Anderson panel considers future for county development group
Anderson commissioners met with DEVANCO board to discuss the resigning director Dan Benjamin and funding for a new hire. They reviewed focus for future years, with ACED funding about 20 000 and DEVANCO staff costs around 13 000. Also approved July 14 events for tourism profile and bike trail promotion, plus budget talks for 1996 and local requests from several agencies. Grain prices drifted with soybeans at 5 46 and corn at 2 59 while wheat rose to 4 29. A Polish program and Lake Garnett Park sessions were set for July notables.
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ANCO
Yarnett~anderson
Development Corporation of
Anderson County
Devanco
Dan Benjamin
Benjamin
Ann Calahan
City of
Garnett
Garnett Area Chamber of Commerce
Anderson County Economic Development Committee
ACED
Chamber
Anderson County Soil Conservation Service
Anderson County Extension Council
Anderson County Sheriff's Department
Anderson County Council On Aging
Tri-Ko
Lake Mary Center
South East Kansas Mental Health Department
County OKs annex lease and Walnut Creek housing plan
Franklin County commissioners approved a lease for Edward D. Jones moving into the county annex at 15th and Main at 9.70 per square foot yearly. A Walnut Creek Acres plat near Wellsville was approved. The panel also authorized spraying the annex south end and set Wyandotte inmate revenue at 35 per day per person, plus a six point salary plan raising minimum wage to seven and allowing a 3 percent budget increase.
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Anklin County Pheenis Jones
Edward D. Jones
15Th and
Main
Walnut Creek Acres
Wellsville
Chuck Light
Franklin County
City weighs gas utility study and benefits plan
Commissioners authorize up to 10000 to explore a city owned natural gas utility. They discuss a one year health care package with mail order service, while some oppose it. A July 5 vote on the plan is planned. Police staffing changes and a potential retirement are also reviewed, with no net budget impact. Heartland China seeks a property tax exemption.
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Lambers
Matt Matthews
Gene Ramsey
Richard Jackson
Vicki Cummiskey
Jackson
Cummiskey
Marlin Kimball to Take Office at Next School Board Meeting
The school board plans local-option budget actions as Marlin Kimball will assume office at the upcoming meeting. Franklin County property valuation rose about 7 million in the past year to just over 54 million, aided by a 15.1 percent increase largely due to a Wal-Mart distribution center tax exemption next year. A new alternative school may open in the fall in the basement of the Franklin County Mental Health building with 30 openings and each district contributing 3,626 per student. Mitch Gaffen named as teacher at the alternative school. other positions include a behavior-disorders specialist and four teacher aides. Next year’s bus contract with D&H Inc. for 200,605, a 2 percent rise. Classified staff pay rises raise minimum to 6.25 per hour, 6.60 after 90 days. top pay remains 9 with longevity. Adult education funding renewed at 20,326 per year for five years. Unused budget funds may be transferred to special education before July 1. Elementary counselor Becky Reynolds to move from Garfield to Hawthorne next year.
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Jeff Herrman
Daryl Shutt
Herrman
Shutt
Ottawa
eWere
Heartland China
Duncan
Franklin County
Donna Mietchen
Wal-Mart
Franklin County Mental Health
Mitch Gaffen
Lyndon Old West birthday celebration highlights local history
The event centers on teaching in a one room schoolhouse and contrasts riding side saddle with astride. Calamity Jane Thiever and Rosa Fix recount past exploits and family life as the community hosts Fiddlers and dancers. CHAPS gun reenactments, stagecoach rides, a Kansas Horseshoe Pitch Championship prize split, a horse parade, trail hash dinner, The Plaid Family concert, and a Sunday pancake feed with music conclude the festival.
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Jane
Thiever
Rosa Fix
Kansas
Courthouse Lawn
Lyndon City Park
Nashville Network
General questioned over luxury trip for top Air Force officer
A 116000 trip for a senior Air Force commander prompted critics to cite a mindset in the force toward lavish perks for high ranking officers. Defense Secretary Perry ordered a review as an inspector general report urged cost limits, noting Ashy’s September 1994 Naples to Peterson flight aboard an Air Force jet to assume command of U S Space Command and Air Force Space Command.
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Air Force
Defense
William Perry
John White
Ashy
Naples
Italy
Peterson Air Force Base
Colo
McGuire Air Force Base
Peterson
U.S. Space Command
Air Force Space Command
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1994 Establishment Details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective October 1, 1994 with prices for Ottawa and rural routes, plus mail rates for Franklin County and out of state. It notes advance payment, post office mailing details, and publication staff in Ottawa, Kansas.
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Otawa
Chang Ottawa
Deus Tonight Weather Outlook
Clear night with a low in the lower 60s and light southerly wind. Extended forecast calls for cooler days Thursday and Friday with a chance of storms. Lows 55 to 65, highs 75 to 85, then Saturday warm and dry with upper 50s to lower 60s and highs in the 80s.
Oddball Classifieds Spur Eccentric Purchases Worldwide
A quirky blend of items ranges from a porcelain head doll of Indiana University coach Bob Knight in a red sweater to guitar-shaped toilet-seat lids priced from 49 dollars by Louisville dealer Marvin Maxwell. Also notes odor eating underwear from Japan, a pheromone scented undergarment, a space shuttle for sale from Victor Rylkov with bids at 5 to 10 million dollars, plus mail order crime props like Chia Pet foam and a foul liquid for self defense.
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Indiana University
Bob Knight
Tom Alberts
Marvin Maxwell
Louisville
New York Times
Victor Rylkov
New York Post
Rylkov
Motniya Aerospace Company
Russia
Chia
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St Petersburg
Fla
Laundering Charges Filed in U.S. District Court San Antonio
A four count money laundering case was filed in U S District Court in San Antonio. A resignation letter from Brace was read to his congregation on Sunday stating he was quitting for personal reasons. Rathbun refused to say if Bruce would face charges and Kansy wouldn’t comment on the status.
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U.S. ‘District Court
San ‘Antonio
Brace
Rathbun
Bruce
Kansy
WOMEN'S HEALTH NOTICE AT THE CLINIC PHARMACY
The Clinic Pharmacy at 1 S Main Fr Co Annex offers free Pap smear screening on July 18 from Fr Co Health Dept. Call 913 242 1873 or 1 800 427 1873 for an appointment or more information.
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Meen Anes
S. Main
Fr. Co. Health Dept
Main
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