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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1993

Page

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City repairs sewer main break near Tecumseh Street

Ottawa city crews fixed a force main break at a lift station near Tecumseh Street east of Main by the levee with no service interruption. Utilities director Jim Bradley blamed shifting ground for the split and noted this was the second main break in 13 years, expressing relief at the outcome and KDHE notification.

Greg Mast Herald City of Ottawa Tecumseh Street Main Jim Bradley Bradley Ottawa

EPA says secondhand smoke kills in federal report

The EPA defends a January report finding secondhand smoke causes lung cancer in nonsmokers and raises bronchitis and pneumonia risk in children. Tobacco firms challenge the report, arguing improper scientific backing and biased procedures. The case spurs calls for stricter public place smoking limits and possible OSHA workplace rules.

Greensboro N.C Environmental Protection Agency EPA Lauren Mical

Townhall on Economic Development in Ottawa

Thursday evening a townhall on economic development will feature City Manager Dave Warren County incentives official Gardner Hayden Vern Chesbro industry site searches and media role speaker Jim Hitch plus Chamber director Lou Atherton. Kent Kummer will share residents view. Chesbro to moderate. refreshments by the Chamber.

Richard Jackson Ottawa Middle School Jackson Ottawa Dave Warren Franklin County Commission Gardner Hayden Vern Chesbro Ottawa Herald Jim Hitch Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Lou Atherton City Commission Kent Kummer Eco Nomic Development Chesbro The Chamber, Ottawa Franklin County Economic Development, Inc City of

Osawatomie State Hospital economic impact clear in figures

The hospital’s 582 employees distribute about $6.7 million in annual earnings across eastern Kansas and western Missouri. Franklin County families receive roughly $1 million, with Paola, Garnett, Gardner and Greeley among other towns benefiting from employee wages. Linda Yohe runs Wellsville’s new Wellsville Sweet Shoppe offering custom cakes and pastries daily.

State Hospital Osawatomie State Hospital Osh Kansas Missouri Franklin County Lane Ottawa Rantoul Princeton Wellsville Williamsburg Richmond Osawatomie Paola Baldwin Garnett Gardner Greeley Wellsville Bakery Main Street Lawrence Linda Yohe

Solar cars race through Kansas City Sunrayce '93 event

Intercollegiate solar powered cars pass through Kansas City between 11 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. on the Sunrayce '93 route. Thirty six colleges and universities compete in a 1000 mile six state trek from Arlington Texas to Minneapolis. Cal State Pomona leads after day three with Michigan and George Washington close behind. Missouri teams compete with MRI hosting a 15 minute stop at the Midwest Research Institute.

Kansas City Sunrayce ‘93 Midwest Research Institute Arlington Texas Fort Scott Kan Cameron Minneapolis Cal State Polytechnic Pomona University of Michigan George Washington University University of Missouri At Columbia Rolla National Renewable Energy Laboratory Golden Colo MRI U.S. Department of Energy Sunrayce

Democrats Picnic at Forest Park June 29

Public invited. Democrats in FR CO announce picnic Tuesday at Forest Park at 6 30 p m bring utensils and dessert info 242 7711. Also listing pillow cleaning Thursday June 24 at Royal Cleaners 242 1810 quilt classes June 24 at Chris Corner 229 S Main 242 1922 road grading 242 8126 and Mid Am Cheese Store accepts food stamps.

FR. CO Democrats Forest Park Royal Cleaners Chris S. Main

Phelps family offices raided as sheriff seizes equipment

Shawnee County deputies served warrants on the Phelps law offices and the Westboro Baptist Church confiscating computers, fax machines, and other gear. Sheriff Meneley said doors were forced open. Phelps, 63, jailed briefly then released on a $5,000 bond. District Attorney Hamilton notes warrants tied to an amended disorderly conduct case and aggravated witness intimidation charges linked to attorney Jerry R. Palmer. Phelps denies guilt and says arrest promotes his anti gay preaching. Phelps-Roper valued seized items at about $37,000.

Topeka, Kan Phelps Family FredPhelps Phelps Shawnee County Westboro Baptist Church Dave Meneley Joan Hamilton Jerry R. Palmer Topeka Palmer Hamilton Shirley Phelps-Roper

Students turn broken chairs into art at arts center

A group of students painted chairs during five weeks at the arts center. Each chair reflected dreams and identities with titles like Stormy, Half-N-Half, Color with No Prejudice, and Native Pride. One chair, Man's Origin, was damaged and not displayed.

Nichols Arts Center Serda Garden of Eden Ottawa

Garnett skydiving course aids safety and future jumps

Garnett residents discuss a skydiving course teaching aircraft, gear, jumping procedures, and landings as safer training. Police report four accidents since 1992 start, with victims treated at Anderson County Hospital and St Luke's in Kansas City.

Gregory Garnett Jack Eaton Schofield Anderson County Hospital Lairson Herald Auburn Corliss A. Woon Amy Macklin Eaton St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City California

Ottawa Herald Notice on Subscription Rates 1993

Subscription rates for delivery in Ottawa and rural towns are listed. Prices start January 1 1993 with one month five dollars and eighty two cents, three months sixteen dollars and thirteen cents, six months thirty one dollars and nine cents, one year sixty dollars and ten cents.

S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas Day Bemis Tom Love Peg Armstrong Virginia How Wayne Snow Jean Roseman

Rate card for subscriptions across districts

A list of subscription rates by duration and delivery method. Franklin County and out of state options are shown with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and annual prices. All rates are stated as in advance and include state sales tax where applicable.

Franklin

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KDHE Kansas Department of Health and Environment Michael Pertschuk Advocacy Institute Washington Michael Eriksen Centers For Disease Control Office On Smoking and Health Steve Parrish Philip Morris U.S.A R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Universal Leaf Tobacco Co Occupational Safety and Health Administration Gine Ottawa Water Plant Lam Kkam Reservoi Clinton Hillsdale Melvern Pomona Business Beat Ad Briefs Fred Phelps Daryl Shutt
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