Nursing coordinator named at Hertzler Clinic
Terry Scott RN is named nursing coordinator at the Hertzler Clinic. A Newton resident, she previously worked at St Joseph Medical Center in Wichita and chairs the documentation committee. She is granddaughter of Dora Boucek and has two children with husband Brian.
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Scott
Hertzler
Halstead
Terry Scott
Dora Boucek
1550 S. Cedar
St. Joseph Medical Center
Wichita
Terry
Newton
Brian
Leslie
Andrew
Lawrence Holiday Inn
Lawrence
Holiday Inn
Bath
Rum Tree
Jay’s
Topeka
Kansas Department of Human Resources Employment and Training Division
Ottawa
Lotus
Edward D. Jones and Co
National Trust For Historic Preservation
National Main Street Center
Bill Henningsen
Massachusetts Ave
N.W
Washington, D.C
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce aims to grow Franklin County
The Chamber advances business welfare by promoting economic, civic, cultural and educational interests. Committees such as Agri Business and Tourism run projects to lure customers, fund festivals, and support leadership training. Ribbon cuttings and monthly coffees foster networking while street festivals and sidewalk events attract visitors and spending.
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Ottawa Area
Chamber
Franklin County
Yale
Ottawa
Panama confirms bombing caused committee plane crash
Menalco Solis, Panama government spokesman, said on Tuesday a bomb caused the crash of a committee plane last week. Twenty one people were killed, including twelve Jewish businessmen aboard.
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Menalco Solis
Government of
Panama
Day care opens at Sherry Engelbert home in Ottawa
Sherry Engelbert plans to start a licensed home day care at 1127 Maple in Ottawa on Aug 1 after ten years in office management. Hours are 7 am to 5 30 pm Monday to Friday with field trips, nutritious meals, and ongoing parent involvement. Substitutes will cover absences and enrollment is expanding as interested families call 242-9063.
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Sherry Engelbert
Engelbert
Maple
National Association For Family Child Care
Child Care Providers Coalition of
Kansas
Parents As
Ottawa
Topeka Zoo
Leaps and Bounds
Ottawa City OKs grant push for Lester Building project
Ottawa officials unanimously approved submitting a 2.25 million community development block grant request on behalf of Lester Building Systems of Minnesota to fund the purchase and renovation of the former Mid-America Aerospace building at 801 N. Street. The plan foresees 60 jobs with at least 31 for low to moderate income residents and includes a 500000 grant, the maximum allowed.
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Ottawa
Minnesota
Lester Building Systems
Mid-America Aerospace
N. Street
Lou Atherton
Mayoral baby on the way and water talks in Ottawa
Ottawa Mayor Vicki Cummiskey said she will work half a day then go to the hospital to give birth, hoping the baby arrives soon. She will be out of commission next week, with no major city schedule changes planned. Meanwhile rural water district one will contract with Ottawa to supply water for a distribution center, potentially followed by a city contract with Wal-Mart if ratified, as two-party deals simplify the process.
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Ottawa
Vicki Cummiskey
Cummiskey
Rural Water District One
Rural Water District
Ouawa És Tor
Wal-Mart
Lambers
Unseasonably cool tonight with clear skies forecast
Tonight will be cool with clear skies and a low in the mid 50s, light and variable wind. Friday brings a chance of thunderstorms in the far west, with dry elsewhere and lows in the upper 50s to 60s, highs mid 60s east to lower 90s west. Saturday and Sunday look dry with 60s lows and upper 80s to lower 90s highs.
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Ottawa Water Herald
Ottawa
Ottawa Power Plant
Clinton
Sebelius Fundraising Tied to Democratic Lawyers Group
Sebelius is building support from the Kansas Trial Lawyers Association, a former lobbying base, with a $2,000 donation and more than $53,000 raised from attorneys, who accounted for 39 percent of her funds. Todd faces scrutiny for past industry donations, though he now accepts money from many groups and reported a little over $25,000 from insurers, 36 percent of his total, far below last year’s level. Hendrix raised over $21,000, including a $2,000 education association gift and a $500 insurer donation, while predicting a final push with TV and radio ads amid industry caution about public disclosure.
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Sebelius
Kansas Trial Lawyers Association
Todd
Hendrix
Kansas National Education Association
Wichita
Baby death case linked to alleged abuse in Ottawa
Doctor testifies a diapered infant died after being held by the neck and arm during a bath and pinned by the father on outdoor steps. Relatives report the baby appeared listless and bruised days before death. Aunt Velma Rea and social worker Deborah Miller cite bloodshot eyes and hand coverings to prevent scratching.
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Davis
Velma Rea
Ottawa
Deborah Miller
Ottawa Srs
Bea
Rea
Shelly Harris
Shelly
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Circulation Details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates and carrier delivery options. Details include one month for 86.00, three months 17.40, one year 406.00, carrier charges and mail rates across Kansas counties and statewide mail options with varying durations and prices.
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Coober
Carner
Miami
Douglsa
Anderson
Kanaga
Fragments Point to Local Notices and Events
An OCR fragment list references AROMATIQUE scent items and paths to Anniversary Gate and Heavenly Sonata events. It notes a Highland Cemetery petition at Chris' Corner 2296 and a Gidewalk sale at Town & Com with close-out prices. Address 44168 appears amid misc names.
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Aromatique
Highland Cemetery
Chris’ Corner
Mein
Town & Com
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