Ottawa Doll Club to hear porcelain doll artist Amy DeCock
The Ottawa Doll Club meets 7 p.m. Monday at Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio in Ottawa with speaker Amy DeCock on porcelain doll artists. The public is invited.
30 Jun 1995
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1995
Page
1
The Ottawa Doll Club meets 7 p.m. Monday at Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio in Ottawa with speaker Amy DeCock on porcelain doll artists. The public is invited.
Brad Cox of the Corps notes about 40 percent of campsites unusable while all boat ramps near North Shore Marina close this weekend for safety. Life jackets are mandatory on boats and hazards may exist underwater. No campsite reservations. prices are 10 dollars with electric hookups and 8 without. Hillsdale and Melvern report most sites usable but filling rapidly. Blackjack at Melvern State Park closes its campsite and one boat ramp.
Seoul demanded an official apology from North Korea after Pyongyang replaced the South Korean flag with its own on a ship carrying free rice. Deputy Prime Minister Rha Woong-bae said the move jeopardizes the deal to provide North Korea with 150,000 tons of free rice under a Cold War era agreement.
Today is partly cloudy and mild with highs in the upper 70s and a north wind 5 to 15 mph. Tonight will be cool and mostly clear with record or near record lows 50 to 55. Extended outlook Sunday through Tuesday shows a chance of thunderstorms with lows 55 to 65 west and 60s east and highs in the 80s.
John Joseph Daniels, 51, of Long Beach, California, was sentenced to 20 years in prison and fined 200000 dollars after a two day trial in southern Minh Hai province for trafficking almost two tons of hashish. An officer from the U S Liaison Office attended the trial. Police seized 3530 pounds of hashish on a Thai ship bound for Indonesia and the United States, with two Thais also arrested 14 months earlier.
Anderson County Economic Development officials await two survey results to guide marketing and business retention plans. The shopping pattern survey is being tabulated at Pittsburg State University, while the Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing compiles the retention survey. The June meeting discussed timing and delivery of these findings.
Jaycees outline several fundraisers and activities including a water balloon toss for children 4 to 12 from 4 to 6 p.m. Arts crafts and concessions will run all day. Live entertainment begins at noon near the shelter house in Forest Park. Mayes notes growing membership and ongoing recruitment. They sponsor Christmas party, Easter egg hunt, bowlathon supporting Cerebral Palsy Ranch, and meet the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Contact Mayes at 242-8744 for details.
Stephan, now an attorney for Williams, contacted Stovall about Kansas Pipeline amid partisan accusations from Sawyer and GOP lawmakers. The dispute centers on Western Resources contracts, a $9.2 million Kansas Corporation Commission rate rise, and a proposed pipeline linking Miami and Johnson counties. Hearings begin August 7 as officials defend consumer protection and intervene cities.
OHS Class of 75 invites classmates and friends to a 20 year reunion at Tim berlake Ranch on July 1 at 6pm. Includes contact info 019-749-4552. Ottawa Sanitation note about July 4 service. Seasonal orchard and fashion markdowns announced with uncertain spellings.
Local listings showcase Billyz Brother at End Zone tonight with Idlewild Saturday, Grand Opry at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium featuring Mike Chase and Amy Milstead, and a 125th Lyndon birthday celebration. Also slated are Lost in Yonkers at ESU, Whyte paintings at National Agricultural Center, The Will Rogers Follies at Starlight Theatre, and Independence Day festivities across the region.
The Ottawa Herald lists old rate card details for delivery by carrier motor route and mail across Kansas counties. Rates vary by duration and location with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options, all prepaid, plus state and out of state mail costs.
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