Ottawa Auditorium unveils 95 96 entertainment lineup
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium releases the 1995 96 season with four series from September 1995 to April 1996. Main Event includes Eric Street, a Beatles tribute Yesterday, a Kansas City Youth Symphony concert with Brian Lewis, Karen Hastings in Shirley Valentine, and more. Country and Community Arts series feature Daron Norwood New Old Timers Texas Gold Miners Patsy Cline tribute Plaid Family. Student Matinees offer two daily shows for schools. Season memberships and sponsor ads sought to expand programming and keep prices down.
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Smith
Eric Street
Tokyo
Carnegie Hall
Youth Symphony of
Kansas City
Ottawa
Brian Lewis
Karen Hastings
Shirley Valentine
Nashville
Daron Norwood
New Old Timers
Texas Gold Miners
Plaid
Kelly Werts
Diana Werts
Princess Harris
Ottawa Live
Maple Leaf Quilters Guild to Meet and View Hawaii Quilt Show
The Maple Leaf Quilters Guild will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday July 27 at the Baldwin City Senior Center. Edith Hormberger of Richmond will show Hawaiian quilts and Donald Lindholm will present Working for Peanuts. A friendship basket drawing and show-and-tell are planned. call President Sandy Wakeman at 913 594-3265 for details. Trinity United Methodist Church will sponsor a Vacation Bible School from 6 to 6:30 p.m. July 24-28 for children ages 3 through last year’s fifth grade. Theme: Turnabout Paul.
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Maple Leaf Quilters Guild
Baldwin City
Edith Hormberger
Richmond
Donald Lindholm
Sandy Wakeman
Trinity Trinity United Methodist Church
Paul
SRS Eyes Closing Most Kansas State Hospitals
The SRS commission plans tours of Winfield, Parsons, and Larned state hospitals to consider closure of multiple facilities. The goal is zero new admissions with long term plans to keep perhaps one institution for the severest cases, funding for community programs a key factor.
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Rainbow
Kansas City
Kaw
Winfield State Hospital
Parsons State Hospital
Larned State Hospital
Commission
Schalansky
SRS
Rochelle Chronister
Larned State
Osawatomie State
Topeka State
Weather Forecast Warm Thunderstorms Possible Thursday
The extended forecast calls for a chance of thunder storms Thursday with lows in the 60s and highs in the 90s. Friday will be hot and dry with west lows in the mid-60s to east mid-70s and highs from 95 to 100. Saturday remains hot and dry with similar temperatures across regions and highs in the upper 90s.
Correction omits student from Ottawa Middle honor roll
The Herald corrects an error by stating Kimberly Walling was omitted from the six week principal's honor roll at Ottawa Middle School due to incorrect information provided to the newspaper.
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Herald
Kimberly Walling
Ottawa
Budget talks hinge on funding historical society director
Ottawa officials debated adding 12000 annually for historian Deborah Barker to match her workload and retain her amid a 500000 grant led renovation of the Old Depot Museum. Mayor supports funding, while discussions cover tourism director and alternative school, with a study session planned for Monday to finalize 1996 budget details.
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Lowry
Historical Society
Deborah Barker
Barker
Old Depot
Matthews
Gene Ramsey
Ottawa
Lambers
City Hall
City to vote on health coverage and spill cleanup changes
City commissioners meet at 9:30 a.m. at City Hall to decide health coverage changes for workers and a KDHE backed cleanup plan for a fuel oil spill at the power plant. The panel will review a mail order option replaced by discounted prescriptions through Network Pharmacy with shared costs. The plan adds dental and vision benefits, while KDHE may require uncovering pipes.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Judy Hasty
Commissioners
Ottawa City Commission
Network Pharmacy
KDHE
County approves Seto lease and mileage hike plan
County OKs Seto lease at 9.70 per square foot per year for five years starting Aug 1 after Seto left Ottawa Medical Specialists last year and works from Ransom Memorial Hospital. Mileage rate rises to 29 cents per mile to match state policy. Commissioners travel to Wichita for a KAC forum to discuss insurance pools amid audit concerns.
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Seto
Ottawa Medical Specialists
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mavity
Wichita
Kansas Association of Counties
KAC
FR CO COUNTY ITEMS AND EVENTS SUMMARY
FR CO Commissioners meet July 19 from 10 to 3. Recycling hours are weekdays 7 am to 1 pm with 1st and 3rd Saturdays 9 am to noon. Cornerstone Bookstore promotes greetings from a Christian book sellers convention in Denver. Town listings announce kindergarten to daycare physicals by appointment and a health department smear clinic with contact numbers. Guy and Mae's Tavern in Wmsb to close July 23 through Aug 7 with reopening Aug 8. Weight room operates 11 am to 1 pm Monday to Friday starting 7/17 with Garry Fritts supervising activities and free access for participants through the West door.
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Be ‘Og
OMS
West Door
Garry Fritts
Ottawa Herald publishes 1994 subscription rates list
The Ottawa Herald details monthly and yearly subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery across Ottawa and surrounding counties in October 1994. Rates include options for in-town carrier, rural route, motor route, and out-of-state mail, with taxes and advance payment noted.
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Chang Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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