Coffman enters race for Franklin County 3rd District seat
Republican Albert Coffman age 50 files to challenge incumbent Gardner Hayden in the Franklin County 3rd District race. Coffman, a West Wilson Truck mechanic and Vietnam veteran, cites giving voters a choice and a conservative approach while noting he has long resided in Franklin County with a large family and military service.
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Herald
Albert Coffman
Franklin County Commission
Coffman
Gardner Hayden
Franklin County
West Wilson Truck and Auto Repair
W. Wilson
Wellsville High School
Vietnam
Ottawa Veterans of Foreign Wars
Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club hosts youth fishing derby
A Sunday fishing derby at the Williamsburg grounds doubles as a family event for youngsters through 16 and seniors 60 and over with four youth age groups and prizes for the biggest catch. Readings include ongoing art shows by Edna Reichard and Max Krause, plus museum hours and community listings across Topeka, Emporia, and Kansas City areas.
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Williamsburg-Ottawa
Hartford
Ottawa
Old Depot Museum
W. Tecumseh
Lawrence
Spencer Museum of Art
University of Kansas
Kress
Spencer Museum
South Balcony
Rose Kreisinger
Emporia Emporia State University
Neil Simon
Bruder Theatre
ESU
Sanctuary Reopens As First Assembly Of God Restores Services
First Assembly of God at 520 E 13th resumes worship in the sanctuary Sunday at 10 50 a m and 6 p m after a remodeling project. Dedication set for July 12 with special speakers including Dan Howell Indianapolis pastor this Sunday Greg Detwiler June 21 and Heaven's Harmony from Springfield Missouri to perform June 28.
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E. 13Th
Marion Reynolds
Garfield School
Reynolds
Dan Howell
Bob and
Myra Howell
S. Elm
Assembly of God
Indianapolis
Ind
Greg Detwiler
Mary Detwiler
W. 10Th
Heaven’s Harmony
Springfield
Wall Street Advances After Inflation News
Wall Street recovered with the Dow Jones average rising 18.41 points to 3,369.92 at noon on renewed inflation optimism. Bond prices climbed with long term government bonds gaining over $5 per $1,000 and yields easing to about 7.82 percent as the NYSE composite index edged up to 226.23.
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New York
Wall Street
NYSE
Weather observations at Ottawa from 11 a.m. today
The record lists hourly temperatures ending 11 a.m. with 7 a.m. precipitation at .4, month to date and year to date summaries, June and yearly averages, barometer 30.15 inches and rising, sunset 8:47, sunrise 5:55, along with a scattered set of numbers including years 1910 1915 and dates 75 105 1953 44.
Fire department urges MSDS with pre fire plans
Ottawa Fire Department reminds local businesses to include material safety data sheets with pre fire plans. Firefighter Dennis Nowaszke says crews tour buildings for plans while some owners hesitate about MSDS. OSHA lists over 400 hazardous substances and can fine up to 1000 dollars if sheets are not provided.
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OFD
Dennis Nowatzke
Nowaszke
U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Richard Towe
OSHA
Towe
Memorial Day Cemetery Items to Be Removed
John Hecker city public works employee said items left at Highland or Hope cemeteries for Memorial Day will be collected and burned. All decorations and flowers must be picked up before Monday to avoid disposal.
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Highland
Hope
John Hecker
City Public Works
FASHION ALLEY Weekend Sale at Skunk Run Days
Weekend sale at Fashion Alley offers 20 percent off entire stock Saturday 9 to 5 and Sunday 1 to 4. Delores Williams a licensed cosmetologist lists contact 242-8126 for hair fixes. Also notices about Drs Matney and Hiatt attending a Chicago seminar June 12 13 and upcoming local events.
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Delores Williams
Matney
Dr. Hiatt
Chicago
COF gets new homes for clients in Ottawa area
COF Training Services opens 18 new apartments at 707 N. Cherry funded by a HUD Section 202 loan totaling 660000. Open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday showcases 14 single units a double unit and a manager's apartment. Clients move in April after finishing a program of life skills and daily support from Debbie Nelson.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Joyce Rose
COF
N. Cherry
Dan Andrews
Rose
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Debbie Nelson
Andrews
Nelson
Ottawa
Osage City
Burlington
State Plans Workshops For HOME Housing Program
Commerce Secretary Laura Nicholl notes Gov. Joan Finney prioritizes affordable housing with the HOME program as a key element. On July 1 the commerce department will become the Department of Commerce and Housing. Workshops, including 9 am July 10 in Franklin County Annex, target banks developers and housing groups, with applications for HOME funding available at the workshop and intake starting July 13.
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Commerce
Laura Nicholl
Joan Finney
Commerce Department
Department of Commerce and Housing
Franklin County
S. Main
Office of Housing
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1992 update
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and rate changes effective March 16 1992. Rates for carrier delivery in Ottawa rural towns motor route and mail in Franklin and adjacent counties are shown, with state and out of state options and advance payment required.
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S. Cadar
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim Ro Hitch
Otawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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