Anderson plans courthouse upgrade with grant help
Anderson County Commission pursues a small cities community block grant to fund accessibility upgrades for the courthouse. The project includes a limited-use elevator from first to third floor, a unisex accessible restroom, updated service counters, signs, a public phone, handrails, upgraded fire alarm with visual alerts, and door hardware. Estimated total cost is 148000 dollars with aim to cover about half by grant.
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Anderson County Commission
Anderson County
Southeast Regional Planning Commission
Dave Burnett
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The
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Anderson County News
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St. Joseph man killed in car crash
A St. Joseph, Missouri man, Michael F. Fitzmaurice, 46, died when the car he rode in ran two stop signs and hit an embankment on U S 59 in rural Jefferson County near Ortville Kansas. The driver suffered no injuries.
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Kan
St. Joseph
Kansas Highway Patrol
Michael F. Fitzmaurice
U.S. 59
Jefferson County
Kansas
Pictures Pointers and Cleanout Notice at Ottawa Herald
Ad briefs note items left in Ottawa Herald files at Kid's Ink and paid ads. readers urged to pick up pictures. Hazardous Waste disposal at FR CO HHW Facility weekdays 7 am to 1 pm with contact 242-1176. George's Bicycle Shop at 224 W Wilson offers tires parts and service, 242-2636. Pattons may have low water pressure this week due to a new tower fall.
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Ottawa Herald
FR. CO
George's Bicycle Shop
W. Wilson
RWD
Minding Your Own Business on Etiquette and Etiquette Tips
Ralph Waldo Emerson notes manners never go out of style as a guide to personal excellence. The column offers dining rules, introductions, handshakes, and book references for proper business etiquette, urging restraint, courtesy, and awareness of others.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Mr. Manners
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff News
Admissions include Wendy Hutchison JoAnne Robinson and Golda Watson. Dismissals include Earl Benjamin. Arrests include Larry E Embley Jr on multiple charges after a traffic stop near Vermont Road. Theft reports list pistol loss, lumber theft, and credit card misuse. Police note a 16 year old theft arrest and burglary of several homes. Vandalism involves tire slashing and window damage to a car with $1000 damage.
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Princeton
JoAnne Robinson
Golda Watson
Ottawa
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Sheriff’s News
Larry E. Embley Jr
South Cedar
Vermont Road
U.S. 169
Embley
Franklin County
Clayton Cummings
Robert Barns
Tennessee Terrace
Mary Ferguson
Rock Creek Road
Kansas City
Sheriff's Office
Police News
S. Cedar
Ben Shambaugh
N. Locust
Shambaugh
William Hedrick
Kentucky Terrace
S. Maple
John Woods
S. Hickory
Casey’s
W. 7Th
Conoco
S. Princeton
Laura Lee Brown
S. Poplar
Clinton officials overruled agents in granting White House passes
An Secret Service agent testified that the Clinton administration overrode agents to issue White House passes to some employees with drug use histories. A voluntary drug testing program was created in May 1994 to address security concerns, after FBI background checks revealed illicit use among staff. Senator Shelby flagged upcoming hearings on background checks for 21 staffers who joined the program. White House dismissed the hearings as political attacks.
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Clinton
Secret Service
White House
House
Arnold Cole
Richard Shelby
Senate Appropriations
FBI
Cole
William H. Kennedy III
German cabinet calls for Internet control to curb abuse
German cabinet backs international standards for Internet safety to protect youth from pornographers and neo Nazis. Claudia Nolte, at the United Nations, said cyber space requires cross border norms, while US court actions probe online hate and Holocaust denial content.
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Asnited Nations
Germany
Claudia Nolte
United Nations
Nolte
CompuServe
Unterhaching
Usenet
America Online Inc
Bertelsmann AG
Supreme Court
Kenneth Raymond Phillips 80 Osage City obituary
Kenneth Raymond Phillips 80 of Osage City died Friday July 12 1996 at home. Funeral 10 AM Thursday Crable Funeral Chapel Osage City with burial at Allies North. He lived in Emporia Oregon Sparks and Osage City and married Esther Helberg July 23 1940 in Missouri. Survivors include daughters Jeri Munizza Helen Moneymaker Shirley Dippel Linda Swanson Patty Tatum Denise Rock a son Kenny Ray Phillips a sister and several brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. The family will receive friends 5 to 7 PM today at the funeral home and memorials may go to Kenneth Raymond Phillips Memorial Fund.
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Kenneth R. Phillips
Osage City
Kenneth Raymond Phillips
Crable Funeral Chapel
Allies Ce
Warn To
Alfred Aguane Etta
Marcellus) Phillips
Emporia
Maynard
Lowther
Axe’s Bakery
Lebo
Civilian Conservation Corps
Oregon
Shorty’s Shell
Ken’s Texaco
Cottage Grove
Ore
Sparks
Nev
Tommy’s Exxon
Reno
Jerry's Thriftway
Esther B. Helberg
Missouri
The
Elks Lodge
Sx. Daugh‘ters
Jeri Munizza
Ads
Vegas
Helen Moneymaker
Shirley Dippel
Linda Swanson
Patty Tatum
Savannah
Denise Rock
Kenny Ray Phillips
Ottawa
Ella Mae Cottrell
Topeka
Otis Phillips
Frank Phillips
James Phillips
Albany
Charles Phillips
Springfield
County bridge and road projects near Labette Terrace
A 3000 block Labette Terrace bridge will close for about 30 days for a new concrete box bridge by Midwest Construction at an estimated 78500 dollars. Plans include 6 foot high by 20 foot long structure with 28.5 feet of roadway, channel rerouting, and road straightening. The project reflects years of replacement plans.
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Labette Terrace
Ron Miller
Midwest Construction
Miller
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