Graves Truck Line plans employee reunion at Bicentennial Center
Graves Truck Line seeks former employees for a reunion and dinner at 6 p.m. September 23 in Salina. The event, with entertainment and a dance, honors the company now known as ANR Freight System after selling to American Natural Resources in 1978. Reservations by September 8 cost 15 dollars per person.
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Graves Truck Line
Bicentennial Center
Salina
Ottawa
American Natural Resources
ANR Freight System
Graves Motor Company
William H. Graves
9Th Street
County Hears of Punishment on US 50 Near Williamsburg
Franklin County officials told commissioners heavy truck traffic is wearing US 50, causing ruts and shoulder washout as trucks service I 35 repaving and act as a detour. KDOT will assess temporary fixes. state responsibility resumes after 1 35 work ends. Southwest Bell and AT&T discussed tower easement and courthouse systems bids, with septic fee updates and transfer station rate hikes. County plans to study county wide building permits for homes in non zoned areas.
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Franklin County
Ron Miller
Scott Hamlin
Lee Bond
Miller
Williamsburg
Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
Southwestern Bell
At&t
Bell
Ottawa
Topeka FM Communications Inc
Topeka FM
Donna Mietchen
Herald
J.B. Hall
Hall
Charles Mavity
Gardner Hayden
Russell Savage
Commission
Anderson County Hospital audit pushed by county officials
Anderson County Commissioners on Monday approved hiring an independent consulting firm to audit the past five years of operations at Anderson County Hospital and its EMS department. The review will include EMT hours across departments and follows a session with residents and EMTs, hospital administrator Jim Johnson, and board president Carol Askins-Beller. petitions for separating ambulance service from the hospital are circulating and expected to reach commissioners soon. Meanwhile the Anderson County Fair opened with a grand parade and awards across 4-H, nursing homes, floats, organizations, and youth divisions.
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ANCO
Arnett
Anderson County — Commissioners
Anderson County
Emergency Medical Service
EMS
Jim Johnson
ACH Board of Trustees
Carol Askins-Beller
Richard Corwin
Commission
Corwin
Star Shooting 4-H
Golden Heights Nursing Center
Arkhaven Nursing Center
Anderson County Farm Bureau
TLC Auto
Willie
Shepherd Team Auto Plaza
Fort Scott
United Methodist Church of
Gannett
American Legion 408
Iola
Gannett Kart Club
Bulldog Booster Club
Fuhrman Covered Wagon
Bronson
John
Barb Gibson
Sam Sheldon
Cheryl Sylvester
Marlin Kimball
Terry Jennings
Jack Maxwell
Marcia Mitchell
Serbs seize safe area civilians flee in Bosnia
Civilians flee as Serbs seize the Srebrenica enclave amid estimates of 7,000 missing. Bosnian leader Silajdzic warns evacuation without UN protection means certain death. The Hague tribunal indicts Karadzic Mladic and Martic for war crimes as NATO pledges action but airstrikes on Zepa remain unlikely.
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Silajdzic
U.N
Srebrenica
Tadeusz Mazow
Iecki
Hague
Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal
Radovan Karadzic
Ratko Mladic
Seasonal job seekers push unemployment up in Kansas
A record number of Kansans held jobs in June yet the influx of students and seasonal workers raised the unemployment rate to 4.8 percent from 4.4 in May. June 1994 was higher at 5.6 percent. Franklin County rose to 6.5 percent, while nonfarm employment reached 1,313,825 with 65,694 seeking work. Wayne Franklin noted summer brings Kansas’ highest employment levels.
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State Department of Human Resources
Franklin County
Kansas
Wayne Franklin
Weather Tonight and Weekend Thunderstorms Forecast
A 40 percent chance of evening storms with a low near 70 and southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Some storms may be severe. Thursday and Friday bring chances of thunderstorms, especially in central and eastern areas. Hot with lows in the upper 60s to mid 70s and highs 95 to 105. Saturday expected dry and hot with lows in the mid-60s to mid-70s and highs 95 to 105.
City budget shuns pay proposal and adds part time staff
City commissioners approved about 6000 for a half year part time secretary shared by utilities and public works and 4500 for a janitor both unfunded until the Franklin building move next year. They rolled back the wage hike to offset costs and funded 16000 for a convention and tourism office with county support of 12000 and motel tax increase. They declined 12000 for the Franklin County Historical Society director salary, and debated using contingency funds to cut the mill levy one unit but favored building a safe reserve over tax cuts.
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City Utilities
Public Works
City Hall
Franklin Building
Franklin
Ottawa
Franklin County Historical Society
Historical Society
Matthews
Lambers
Arkansas Supreme Court Rules Kit Ten Not Domesticated Animal
A March ruling holds that a kit ten is not a domesticated animal under state law. The case involved a man who shot a dog that threatened two kittens, claiming state law allowed shooting animals that attack domesticated animals, but the court rejected his claim.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Local business closures and health clinic notices planned
FA CO Rec grounds a Mon Fri notice closes July 23 to Aug 6 for vacation at Guy and Mae's Tavern in Williamsburg. WEW Products promotes a Christian Booksellers Convention and sidewalk sale at Comerstons Bookstore. Now taking kindergarten to daycare physicals. Frack Co Health Dept provides contact numbers for scheduling. Women's Pap Smear Clinic information and helpline listed.
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Comerstons
Fr. Co. Health Dept
Main
The Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Incomplete Fragments
The fragment lists various subscription prices and terms for The Ottawa Herald including motor route and mail options. It references durations like one month six months and one year with amounts but the data is garbled and partially unreadable. The text shows USPS routing and pricing details in a faded ledger style.
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Osage Eh Anderson
Alto
The
Ottawa Herald
Eer
Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
Ottawa furniture store to rise near US-59 and 23rd Street
Wichita businessman Phil Messenger plans a new 18 000 square foot metal building with brick storefront in Ottawa on a lot just west of US-59 and 23rd Street. Taylor Brothers Construction started the foundation and will finish in four months. Messenger cites family ties and a balanced lifestyle as reasons for moving to Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Phil Messenger
Us-59
23Rd Street
Taylor Brothers Construction Company
Messenger
Bud Taylor
Taylor Brothers
Ralph
Taylor
South Star
Chrysler
Kansas
District budget hikes general fund by 2.3 mills to 9.085 million
Ottawa school board approves a 2.3 mill increase to the general fund next year and notes a 35 mill local contribution worth about 1.89 million. The board also adopts an anti nepotism policy, updates handbooks, maintains lunch prices, and hires four new teachers including Garfield 半 kindergarten and middle school roles.
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OHS
Ottawa Middle School
Gary Mavity
OMS
Daka Food Services
Carol Duran
Garfield
Jennifer Bromert
Carmen Schaefer
Mary Chadwell
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