Commission discusses photocopying need in Franklin County
Franklin County commissioners spent most of the morning reviewing photocopying needs with Mark Amick of Danka Business Machines and arranging proposals for purchase or leasing. They also evaluated bids for repairs to a Caterpillar scraper and a new roller replacement, plus a bid to plug three oil wells, with several cost details and further meetings planned.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Franklin County
Mark Amick
Lawrence
Danka Business Machines
Florida
Overland Park
Danka
Amick
Laura Sutton
Bob Chamberlain
Public Works
John Brown Highway
Chamberlain
Brad Short
Short
Richmond fair days highlighted with thriving entries
Entry numbers rise in swine rabbit and poultry shows with 83 rabbits and numerous gardening displays. Beef cattle judging at 5:30 p.m. and baby boy show at 7 p.m. tonight. Tequa with Stan Milliken and J D Weers performs at 8. Tomorrow features baby girl show at 7 and awards. Parade results list winners in various float and pet categories.
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Tequa
Stan Milliken
J.D. Weers
Oak Haven Nursing Home
Richmond
Lori Brockus
Princeton
Roeckers
Garnett Area
Gem Farm Center
Garnet
Berea Boosters
Team USA
Princeton Goal Busters
Wayne French
Rex Lizer
Ottawa man injured in Topeka nightclub fight
Eddy Myers, 33, was struck in the face with a beer glass at Buddies Night Club in Topeka. He was treated and released at St Francis Hospital. No arrests were made and police continued the investigation.
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Topeka
Ottawa
Topeka Capital- Journal
Eddy Myers
Meyers
St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center
Tip from citizen leads to arrest of murder suspect
A Wichita man, Ira A. Steele Jr., 20, was arrested in Moundridge after a citizen tip and a multiagency search. He is charged with murder and armed robbery in the June 17 death of liquor-store clerk Ford Carr Sr., 64, in Wichita.
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Moundridge
HNS
Wichita
Ira A. Steele Jr
Brent Galle
Steele
Galle
East Thornton
Gallo
McPherson
Sedgwick
McPherson County
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Matasatay Tonight Forecast Showers and Storms Likely
National weather outlook notes tonight with showers and thunderstorms possible and a low in the upper 60s. Winds northeast 5 to 15 mph and a 60 percent rain chance. Extended Kansas period through Friday predicts showers and storms with highs around 90 cooling to upper 70s to upper 80s and lows from the 50s to 70s across the region.
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Kansas
Udall man dies as house collapses during foundation work
Eddie Masters, 32, of Udall was killed when the two story frame house at 404 East 4th in Newton collapsed into a deep work pit while workers Jacking up the structure for a new basement. Join Lee and Art Miller escaped, Randy Engel the owner was outside with his family nearby.
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Newton
Udall
Eddie Masters
Miller’s Construction Co
Rose Hill
East 4Th
Masters
Lee
Manning
Art Miller
Randy Engel
Engel
Cheri
Arrest follows raid on Homewood marijuana cache
Ottawa man Norman Cathcard was arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana with intent to sell after Franklin County authorities recovered about 75 pounds of processed marijuana during a raid at 2282 Indiana Road, near Homewood. The case remains under investigation with details pending.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Indiana Road
Homewood
Norman Cathcard
Mike Reed
Drug Enforcement Unit
DEA
Special Tactics and Rescue Unit
Reed
Cathcard
Coffeyville Flood After Weekend Rain Leaves City in Cleanup
Heavy weekend storms drenched Coffeyville area with 7.58 inches of rain causing river and creek flooding. Nicholas Dermont, 27, of Dearing, died after his submerged vehicle was found about 150 yards from his location. About 60 homes flooded in three neighborhoods. Red Cross shelters opened at 4 a.m. and closed by 6 a.m. as water rose and fell quickly.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Verdigris River
Sycamore
Montgomery County Sheriff's Department
Nicholas Dermont
Dearing
Barbara Walton
Pioneer
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Community Ad Briefs and Local Sales Notes
Bar B Cue Rodeo and Fair pass tickets offered via local ads. Restaurant and service ads include Country Kitchen Croucher's Abstract Cook's Service. OHS Cyclonettas drill team clinic July 18 with advance sale discounts. Rosie’s Ceramic School hours July 14 to 18 Weekdays 1 to 5 and Wednesday 1 to 9 Saturday 1 to 3. Sterling Bead necklaces and bracelets half price from $40 and up with free layaway at Sutton's Jewelry 207 S Main 242-3723. ATE PAPER call 242-4700.
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Country Kitchen
Croucher
Sutton’s Jewelry
S. Main
Ottawa Herald Public Notice Rates Listing For 1992
The Ottawa Herald publishes a long price schedule for subscriptions and mailing options. Rates are shown for Ottawa addresses, rural routes, motor routes, Franklin County, adjacent counties, and the rest of Kansas. All prices are in advance and include state sales tax where applicable.
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Franklin
State of Kansas
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