Muse approves 5.4 million for Kansas military bases
The Muse says 5.4 million will be spent next year on base projects in Kansas as part of a 48.5 billion military construction package. Kansas allocations include 4.5 million for a jet fuel storage complex at Porces Field Topeka and 950 thousand for a McConnell Air Force Base fire training facility in Wichita.
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Muse
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Senate
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Porces Field
Topeka
Air Force
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Bulletin Board Highlights From Community Events
Ottawa Library hosts a 1 p.m. Thursday lawn fiesta as part of the summer reading program for elementary students. Ottawa Retirement Village seeks TLC volunteers at 1100 W 15th with contact numbers for Michelle Randall and Linda Clevenger. Princeton High School alumni reunion is scheduled for Sunday at 12 30 p.m. in the Princeton Community Building with contacts Joy Lantz Louderback and Virginia Carey Lancaster. Franklin County Democrat Women’s Club meets Saturday at 9 a.m. at Country Kitchen for all Democratic candidates to speak. Eldon Potts to sing gospel at Centropolis Christian Church Sunday at 7 p.m. Pomona Lake offers two night programs with ranger-led hikes Friday and eagle discussion Saturday by Mike Watkins. American Field Service seeks host families for summer and school year programs with contact Ann Fowler. Kansas folk arts apprenticeship applications due July 15 with past grants cited. St Paul A M E Church fellowship day set for Sunday at 3 p.m. with speakers and choirs listed.
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Retirement Village
Ottawa Retirement Village
W. 15Th
TLC
Michelle Randall
Linda Clevenger
Centropolis
Eldon Potts
Centropolis Christian Church
Pomona
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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Sena Shipman
Outlet Park
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AFS
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Kansas State Historical Society
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Oak
Ed Vaylor
St. James Church
Poota
Sylvia Hurtis
St. James A.M
Zimmerman to Conduct Final Service at Faith Lutheran
Rev Earl Zimmerman will lead his final service at 10 a.m. Sunday at Faith Lutheran Church in Ottawa. A dinner for him and his wife Mari lyn follows, then an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. The church marks 50 years next year and Zimmerman served 27 years.
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Zimmerman
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Concordia
St. Louis
Trini
Ty Lutheran
Genoa
Colo
Hugo
Shelton
Lowell
Neb
Shawnee County
Topeka
University of Kansas
Faith Lutheran
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Trinity Lutheran Church
Garnett Board to Meet in Special Session
Garnett Board of Education will hold a special session Thursday to finish the district's fiscal year. Superintendent Ken Woods says the board may approve large purchases including laboratory computers, student transportation cars, athletic equipment, and washers and dryers. An executive session will discuss personnel, teacher salary negotiations, and possible real estate. A regular meeting is planned for July 2.
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Garnett Board of Education
Ken Woods
Woods
Fashion Allay Extra 20 Percent Off Clearance Through June 27
Ad brief notes sale extension at Fashion Allay through Saturday June 27 with 24 percent lead crystal ring holders priced at 7.50 and a pair of candlestick holders at 20. Sutton's at 207 S. Maln 242-3723 lists sterling silver bracelets and necklaces from 14 dollars as limited stock. Shops like Sut ton's and Budge's Sports Center feature apparel and refreshments while local business notices announce store closures June 25 28 for Sut ton's and June 27 for John’s Barber Shop. Ottawa Herald requests a caller for a magazine query and rural merchants promote shopping.
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Sutton's
S. Maln
S. Main
West Franklin approves major purchases amid new school finance law
West Franklin school board voted on a one time opportunity to purchase outdoor bleachers, a 1992 bus, and a tractor, transferring 115000 from general to capital outlay funds. Bids for five bleacher sections from Dant Bleachers and a 1982 Case tractor were approved, with installations at Pomona and Williamsburg fields and 136208.57 paid to end a computer lease.
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Herald
Pomona
West Franklin School Board
James E. Cain
West Franklin
Cain
Appanoose School
D and D Sales
Shawnee
Dant Bleachers
Louisville
Williamsburg
Aged Auto
Topeka
Lucci weeps as Slezak wins third Daytime Emmy
New York AP reports Susan Lucci tears of gratitude and a standing ovation at the Daytime Emmys. Erika Slezak of ABC's One Life to Live earned best actress honors for the third time, while Lucci missed the award.
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New York
Susan Lucci
Erika Slezak
Victoria Buchanan
Ottawa Herald subscription rates list 1992 update
The Ottawa Herald prints a full 1992 rate schedule detailing subscription costs by delivery method and location. Rates cover Ottawa, rural and mail routes across Kansas, Franklin County, adjacent counties, and out-of-state mail with advance payment required.
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Carrer
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