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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1996

Page

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Street Fest Bypass Keeps Main Street Open with Sidewalk Sale

K-68 work prevents closing of Main Street for the annual Street Fest but sidewalks will host vendors. Entertainment runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday July 27 at Haley Park. food booths occupy Second to Fourth streets and Third and Fourth Streets west of Main. Space limited. contact Pete Cearfoss or Steve Mudrick at the listed numbers to participate.

Main Street Haley Park Main Pete Cearfoss Steve Mudrick

Kansas to speed oil well plugging with extra funding

About 91 000 unused oil wells litter Kansas with 14 000 priority one threats. State officials estimate 289 million dollars to cap all wells but will focus on priority wells thanks to 1.6 million extra funding and a planned rise in annual wells capped from 125 to roughly 375. The Kansas Corporation Commission oversees the capping, mostly in eastern counties, as lawmakers and Gov Graves push for faster action.

Mike Shields Harris Wichita Kansas Kansas Corporation Commission KCC Kansas Oil Patch Franklin Miami Montgomery Neosho Labette Bill Graves Yugjor ECC

Rail line repair eyed to aid Laich Industries

Ottawa officials weigh a $55,000 track and drainage fix to restore rail access to Laich Industries which employs 71 people, most in Franklin County, with 64 residents in Ottawa. Commissioners seek Laich collaboration and NRA program details as they debate funding.

Laich Atherton Franklin County Ottawa Gene Ramsey Charles Mavity Jr County Commission Tom Weigand Laich Industries

Lawrence Hutchison and others profiled in regional honors

Lawrence Hutchison of St. Joseph Missouri and Jill Pinkerman of Mesa Arizona graduate summa cum laude from the University of Missouri Medical School and begin family practice residency at St Francis Medical Center LaCrosse Wisconsin. The Dehn Reunion at Mount Pleasant Church near Lyndon gathers sixty relatives for potluck and photos. Nash Finch employee Jason Burnett earns a Kansas State University bachelor degree and joins Nash Finch in Lincoln Nebraska. Esu awards scholarships to Kansas students including the Presidential Award of Excellence and multiple Myer Fund and other scholarships across area high schools and colleges. Regents Honors academy at KU features area students and donors. Barton County Community College confers diplomas on 548 graduates at Fort Riley. Local students named to dean’s list at Southwest Baptist University and honor rolls at Allen County Community College include many area residents from Garnett Overbrook Ottawa and other towns. Pittsburg State University awards PSU scholarship to Melissa Lang Quenemo.

