Fourth district hires corrections director from KC area
The Fourth Judicial District appointed Scott Hutton as director of its four county community corrections program, hiring him from Wyandotte County where he has led intensive probation since 1987. Hutton begins July 16 after brief interview in Lyden. The board also discussed funding gaps and a pending lease in the Alco building.
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Lori Alvarado
Fourth Judicial District
Kansas City
Scott Hutton
Wyandotte
Hutton
Lyndon
Ottawa
American Technical University
Killeen
Texas
Ottumwa
Iowa
U.S. Amy
State Department of Corrections
Alco
15Th and Main
Franklin County
Steelman
James Smith
DOC
Smith
Undersea World Exhibit Transforms Ottawa Gallery
The Ottawa Community Arts Council gallery becomes an undersea realm for a week as ten children age 6 to 12 collaborate on a three dimensional display by Jacques Jessop. Kelp fish and rocks made from surveyor tape fill the space while a fan stirs the hanging fish bags.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Jacques Jessop
Brad Jessop
Jessop
Arts Center
Ottawa
OCAC
Deborah Barker
Roitz added to program at Wellsville breakfast
A third candidate, Ed Roitz for Congress in the Fifth District, joins Doyle Talkington and Jack Beauchamp at the Franklin County Republican Women's breakfast at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Wellsville Cafe. Visitors welcome. TOPEKA AP Gov Hayden says his name will be removed from a drug grant contract if local officials object, to avoid political backlash in an election year. He aims to keep focus on fighting illegal drugs.
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Wellsville
Franklin County
Ed Roitz
Congress
Doyle Talkington
Jack Beauchamp
Kansas
House of Representatives
Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden
Hayden
Wall Street gains ground to start 1990 half-year
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 7.68 to 2,886.39 by noon as gains beat losses about 695 to 571 on the NYSE trading floor. The market showed a positive tone with 537 issues unchanged in nationwide trading, signaling a tentative end to the first half of 1990.
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New York
Wall Street
Firemen Battle Santa Barbara County Wildfire Damage Surges
Calm winds aided 800 firefighters as Santa Barbara County battles a wide blaze that destroyed 524 structures including 315 homes. Across six counties north, east and south of Los Angeles arsons blamed for fires have burned over 14,000 acres, with Glendale losses estimated at 30 million and Santa Barbara County over 500 million.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Los Angeles
Glendale
Kay O’brien
Ottawa area ad briefs andCorrections mix
CORRECTION- concert tickets 4 advance general, 5 at gate, at Budge's Sports 30 off summer wear Young Place 230 S Main CORRECTION: BABY BEAUTY Contest July 4 Forest Park East shelter ages NB-24 mos registrations 8 15 8 55 am no fee judging 9 am Ottawa Jaycees. CROOKS FLOOR Covering closed Sat June 30. FIREWORKS special Firecrackers buy 1 get 2 free west Pomona. GET SET For 4th with COOL haircut at Charlottes Chat & Curl call 242-2377 1740 S Elm Open evenings by appointment Westminister Pre School Open House Sat June 30 9 11 am 13th Maple Public Welcomes Intergenerational Sunday School 2nd grade through adults First Baptist Church 4th Hickory Pepsi products 12 pack 12 oz 2 89 Town & Country Supply 202 Walnut Tomato disease garden center Willis 242-6062 Flat & Rose Sale continues
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John Conlee
Budge's Sports
Young Place
Forest Park East Shelter House
Ottawa Jaycees
Charlotte's
Chat & Curl
S. Elm
First Baptist Church
4Th
Hickory
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Franklin County Gains From $2 Billion Highway Plan
The 1989 plan announced by Gov. Mike Hayden and Transportation Secretary Horace Edwards funds highway improvements statewide, with Franklin County set for a bridge overlay on I-35 in 1991 and multiple US-59 projects including resurfacing, reconstruction, and bridge replacements across nearby routes in 1991 to 1995, plus guard fences and railings on several bridges.
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Lori Alvarado
Franklin County
Mike Hayden
Hayden
State
Horace Edwards
Anderson-Franklin County
Ottawa
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Middle Creek
Rock Creek
Osage County
Burlingame City Limits
Dragoon Creek
Osage-Coffey County
Salt Creek
Lyndon City Limits
Opossum Creek
110-Mile Creek
Anderson County
Little Indian Creek
Indian Creek
Missouri-Pacific
Garnett
Anderson
Pottawatomie Creek
Coffey-Anderson County
Corrections Apology For Marijuana Charge Error
The Herald corrected a Tuesday report that Lester L Coulter was under suspicion to sell marijuana. He was actually charged with possession of marijuana and failure to affix a tax stamp on drugs. The paper also apologized for omitting Tony Kolody as a recycling volunteer who donated trucks and a loader.
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The
Herald
Lester L. Coulter
W. 2Nd
DEA
Doug Waterman
the Herald
Joan Vibert
Tony Kolody
Kolody
Ottawa Herald Classified Rates Show Postal Date Details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective April 1990 for Ottawa subscribers and surrounding regions. Rates vary by delivery method including carrier, motor route, and mail, with annual, semiannual, and quarterly options and different prices for in-state, out-of-state, and rural addresses.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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