McMullins Move Carpet Cleaning Plus to Full Time
Brett and Rhonda McMullin announce Carpet Cleaning Plus shifts from part time to full time. The business at 211 S Cedar offers carpet and upholstery cleaning and vehicle detailing. Serves private and business clients including Hallmark Inn and B&G Tanning.
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Carpet Cleaners
Brett
Rhonda McMullin
Carpet Cleaning Plus
McMullins
S. Cedar
Hallmark Inn
B&g Tanning
Five candidates vow crime crackdown and fiscal caution
The five gubernatorial hopefuls push tougher crime penalties and crime prevention while resisting school vouchers. They split on private school funding, with Wollard most cautious. All oppose casino gambling as the Ottawa Area Chamber forum notes. Luci Slattery-Reilly campaigns for Jim Slattery in the race.
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Wollard
Finney
Legislative Committee
Ottawa
Abortion stance shifts with Brownback on government role
Aspirants mix views on abortion with Brownback opposing federal legislation and funding, while favoring state regulated health reform. He seeks trade related committees. Hume and Carlin seek education, agriculture or defense oriented panels. four call for stronger prisons and longer sentences.
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Brownback
U.S. Trade
House
Ways and Means
Hume
Carlin
Government
Armed Forces
Fort Riley
Stewart
Bennie
Ested
Humer
The Welding Shop Memory and a Hot Dog Story
A farm boy recalls Edison Raney's Humphreys welding shop on the square, filled with tools and hard work. A wall postcard tells the hot dog vendor tale about real world business sense, then reflections stress time proven principles and prudent advice for small business success.
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Edison Raney
Mr. Raney
Humphreys
Kansas training programs boost workforce for industry growth
The Kansas Department of Commerce, alongside the State Department of Education and the Department of Human Resources, offers state funded training programs SKILL KIT KIR and ITPA to help companies expanding or locating in Kansas. SKILL funds large scale training through bonds repaid by withholding taxes. KIT and KIR provide matching and shared cost training for manufacturing and service sectors, with JTPA also available. Contact Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce at 242 1000 or Kansas Department of Commerce in Topeka at 296 3483 for details.
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Kansas
Kansas Department Commerce
Kansas State Department of Education
Kansas Department of Human Resources
JTPA
State of Kansas
Kansas Development Finance Authority
KIT
Ottawa Area
Arafat’s Wife Says Exile Feeling Eases in Gaza
Suha Arafat, wife of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, said he no longer feels like an exile as the couple moved to the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, signaling a shift in their status and location.
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Suha Arafat
Yasser Arafat
Gaza Strip
Classic Oak will close Saturday reopen Friday July 18
Ad Olph Ess announces Oak will close Saturday and reopen Friday July 18, with Grooks Floor in Lockhart operating Friday and Saturday and reopening Monday. Road grading contact 242-8128.
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Grooks
Lockhart
Weather Tonight Forecase with Thunderstorms Likely Late
Forecast shows a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms after midnight with mostly cloudy skies and a southeast wind around five to six miles per hour. Extended outlook for Friday to Sunday predicts lows in the 60s to near 70 with southeast winds.
Franklin County plans jail tax to 2.5 mills five years
County officials seek jail funding from taxes totaling 2.5 mills over five years with about half a mill annually. Wright expects a state board reply this week after presenting a budget from community corrections and a preliminary Franklin County Mental Health proposal. Commissioners also approved 29,400 for site grading near the transfer station, a 3.2 beer license for Timberlake Ranch, and a 10,433.70 water pump purchase from Contractors Supply.
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Franklin County
Wright
Community Corrections
Franklin County Mental Health Department
Timberlake Ranch
Contractors Supply
Kansas City
Public stance and anti golf protests unfold worldwide
Ben Abraham reports church leaders oppose certain research claiming to recreate Jesus Christ from Shroud DNA fibers. An April Reuters dispatch notes the Global Anti Golf Movement forming in Japan and England planning a No- Golf Year starting May 1994 with worldwide golf course pickets over resource use.
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Ben Abraham
Turin
Reuters News Service
Japan
England
Chuck Shepherd
P.O. Box
St. Petersburg
Fis
Merger signals strong regional economic team formation
Wayne and I decided that if we put ourselves together, we could make a heck of a team. EKEDG offers loans and financing plus Community Block Development Grants, credit analysis, Farm Home Administration farm loan packing, and business education. EKEDG, though regional, aims to complement local activity and prides itself on local economic development with board members Bob Green and Brent Fogle in Franklin County.
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Wayne
Symmonds
Franklin County
Bob Green
Brent Fogle
Fogle Quarry
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates for 1993
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery prices effective October 1 1993 in Ottawa. Rates include one month by car at eight dollars, ten months at seventeen dollars and forty cents, six months at thirty four dollars, and rural town delivery at eight dollars and sixteen cents per month.
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Ottawa
Carter
Peeestar
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