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Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
YAK Trainer Talk at Prairie Flyers Meeting
Doug Robertson will discuss his Russian built YAK trainer at the Prairie Flyers Experimental Aircraft Association meeting at 9 a.m. Saturday at Ottawa Municipal Airport. The session, rescheduled from April due to poor weather, will cover the plane history flying characteristics and unusual mechanical systems. The meeting is open to the public.
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Doug Robertson
Prairie Flyers Experimental Aircraft Association
Ottawa Municipal
Robertson
Evening and Saturday Activities List at Local Centers
At 6 p.m. the Fit and Fun Club meets at Wellsville Senior Center for a potluck dinner open to all seniors. At 7 p.m. the Suzuki Institute holds its season final concert in Ottawa University Chapel. Saturday includes an 8 a.m. Farmers Market at Town and Country Supply east parking lot and a 9 a.m. Prairie Flyers EAA Chapter gathering at Ottawa Municipal Airport.
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Wellsville Senior Center
Suzuki Institute
Ottawa University
S. Cedar St
S. Princeton St
Prairie Flyers Eaa
Ottawa Municipal Airport
Hospital Notes And Jail Reports From Ottawa Area
Wednesday admissions include Theresa Baker Mary Barnhart Harriett Woods Dorothy Pritchett Kaylin Gragg all of Ottawa Births list a son to Theresa and Josh Baker of Ottawa. Dismissals include Kaylin Gragg Julie Hall and daughter Ottawa Anthony Stanton Garnett Linda Taul Pomona Leora Frack Lyndon. Arrests record Paul Dunlap 23 Ottawa probation violation bond $1000 remains jailed. Michael Samford 24 Baldwin City disorderly conduct theft bond $225. David Yohe 48 Lyndon warrant failure to appear bond $550. David Crim 32 Mulberry St driving while intoxicated habitual violator bond $2000. Thefts reported 2800 Tennessee Terrace Amplifier and 300 North Main Pomona plus gas can and gasoline.
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Theresa Baker
Ottawa
Mary Barnhart
Harriett Woods
Dorothy Pritchett
Kaylin Gragg
Julie Hall
Anthony Stanton
Garnett
Linda Taul
Pomona
Leora Frack
Lyndon
Baldwin City
David Wayne Yohe
Liberty St
Kansas Highway Patrol
David Michael Crim
Mulberry St
Tennessee Terrace
North Main Street
Ohio Township Secures $30,000 Homeland Security Grant
The Ohio Township Fire Department received a $30,000 homeland security grant announced Tuesday by U S Senator Pat Roberts. Funds will buy equipment for a new pumper truck and gear for another pumper, aiding Princeton and surrounding areas as part of the 2004 Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program.
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Herald
Ohio Township
Rick Lawin
U.S
Pat Roberts
Princeton
Kansas
Sabetha Fire Department
Kirwin
United States Department of Homeland Security
United States
Machinists authorize strike at Cessna Wichita
Cessna Aircraft Co workers under IAM Local 774 authorize a potential strike if talks fail. Formal negotiations set to begin August 12 with about 4,300 employees in the local, 2,650 union members. Health care costs job security and wages cited as top concerns amid outsourcing fears.
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Wichita
Cessna Aircraft Co
Cessna
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Rob Wood
Wood
Jessica Myers
Kids learn not to badger wildlife in Kansas woods
Kansas wildlife educator Alaine Neelly Hudlin taught Richmond children at the community building about fur pelts animal skulls and past and present wildlife as part of the summer reading program. She explained owls wings are serrated for silent flight and warned children not to handle wild animals for safety and disease reasons.
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Gandace Jones
Richmond
Kansas
Alaine Neelly Hudlin
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Richmond Library
Hudlin
Justin Springer
Springer
Teryn Tudor
Baltimore
Tudor
Harvest delay hurts Franklin County wheat start
After a weeklong delay from storms Franklin County farmers resumed harvesting in soft ground. Elevators report test weights 53 to 58 pounds and moisture around 14 to 15 percent, below the preferred 60 to 61. Wheat scab and weeds threaten quality while rain nudges farmers toward double cropping soybeans if conditions stay favorable.
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Franklin County
Darren Hibdon
Franklin County Extension Agriculture
Beachner Grain
Richmond
Hibdon
Overbrook sale barn changes hands to Glosses
Overbrook Livestock Commission Company at 305 W First St. shifts from Joyce and John Dillon to Rob and Debbie Gloss of rural Overbrook. TheGlosses take over Sept. 1 with a grand opening Sept. 6, while sales continue Mondays with 1100 head of cattle sheep goats and horses expected this season.
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Overbrook
Joyce
John Dillon
Overbrook Livestock Commission Company
First St
Rob
Debbie Gloss
Gloss
Joyce Dillon
Rob Gloss
Debbie
Dillon
John
Franklin County
Glass
Sale Barn
Debbie Glass
Red Barn Café
Sale Barns
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