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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1993

Page

1

Geese relocated from Colorado to western Kansas project expands

About 700 Canada geese from Denver and 200 from Colorado springs are moved to Kansas as part of a fourth annual relocation led by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. The birds from Cedar Bluff Reservoir are clipped to stay, with adult geese marking a new refuge at Kanopolis Lake. The program aims to reduce Colorado crowding and curb feeding.

Cedar Bluff Reservoir Kan Kansas Colorado State Department of Wildlife and Parks Bruce Taggart Hays Taggart Denver Kansas Agency Trego County Kanopolis Lake Tagpart

Wolf Creek cooling system deemed safe amid NRC fine proposal

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission proposed a 50000 fine for Wolf Creek Nuclear Generating Station for May violations of technical specifications. Two control room handswitches for motor driven auxiliary feedwater pumps were in the wrong position for about 13 hours potentially hindering automatic start. Public health was not at risk. a turbine driven pump remained available and manual start was possible. Wolf Creek plans to pay the fine and has implemented training and procedural revisions.

Smith Wolf Creek Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Wellsville seventh grader trains top dog at county fair

Donna Krueger, 11, Wellsville, trains dogs for obedience and showmanship events amid county fair demonstrations. Students include Joel Albright, Chere Cariger, Chris Brundage, Levi Spratt, Debra Humphrey, and others in junior divisions.

Wellsville Top Dog Krueger Adamson Princeton Sparky Levi Spratt Rantoul Grizz Chere Carriger Ottawa Carly Joel Albright Wally Chris Brundage Sadie Debra Humphrey Bridget Donna Krueger Tibby Chere Cariger Debra Humphry Ralph Albright Pebbles Megan Adamson Joel Chere Carriger

Fair shows judge highlights value of sportsmanship

Hudson emphasizes that for this weekend’s show, learning sportsmanship matters more than performance. The high point boy and girl will be named at the main fair July 15 to 18. page 12 lists other weekend results.

Hudson

Pope taps new archbishop for Kansas City archdiocese

Pope John Paul II accepted Ignatius Strecker's resignation as Kansas City archbishop and named James P. Keleher, former Belleville bishop, to lead the archdiocese. Strecker, 75, had led since 1969. Keleher, 61, is a Chicago native and becomes the 10th bishop and third archbishop of the northeastern Kansas see with about 176,000 Catholics.

Vatican City John Paul II Ignatius J. Strecker Kansas City, Kan Belleville Vatican Strecker Kansas City James P. Keleher Chicago Kansas

Senior night meal at Franklin County Senior Center

The Franklin County Senior Center plans an evening meal Wednesday at 6 p.m. at 130 S Main. Menu includes baked steak with gravy scal loped potatoes three bean salad roll and cherry cheesecake. Reservations needed by 2 p.m. Tuesday. Call 242 7440. A $1 donation helps rides. Meal price is $2.70 for those under 60. donations requested from those over 60.

Franklin County Senior Center S. Main

FBI Helps Ottawa Police Train On Building Searches

About 10 FBI agents assisted Ottawa police officers in a voluntary training session led by Police Capt. Charles Bowling. The exercise focused on building searches and occurred at National Sign Building, 1415 N. Industrial Avenue.

FBI Ottawa Charles Bowling Bowling National Sign Building Industrial Avenue

Dems Picnic and Kids Event at Forest Park and New Courts

Public notices urge a June 29 Democrats Picnic at Forest Park and a 10:30 a.m. Hong Kong event by Les Panda at New Courts Building. Details include contact numbers and times for road grading and revival notices. John’s Barber Shop and Royal Cleaners announce closures in early July for vacations.

KIDS Les Panda Hong Kong New Courts 3Rd & Main Forest Park

Ottawa band plans Hawaii themed concert at City Park

The Ottawa City Band with director Brent Wheeler will perform a Hawaii themed program at 7 30 p m Tuesday in City Park at Fifth and Main. The program will include Hawaii music along with medleys of Beach Boys and Elvis Presley.

Ottawa City Hawaii City Park Fifth Brent Wheeler

Drug Free Years program for Pomona parents

A five session drug prevention program for parents of young teenagers runs 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday and the next four Tuesdays at Pomona Middle School. Presented by DCCCA as part of the Kansas Family Initiative.

Pomona Pomona Middle School DCCCA Kansas Family Initiative

Dieterich’s Service Up At Ottawa School Board Reception

Dale Dieterich, retiring from the Ottawa school board after one four year term, will be honored at 7 tonight with a reception at the central office on 420 South Main. The board plans further discussion of elementary and secondary computer technology proposals and actions on hires and a special meeting.

Dale Dieterich Ottawa S. Main Dieterich

Ottawa Herald pricing notice 1893 subscription rates

Published in Ottawa Kansas the Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective after January 1 1893 by carrier motor route mail in Ottawa Franklin County and out of state. Rates show monthly three and six month and yearly plans with explicit rural town and state tax inclusions and advance payment terms.

Ottawa Franklin County

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