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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2001
Page
6
The Ottawa Herald Front Page Summary
The Ottawa Herald of Ottawa Kansas reports local news and events for Vol 102 No 158 with standard 50 cent price. it highlights community affairs, notices, and regional updates in a concise daily format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
McVeigh Executed by Federal Lethal Injection
Timothy McVeigh, 33, was executed by chemical injection at Terre Haute for the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. He died at 7:14 am CDT with little remorse, after watching survivors and victims’ relatives on closed circuit TV. President Bush said the punishment fits the crime and acknowledged continued pain for the victims’ families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City Federal
McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Buffalo News
Kathleen Treanor
Ashley
Skunk Run Days Show Mixes Art Music and Fun
Arts and crafts booths lined Artists Row while musicians entertained at Skunk Run Park. Ottawa artists Aaron Hollingsworth and Suzuki Strings performed near the Carnegie Cultural Center, with a duck race fundraiser by the Ottawa Optimists Club drawing families and youth support for Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Neff
Skunk Run
Franklin County
Suzuki Strings
Carnegie Cultural Center
Norma Bird
Ottawa University
Ottawa Optimists Club
Doris King
Optimists
Sound Encounters brings young musicians to Ottawa University
More than 100 young musicians from across the country arrive at Ottawa University for Sound Encounters a 10 day instructional clinic by Ottawa Suzuki Strings. Faculty visit throughout the week with concerts at the Carnegie Cultural Center starting tonight tickets are free but must be reserved. The program runs through June with student and faculty performances plus a 7 pm start each night and a student chamber ensemble event on June 18 19. Tickets via 242 8478.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Sykes
Ottawa University
Ottawa Suzuki Strings
Alice Joy Lewis
Carnegie Cultural Center
Sound Encounters
Lewis
New Hall
Azusa Pacific University
Carnegie
Donald McInnes
Laura Kennedy
The
David Garrett
Junko Ueno Garrett
Brian Lewis
Ottawa
Sound Encounters Orchestra
Esykes
Ottawaherald
Ottawa business leader Gutreuter dies at 60
Keith P. Gutreuter founder of Air Technologies Inc. and early downtown redeveloper died Saturday in Milwaukee at 60 after a lengthy illness. ATI began in 1987, grew through three expansions, and was sold to ClarCor in 1998. Surviving are wife Sharon, two sons Brian and Greg, daughter Julie, mother Aggie, sister Diane, and one grandson. Private services arranged by Hansen-Lendman Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Keith P. Gutreuter
Air Technologies Inc
Milwaukee
Gutreuter
Salem
Wis
Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital
Fond du Lac
H.E
Pete
Agnes “Aggie” (Kohman) Gutreuter
Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin Army National Guard
Sharon Phillips
Tatweil
Gutreuters
Ottawa
ATI
ClarCor
Rockford
S. Main
Music Man
Russell Crites
Ottawa Area Chamber Commerce
Brian Gutreuter
Indianapolis
Greg Gutreuter
Madison
Julie Thomas
Aggie Gutreuter
Diane Spangler
Johnson Creek
Hansen-Lendman Funeral Home
7Th St
Kenosha
Plandever
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Topeka
Cally Krallman
Andrew Hancock
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