Whippoorwill Showboat Refurbished After Capsize Chronicle
An Associated Press report in Saturday's Herald misstated that the Whippoorwill has been landlocked since it capsized on Lake Pomona twenty years ago killing sixteen of the fifty nine aboard. The vessel was refurbished and that summer The Sound Alternative bar bershop quartet performed aboard, per Darrell McCune of Ottowa.
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Wall Street firms as tech and energy shares rise amid oil hopes
Stocks jump with the Dow up 86.44 to 8797.57 and the S&P 500 advancing 10.59 to 1113.83 as technology led gains for a second day and energy shares climbed on oil rebound hopes. Nasdaq rose 24.97 to 1830.79. NYSE and AMEX composites added gains. Local grain prices listed for wheat, corn, milo, soybeans, and oats. The Herald online wrap is at ottawaherald.com.
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Obituaries for Bryant and Keith in Kansas towns
Robert Eugene Bryant 72 of Osawatomie died June 21 1998 funeral 10 am Wednesday Eddy Brichard Funeral Home Osawatomie burial Osawatomie Cemetery survivors wife three daughters four grandchildren memorials to Olathe Hospice and First Christian Church Osawatomie Mau rine I Keith 83 of Ottawa died June 21 1998 funeral 2 pm Wednesday North Baptist Church Ottawa burial Highland Cemetery born November 15 1914 in Ottawa married Clarence E Keith 1934 homemaker church leader and 4 H club project leader survivors husband a daughter three sons six grandchildren two great grandchildren family to meet friends 6:30 to 8 pm Tuesday Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home Ottawa notes church cons fund and funeral home in Ottawa
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Lottery Numbers 9 26 27 31 49 Powerball 4
Lottery draw announces numbers 9 26 27 31 49 with Powerball 4 and a jackpot of 32.2 million dollars. Authorities remind players to gamble responsibly and check official results for verification.
Community Classifieds Roundup At The Total Station
Items include Folk Art cards stained glass angels and donations for children’s summer camp. Also listings for recycling center Cornerstone Book store massage therapy party supplies Princeton High reunion carnation promotion Ottawa Floral cleaning service grain purchase Ot tada area.
City considers next year's budget proposal changes
Ottawa City Commission begins 1999 budget discussions with proposed city employee pay hikes including 2.5 percent cost of living increase and up to 3 percent merit pay. A 4 percent market adjustment is requested for July 1999, with police exempted from that adjustment. Also eyed is a $40,000 Main Street program to boost business, to be shared with local firms.
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One Way Cedar Street In Front Of Lincoln Elementary
Ottawa city commission approves Cedar Street as one way north to south near Lincoln Elementary to ease traffic during school hours. Nine street paving projects and a Garfield drainage plan with 880000 estimate discussed. Tree City USA program proposal and city youth job funding debated. Restroom construction at Orlis Cox Complex and Forest Park eyed with 65000 each.
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