St. Francis Medical Center Mayo Clinic LaCrosse Wis Ottawa Marjorie Jefferis George Hutchison Carroll Georgia Whiteford Dehn Mount Pleasant Community Church Lyndon Mount Pleasant Nash Finch Burnett Jason Robert Burnett LaCygne Kansas State University Nash Finch Company Lincoln, Neb Econo Foods Junction City Manhattan Jason Robert Diane Burnett Prairie View High School Dorothy Cooper Richmond Martha Chambers Otis Burnett Tracy ESU Emporia State University Kansas America College Fréchillen Tamara Johnson Karen E. Kraushaar Baldwin Justin A. Foltz Scott Mayes Garnett Amy R. Bean Debra Davenport Regents Robert Hemenway Kansas Senate District 12 Kansas Regents University of Kansas Lied Center Board of Regents Rebekah Ellerman Williamsburg Mindy Baccus Minneapolis Michael Heironimus Central Heights Nadia Piotrowsky Ottawa High School Sheera Walker Myer Fund Kyle Tholen Pamela K. Thompson Osage City Laurie L. Johnson John Breukelman Jill Katzer Garett Home Lumber and Supply Bud Elizabeth Dicker Jeff Garland Greinke Division of Physical Sciences Daniel Schwarz Blanche Baysinger Ethel O’connell Jeffery R. Garland Ethel O'Connell Civic AiomoEneath Tere Bonnie Butell Pauline Henderson Emporia Gazette Amanda L. Gray Edwin R. Barrett Christie Bowman Pomona Butler Frank Reitmeyer Barton County Community College Great Bend BCCC Fort Riley Angela Vandeventer Kenny Joyce Vandeventer Southwest Baptist University Bolivar Allen County Allen County Community College Tola Lisa K. Cantrell Sara J. McCauley Vassar Melvem Gary R. Caylor Ben Todd Coltrane Jamie Lynn Dunkin Lynette N. Lickteig Adam S Eric D. Rockers Pamela A. Stewart Rebecca L. Thacker Carol A. Vogeler Michael M. Graham Overbrook Cindy L. Moulin Lori A. Robb Brenda §. Orton Kimberly Princeton Kathy I. Baldwin Tara Elisha Hardwick Caroline J. Johnson Travis C. Rockers Jarod Michael Rues Martia C. Whitesell Michael L. Bausman Angela M. Borjas Margaret J. Jones Rebecca Ann Lohmeyer Nicole D. Noble Marcia E. Criqui Melvern Emily B. Cross Lisa M. Eddings Dianna Egidy Greeley Randy Helphrey Sarah Kay Kueser Cody Mitchell Waverly Kimberly Myers Lane Jake A. Renner PSU Melissa Ann Lang Quenemo Pittsburg State University Tom and Diane Lang

Debate highlights for Ottawa district race and incumbents

The District Republican candidates debate features Ottawa city commissioner Matt Matthews and notes Doug Walker, D Osawatomi, seeks re election in the 12th District and runs unopposed on the Democratic side.

Matthews Ottawa Doug Walker D-Osawatomie

Pool project wins voter approval in Wallace Park

Voters in Paola approved a 2.1 million bond to build a Wallace Park pool and a 10-year half cent sales tax to repay bonds and fund maintenance. The pool, open by Memorial Day, will have 11 000 square feet of water with a shallow area and a 13-foot deepest section.

Ottawa Clinton Hillsdale Pomona ACLA Wallace Park

Local Fragrance Sellers Among Names Listed

A fragment lists ROOT Candles Camille Back man Greenleaf Sachets Gilberties Natural Fragrances & Oils Moris Norman 2308 Main as available.

Camille Backman Gilberties Natural Fragrances Moris Norman

Local Judge Holds Silence Rule In Extraordinary Relief Case

Bezek said this morning that no hearing date has been set and it is unclear which judge will hear the case. The petition omits asserting that all available remedies have been exhausted and fails to seek relief before state appellate courts.

Bezek

Youth spruce up Don Woodward Center

Don Woodward Center renovation gains support from Fogle Quarry Inc. and Wal-Mart with supplies. Jack Beau champ and city of Ottawa listed among donors while Darren Hibdon assesses plant suitability. Volunteer calls directed to 242-1939 or PHASE c/s at 242-0005.

Don Woodward Fogle Quarry Inc Jack Beauchamp Wal-Mart City of Ottawa Darren Hibdon Franklin County Extension Agricultural

Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1995 notice

The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with monthly, quarterly, six month and yearly rates for carriers and mail delivery across Ottawa and surrounding counties. Rates include state and out of state options with all prices in advance and 1995 effective dates.

Praga Forumas Ottawa Chang Ottawa Franklin County Miami Douglas Osage Anderson State of Kansas The Ottawa Herald

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NRA Vicky Cummiskey Larry Wright Bob Bezek Jr Forrest Lowry Kansas Department of Education Lawrence Ronald Hutchison Lowell and Diane Hutchison St. Joseph Jill Pinkerman Mesa, Ariz University of Missouri School of Medicine Columbia, MO Hutchison Didates Matt Paola FR. CO Teip John DB. Montgomery Day Bamig Tom Love Debra Challla Gene Kelsay Wayne Snow Jean Rossman
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