Messengers stage Angels at First United Methodist Ottawa
The Messengers youth group from St Paul will perform the musical Angels at 5 p.m. Saturday in the First United Methodist Church Ottawa with Lisa and Scott Reynolds directing. An all church potluck follows the presentation.
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Sue Dunlap
Rantoul
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Corkie Hedlund
Terry Schoenfeld
Cathy Sutton
Ed Lammers
Steve Henry
Women’s Club
Democratic Women’s Club
Franklin County Fair
Quilters Guild
Baldwin
Maple Leaf Quilters Guild
Baldwin Senior Center
Ruth Powers
Carbondale
Diane Hendry
Lily Coultis
ADA
Chris Hubert
Full Citizenship Inc
Jeri Johnson
Independence Inc
Lawrence
Franklin County Annex
Judy Hasty
Ottawa Library plans move to former Franklin Savings building
Ottawa Library boards weighs moving logistics as officials eye a late summer shift to the former Franklin Savings building at First and Hickory. Barbara Dew to handle minor decisions, with Barbara Dew to consult trustees on major choices. Larry Lyons of Thomas Transfer and Storage mulls transporting books. price quotes awaited. Board also elected officers for 1996 97 with Bob Reusch as president, Gary Bateman vice president, Bruce Prentice treasurer, Louis Reed secretary.
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Herald
Ottawa Library
Fifth and Main
Franklin Savings
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Hickory
Ottawa Library Board of Trustees
Barbara Dew
Dew
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Thomas
Emporia
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Louis Reed
Board
Bob Reusch
Gary Bateman
Bruce Prentice
Reed
County zoning debate continues amid mobile home rules shift
County leaders revisit zoning in Franklin County amid opposition from commissioners and residents. The plan would keep agriculture as the county identity while considering county wide zoning and updated mobile home rules, including renaming mobile homes manufactured homes and stricter roof and width requirements.
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Hall
Ballpark dispute over damaged property and eminent domain
The City of Richmond faced a court ruling to stop ballpark use or pay half the material cost and all labor for moving a mobile home after trespass and ball damage. Appraisers will value the Freeman and Markus property by June 26, with payment to the court and potential appeals limited to value. Ottawa lawyer Mark Doty cites broad eminent domain power for public recreation use.
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Marcus
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Markus
Ottawa
Mark Doty
Doty
Witness says gift preceded state job
Branscom was appointed to the commission in January 1991. Defense attorneys say the bank’s former president and now the government’s chief witness had reasons to concoct a story about his former bosses. Neal Ainley walked away from felony charges after implicating his bosses and Bruce Lindsey, Clinton’s campaign treasurer then and now adviser. Branscum and Hill, bank owners, are accused of hiding $52,500 in withdrawals by the Clinton campaign, $30,000 before the May primary, the rest before the November general election.
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Neal Ainley
Perry County Bank
Bruce Lindsey
Clinton
Branscum and Hill
Bank
Internal Revenue Service
Robert Tyson KS Senate fundraiser at Kurt Weigand home
Tonight June 29, 7 to 8 p.m. at 1975 Old Hwy 80, 9 miles southwest of South Horseshoe Cafe. Robert Tyson invites voters to meet the next State Senator with introduction by Wint Winter. Robert speaks at 6 p.m. Fundraising message funded by A. Tyson.
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Kurt Weigand
South Horseshoe Cafe
Wint Winter
Robert
A. Tyson
Out & About picks up Opry and local events in Ottawa
Ottawa hosts the Grand Opry at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Municipal Auditorium with guests Kelly Bethel Alan Cunningham Eddie Winslow Jake Bergstrom Gladys Adaison and Clarence McIlvain plus regulars. Pre show at 7:15 p.m. Tickets seven dollars at the door. Drawing offers hundreds of dollars in prizes including a diamond bracelet. Kansas City area Starlight Theatre presents Little Shop of Horrors Monday through 30 with tickets via 1 800 776 1730.
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Third
Hickory
Kelly Bethel
Alan Cunningham
Ottawa
Eddie Winslow
Wellsville
Jake Bergstrom
Gladys ‘Adaison
Clarence McIlvain
Opry
Kansas City Area
Starlight Theatre
Starlight
Kemper Museum
Study: service-work demand rises in Kansas economy
Charles Warren of Kansas Inc. says community colleges and technical schools will play larger future roles in training workers. Richard McWhorter of Kaw Area Technical School notes the report will aid student counseling with up-to-date job projections. Editor’s note mentions the Occupational Outlook 2005 online.
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Charles Warren
Kansas Inc
Kaw Area Technical School
Topeka
Ottawa Herald publishes rates and staff along with contact details
The Ottawa Herald lists staff names including editor John D. Montgomery and publisher Jay Gemigi, plus office details and contact information. It provides promotional subscription rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas, outlines post office and mailing specifics, and notes all rates are in advance.
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Edior
Jay Gemigi
Oe Foto
Tom Love
Ing Debra Challis
Gene Kelsey
Wayne Snow
Juan Rosaman
Ottawa
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