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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2004
Page
1
Kansas travel facts announce a toll free lines 511 for Kansas state road conditions and updates. It lists numbers 511 and toll free 1 800 style but uses a stylized format. The notice emphasizes accessing current road status from the Kansas Department of Transportation.
Jeff Smith a white bearded minister known as the Frugal Gourmet on PBS from 1983 to 1997 died in his sleep at 65 after long heart disease battles. Born in Tacoma he built a cooking empire from humble groceries, history lessons, and rustic dishes inspiring viewers across the country.
Ad briefs announce Neosho County Community College Adult Learner College Night on Tuesday with details in Monday's Herald. Heartsaver CPR and First Aid courses run Friday mornings at Ransom Memorial Hospital with registration via 229-8310. pricing 25 dollars per class or 50 dollars for CPR/First Aid. Also notes a huge mattress sale at Messenger's Home Furnishings near Sirloin Stockade on 23rd. Jim's Barber Shop closes July 13-17. Parkview Public Storage advertises new units at 1102 N Main Ottawa, 242-9000.
The Defense Department said microfilm of National Guard payroll records for the first quarter of 1969 and third quarter of 1972 was damaged and could not be salvaged. The loss affects documents that could verify President Bushs whereabouts during his Texas Air National Guard service.
Senate Republicans opened debate on a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage to settle conflicts in state legislatures and courts. The proposal defines marriage as the union of a man and a woman. Senator Leahy criticized Republicans for politicizing the Constitution.
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