Wollard Seeks Third Term in 5th District Race
Incumbent Bill Fearborn faces no Republican opposition in the 5th District contest. Wollard, a Wichita native and Parker resident, touts consistent positions on taxes, criminal justice, and budget balance. He has a long career in business and public service and stays involved with local chapters and associations.
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Bill Fearborn
D-Garnett
Wollard
Wichita
Parker
Jackie
Aaron
Heather
Tonight Forecast From UM Elatele Logs
Mostly clear tonight with a low near 60. Light variable wind. Thursday will be dry and very warm with lows in the 60s and highs in the mid to upper 80s east and upper 80s to 90s west. Friday and Saturday stay dry and hot with lows in the 60s and highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s east and 90s west. Data from Ottawa Water Plant log.
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Ottawa Water Plant
Ottawa
Nesseens
Creas
Clinton
Hillsdale
Pomona
Ottawa exchange trip highlights by OU performers
Thirty five people travelled with 23 performers to Ottawa where they sang American folk songs and the Canadian National Anthem in French. They performed at Notre Dame Cathedral and toured Parliament and cultural sites. The group praised Ottawa and city officials spoke of closer ties for the future.
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Stuermer
Parliament
Lake
Ontario
Ottawa
Summer lunches program expands in the county
Nutrition Network reports strong start for summer lunches with volunteers welcome. Kennedy notes goal to avoid waste while ensuring enough meals, and organizers discourage callers asking menus. Burns and Houck praise community reception and aim to expand to other districts next year. Call 229-3520 to volunteer or reserve a meal.
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Burns
Kennedy
Fox to try on Woolf's clothing coming to Ottawa
Fox, newly named administrator for Ottawa's OMS, expresses a long standing wish to serve the community. He cites morale, identity, and especially communication with staff, students, parents, and the broader community as key priorities amid a challenging year. Fox and his wife Deanna have three children.
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Fox
Woolf
Ottawa
OMS
City debates stormwater woes and park events
Ottawa City Commission discussed stormwater drainage problems at 701 E. 3rd and 10th and Burrough intersections. They sought staff reports, while pursuing cleanup and vegetation control. Officials also debated Christmas lights costs with Ransom Memorial Hospital and planned shared funding with the Chamber of Commerce. The panel approved events at Forest Park and City Park and toured the Prairie Spirit Trail for regional development.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Ottawa City Commission
Wilfred Bugner
E. 3Rd
South Sycamore
East Third Street
Bugner
10Th
Burrough
Louise Dietz
Franklin County Historical Society
Old Depot
Historical Society
Dietz
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jim Bradley
Incoming senator Frahm bids quick start after Dole exit
Kansas senator designate Sheila Frahm prepares for swearing in replacing Bob Dole while balancing an August 6 Republican primary. Dole cautions on learning the ropes and fundraising as Frahm begins office setup and campaign obligations.
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Ashington
Frahm
Dole
Senate
Kansas
Dole bids adieu to Congress after 35 years
Frahm prepares to be sworn in as senator after Dole resigns with a farewell speech on the Senate floor. Frahm, appointed by Gov. Graves of Kansas, balances transition duties with an imminent campaign for the majority leader post amid a Republican field including Trent Lott and Thad Cochran.
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Dole
Congress
Senate
Cole
Frahm
Bill Graves
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Mississippi
Trent Lott
Thad Cochran
Plan to move sixth graders to OHS advances with modulars
Ottawa school board favors a plan to place sixth graders at OHS using four modular classrooms, either new or moved from district stock, with costs estimated around 380000 for modulars and renovations. Options include renovations at OHS and the East Central Vocational building, plus a possible two-schedule setup to separate high school and middle school students.
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OHS
Fox
Jack Maxwell
Vocational
Ottawa
Earl Devore
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Sam Sheldon
Sheldon
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTES AND EVENTS LISTING
A compiled page of local ads and notices includes new stone and statuary supplies at Windy Pines, an Eagle Auxiliary meeting on June 19 at 7 30 p m, Father’s Day cards at Connerstons Bookstore, recycling schedules, John’s Barber moving to new premises, New Reflections Salon relocation, pillow cleaning event on June 24 and 25, Windmill Cafe specials, Wright Studio contact, instant passport service through June, and a late paper hotline at 242 4700.
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates For 1995
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective October 1 1995 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method including carrier motor route and mail, with one month three months six months and yearly options. State tax applies and advance payment is required.
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Egor & Publisha
Kavertaing
Ghovlaton
Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
Franklin Iity
Miami
Douglas
Osage
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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McPherson College
Beech Aircraft Corporation
Boulder
Colo
King Radio
AlliedSignal
W. Associates Inc
Three Rivers Raritans, Parker
Heart of America
Electronic Representatives Association
National Rifle Association
UM Elatele
Ottawas Exchange Greetings
Nutrition Network
Houck
Parks and Recreation Department
Marcia
Deanna Fox
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Kansas State University
Baker University
Bradley
Gene Ramsey
Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
S and K
S. Main
Forest Park
Peoples National Bank and Trust
City Park
Garnett
Anderson County
Curt Anderson
Associated Press
D and H Inc
Henri
Windy Pines
Eagle Auxiliary
Thure
Connerstons
Fr, CO
John's
NEW Reflections Salon
Ae Lene
Eseaneier Snort Homes
Jay
Royal Cleaners
Windmill Cafe
Wright Studio
Oui
John
Montgomery Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Debra Cha Gene Kelsey Wayne Snowdean Rossman
Uuean
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