Ground breaks on 26 million wheat plant in Kansas
State officials break ground on a 26.4 million wheat processing plant in Aswell Kansas. The Farmland Industries project aims to produce gluten starches millfeed and flour and could generate up to 25 million in revenue and about 40 jobs. The plant backs public private collaboration with AGCO Inc., Russell city and area grain cooperatives contributing funds and support. The plant expects to process 4.25 million bushels annually, potentially boosting regional and state agriculture despite flood and drought risks.
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Assell
Kan
Russell
Kansas
Don Haberer
Farmland Industries
Haberer
Russell County
Cessna ratifies pact amid health care sticking point
About 2,200 IAM workers approved a 38 to 42 month contract at Cessna Aircraft Co. The deal offers a 4 percent raise this year and 3 percent raises in 1994 and 1995, plus a $1,000 ratification bonus. Health plan choice expands to three, with premiums rising. The pact runs through September 1995 and lifts average wage from $13 to about $14.30 per hour.
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Wichita, Kan
Cessna Aircraft Co
Cessna
Richard Aldrich
International Association of Machinists
Aldrich
Princeton Airman Jones completes basic training and education
Airman Charles M. Jones graduated from Air Force basic training here and earned an associate degree credit through the Community College of the Air Force. He is the son of Mason H. Jones Jr. of Princeton and is a graduate of A. Crawford Mosley High School in Panama City Florida in 1992. Franklin County Reading Council members Jan Clark Beth Keim Lorie Snider and Nancy Johnson attended the Kansas Reading Association Summer Leadership Workshop in Salina on July 10.
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Princeton Area
Charles M. Jones
Air Force
Community College of the
Jones
Mason H. Jones Jr
Princeton
A. Crawford Mosley
Panana City
Fla
Franklin County Reading Council
Kansas Reading Association
Jan Clark
Beth Keim
Lorie Snider
Nancy Johnson
Parents and Reading
Salina
Mother Teresa calls contraception selfish at Catholic conference
In a videotaped message read from Calcutta, 83 year old Mother Teresa told about 3,000 attendees at a City Auditorium opening ceremony that contraception is a selfish act that destroys the power to conceive. She urged charity and self giving as a counter to selfishness.
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Omaha, Neb
Mother Teresa
Calcutta
India
Nautilus Eyes Local Market For Ottawa Health Club
Ottawa chamber official says Nautilus Fitness Centers is considering Ottawa for a health club. Lou Atherton notes Nautilus has requested site information and is only investigating locations at this time.
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Ottawa
Nautilus Fitness Centers
Lou Atherton
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Nautilus
Atherton
Democrats to Meet in Franklin County Committee Session
The Franklin County Democratic Central Committee will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at First National Bank at the corner of Third and Hickory streets to discuss party affairs and upcoming actions.
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Franklin County Democratic Central Committee
First National Bank
Third
Hickory Streets
Weather outlook with scattered storms across regions
Partly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms and a low in the mid sixties. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Kansas extended forecast shows widely scattered storms south and east, partly cloudy northwest, highs in the 80s and lows around 60s. Thursday brings more storms south, partly cloudy north, highs in the 80s, lows in the 60s. Friday surveys statewide scattered thunderstorms, highs near 90, lows mid to upper 60s.
World's most married couple to wed in California
Glynn Scotty Wolfe 85, the record holder with 27 marriages, plans to wed Linda Lou Essex 53 of Anderson as soon as she can fly to Blythe California. Essex has 22 marriages, remains undecided about public appearances, and would leave behind family in Indiana to marry.
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Indianapolis
Glynn “Scotty
Wolfe
Linda Lou Essex
Anderson
Blythe
Calif
Essex
Joan Rivers
Las Vegas
California
Indiana
Ottawa Kempo Karate Camp at New Courts Building
Ad briefs note KIDSI Kempo Karate session July 27 at 10 30 a m in Ottawa at the New Courts Building Third and Main. Also listings include bike shop promos George's Bike Shop 224 W Wilson, feed store, estate picnic August 3 reservations by 5 p m Tuesday, lip sync call lines, and a swimming pool closure for lessons.
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KIDSI
Welfare fraud budget cut sparks fight over federal aid
President Clinton quietly trims federal support for fraud investigations in welfare and food stamps, shifting costs to states already cash strapped as fraud estimates hover around 1 billion dollars annually. Critics warn cutbacks may widen exploitation while officials cite weak data on true fraud levels amid billions in benefits.
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Washington
Clinton
Ron Wyden
Dore
Donna FitzGibbon
Wisconsin Council On Welfare
Congressional
HHS
Robert Greenstein
Agriculture Department
Center On Budget and Policy Priorities
Ottawa school board to review 1993 94 budget
Ottawa school board will meet at 7 30 tonight at the district office 420 S Main to examine a preliminary budget for 1993 94 Public hearing on the budget will be set for August The district will act on teachers contracts a technology plan proposal and related purchases including computer and software Building administrators will provide reports and board members may comment
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Ralph Young
Jayhawker Day Boosters
Williamsburg
Judy Simpson
Diane Macoubrie
Boosters Club
Mae Kesner
Library Board
Kenny Messick
Ottawa
S. Main
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1993
The Ottawa Herald publishes detailed subscription pricing effective January 1 1993. Rates cover Ottawa carrier delivery rural routes motor route mail and state and adjacent county areas with charges by month three months six months and one year all in advance and including state sales tax.
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Franklin
State of Kansas
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