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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1987

Page

11

Farmer helps Hutchinson couple buy lake land after tax sale

A Kinsley farmer loaned 5500 dollars at 6 percent to Hutchinson residents Jake and Becky Eckert who bought 4.6 acres of Lakewood Country Club land at sheriff sale to salvage mobile home options. Repayment deadline is July 1, 1992, with debts totaling at least 4800 dollars and possible sale of the land if unpaid. Nolde aims to assist others and may pursue development with potential partners.

Hutchinson Kan Kinsley Lakewood Country Club Jack Nolde Jake Becky Eckert Eckerts Reno Country Club Nolde Ole’ Lakewood Country Club Anita

Meeker Family Pioneers in Franklin County History

The Meekers established the first permanent white settlement in Franklin County serving as minister teacher doctor and friend to the Ottawas. They founded the first church school and printing press with Mrs Meeker said to have the area s first white child born in 1839. The mission stood near the Marais des Cygnes east of Ottawa but was largely ruined by the 1844 flood before moving to Ottawa Creek and the Ottawa Mission Cemetery where Jotham and Eleanor Meeker are buried.

Paget Meekers Franklin County Meeker Marais Des Cygnes Ottawa Fort Scott Crossing Ottawa Creek Ottawa Mission Jotham Eleanor

Barkis urges rejecting waste dump proposals in five-state region

Kansas House Minority Leader Marvin Barkis told Governor Hayden that the state should reject both Westinghouse and US Ecology proposals for a regional low level radioactive waste dump and start over with new bids. He cited environmental concerns and questioned the integrity of the current study and liability plans while urging caution ahead of the June 29 commission decision.

Topeka Kan Marvin Barkis Kansas Mike Hayden Barkis Westinghouse Electric Corp Madison US Ecology Louisville D-Louisburg Westinghouse Ilinois Sheffield Compact Nebrasa Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana The Compact Commission Oklahoma City Hayden Farley Dames and Moore New York Kathy Peterson

College Aid Formula Out Of Whack

Kansas lawmakers critique the distribution of 47 federal $1,500 Byrd Scholarships, arguing middle income students lose out as aid favors high achievers. Sen. Jerry Karr cites need for merit and need balance while noting local workers and students face rising debt and limited aid.

Topeka Kan Legislative Educational Planning Committee Jerry Karr D-Emporia Karr Kansas Warren Bell Department Robert C. Byrd Bell McCurdy Ms. McCurdy

American journalist Charles Glass kidnapped in Beirut

In west Beirut a gunmen abducted American journalist Charles Glass and Ali Osseiran son of Defense Minister Adel Osseiran after intercepting their chauf feured car. Police say Syrians controlled area. no group claimed responsibility. Glass, 36, worked for ABC-TV and has freelanced since last year.

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