barrels toward coast with hurricane winds in Georgia
Forecasters warned Hurricane Bertha could bring hurricane force winds of at least 74 mph early Thursday as residents along Georgia coast prepare. Officials in North and South Carolina urged evacuations from Outer Banks islands to Charleston area, citing potential storm surge and bridge washouts.
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Georgia
Hatteras
Ocracoke Islands
North Carolina
Cape Romain
Virginia
Senate Clashes Over Minimum Wage Amendment
Five Republicans joined Democrats to defeat a wage increase exemption 52 to 46 as Clinton threatened a veto. Gore called it a wind that may hint at 1996 sentiment while Reich framed it as a political turning point. Conservatives vowed to press on amid stalled health care talks.
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Senate
Lott
Clinton
R-Mo
al Gore
Robert Reich
Congress
Reich
Don Nickles
R-Okla
House
Wellsville girl to perform with World Youth Symphony in Atlanta
Treesa Dowling of Wellsville joins 119 other WYSO members to perform at the Cultural Olympiad during the Olympic Games opening weekend in Atlanta. The 2 pm July 21 concert at Atlanta Symphony Hall highlights a 170-person troupe from Interlochen Arts Camp.
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Ellsville
Treesa Dowling
Wellsville
World Youth Symphony Orchestra
Atlanta
WYSO
Atlanta Symphony Hall
World Youth Orchestra
Interlochen
Mich
Berry College
Rome
Mary Lou Bewley
Dowling
John
Rita Dowling
Wellsville High School
Ottawa Suzuki Strings
Alice Joy Lewis
Youth Symphony
Dole aide to pay $1 million fine in campaign case
A Bee, vice chair of Bob Dole's campaign finance committee, agreed to a $1 million fine and his Aqua-Leisure Industries would pay $5 million for funneling illegal contributions. Fireman reimbursed employees and donors, with funds benefiting Dole, Bush Quayle, the RNC, and Kennedy II supporters. The plea, needing judge approval, could yield six months in prison.
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Oston
Bob Dole
U.S
John Russell
Justice Department
Dole
Fireman
Pes Tonight's Forecast Includes Thunderstorm Chance
A 30 percent chance of thunderstorms is expected tonight with a low around 60 to 65 degrees and southeast winds at 5 to 15 mph. The extended forecast through Sunday shows mild conditions with additional thunderstorm chances, lows in the upper 50s to 60s in the northwest and around 70s elsewhere, and highs from the upper 70s to mid-80s.
Governor announces Kansas housing tax credits funding
Gov Bill Graves office announced that more than 21 million dollars in federal housing tax credits will be awarded in Kansas. The credits are administered by the Kansas Department of Housing and Environment and target affordable housing developments across the state.
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Graves
Kansas
Kansas Department of
State to Offer Housing Credits to Developers
Commerce and Housing will grant federal tax credits to developers for rental housing across the state over ten years. The program, begun in 1987, funds will back construction or rehabilitation projects aimed at expanding affordable housing.
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Commerce
Olmsted Electric Vacation Closure notice
Olmsted Electric Inc closes Friday and Saturday for a short vacation and reopens July 15 at 8 a.m. The ad lists a dance event at VFW Garnett border and a summer sale at The Fashion Alley with 50 percent off swimwear. Also a hazardous waste collection at FR. CO. HHW Facility on Friday and Monday, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Smiley's Surplus offers 10 percent off toys with this ad.
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Olmsted Electric, Inc
FR. CO
Prosecution's case against Ellis unfolds
Prosecutors press into the Ellis case revealing gang claims and witness uncertainty. Griffin denied gang membership at first, then suggested some may claim gang ties, naming Steven and Chad Perez as possible Latin Counts members. Ottawa officers testifying traced a shotgun linked to the Griffin shooting and tied the Ellis property to seized shells. The day closed with courtroom friction over attorney-client issues and who paid for representation.
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Griffin
Steven
Chad Perez
Perez Brothers
Barker
Ottawa Police Department
William Hulett
Bruce Hanson
Tim Cronin
Ellis
John Brown
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Paula
George Ellis
Cronin
Rosie Gutierrez
Marcus Gutierrez
Hastert
Thomas Sachse
Questons
Sachse
Gutierrez
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates October 1995 Details
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail rates effective October 1995 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by distance and method, including carrier, motor route, and mail, with annual charges up to 3103.08 in advance. Billing and post office details are provided for address changes.
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John C. Montgomery
Jay Bamis
Tom Love
Debra Challis
Gene Kelsay
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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Kansas City
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Marvin Hamlisch
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
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Temptations
Shari Lewis
Ying Quartet
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