City, county, school district to review presentation
Franklin County Commission Ottawa City Commission and Ottawa school board plan to review their presentation to the Transportation 2000 task force meeting in Ottawa July 30. Mayor Blaine Finch suggests broadening support to Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Inc and other districts including Miami County, Baldwin and Lawrence for US 59 and related corridors. County Commissioner Weigand notes K 68 west of Ottawa also needs upgrades. County asks about halted telephone work at Ottawa City Hall fiber optic deployment to the library-city hall building and to coordinate entry points.
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Christmas in July and local shop events in town
Christmas in July features Clothtique and Possible Dreams at New Traditions on 212 South Main. Hazardous Waste drop off available Friday and Saturday at the FR CO HHW Facility from 7 p.m. to 1 p.m. Call 229-6470. Blazers Shrine Club serves Polish Sausage at Wal Mart Saturday and Sunday. July specials on Military Art prints at 20 percent off. Gladman Frame Shop at 213 E Logan open Thursday to Saturday. Scott Const remains in business at 200 North Main, 785-242-0981. The Hill Bar & Grill hosts Big Deal Friday and Thunder Rose Saturday.
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Ottawa Library Insures City Building and Contents
The Ottawa Library Board heard a report on city insurance coverage for the Library City Hall building valued at about 2 million with 1 million more for contents and a 5000 deductible. Library staff and trustees are covered under the city policy in official capacity.
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Ottawa man charged after 27 marijuana plants found at home
Bryan Cackler of 1104 N Cedar was arrested Tuesday after Tri County Drug Enforcement Unit found 24 small and 3 large marijuana plants in his bedroom. He faces two felonies for possession with intent to cultivate and drug paraphernalia. Officers seized growing lights, timers, pots, and planter food. plant value listed up to $6,000. Two others at the residence were not arrested.
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Obituaries for Lillian Olson and Jean Campbell
Lillian Kathryn Hines Olson, 96, Wellsville, died July 15 1998 at Wellsville Manor. Cremation planned with a private Longview entombment. Survived by two sons, two sisters, a brother, a daughter, seven grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, and one great great grandson. Jean Marie Campbell, 77, Ottawa, died July 17 1998 at Village Manor Nursing Home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Dengel Son Mortuary. a more complete obituary will appear at a later date.
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Wall market inches higher as earnings lift indices
U S stocks rose toward record highs on positive corporate earnings, though concerns over Asia's weakness tempered gains. Dow up 5.92 to 9334.11 at noon, Nasdaq above 2000, S&P 500 at 1186.43 with mixed breadth as Tokyo dipped and European markets rose.
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Trade deficit soars as U.S. exports slide to 15 month low
The Commerce Department reports May’s trade deficit at 15.75 billion, up 10.3 percent from April as Asia's currency crisis drags U.S. exports down to their lowest in 15 months. President Clinton calls for action and IMF funding while Daley cautions Asia troubles slow U.S. growth but views the year’s overall pace as healthy.
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Torrid heat to extend from Cascades to Dakotas
A hot weather pattern will persist across the Southwest from east of the Cascades to the Dakotas. In contrast a dry comfortable air mass will settle over the Great Lakes Ohio Valley and Northeast. Thunderstorms are expected to rumble across the Southeast.
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