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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1997

Page

7

Nightcrawlers camping club meets in Michigan Valley

The Nightcrawlers Camping Club met June 13 to 15 at Michigan Valley Campground with 38 members and guests. Loy and Clarice Knight hosted and chaired Saturday, birthdays noted for Heather Smith John Fritts Joan Cook Bev Deardorff and Pat Carey, and they were honored for their anniversary. Door prizes went to Ray Carey and Betty Bloomer. Next gathering set for July 11 13 at Carbolyn Area. Piotrowsky attends Lutheran convention in Charlotte North Carolina as Faith Lutheran Church Ottawa member and voting delegate, joining 12 area churches. She sang in a 500 voice choir and helped set mission goals for the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League. The event ran June 26 to 29 with theme Hold Up the Light and featured CeCe Winans in concert and a Run for the Son. The league has about 200000 members.

Nightcrawlers Camping Club Nightcrawlers Michigan Valley Loy Clarice Knight Heather Smith John Fritts Joan Cook Bev Deardorff Pat Carey Ray Carey Betty Bloomer Carbolyn Piotrowsky Marty Piotrowsky Faith Lutheran Church Ottawa Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Lutheran Women’s Missionary League Charlotte N.C Christian Growth CeCe Winans International Lutheran’s Women’s Missionary League The

Herald lands statewide honors at Kansas press meeting

The Ottawa Herald earned three Kansas Press Association awards at the 105th annual convention in Lawrence Holidome. Valerie Wolf took second in personal column writing for a Prairie Spirit Rail Trails piece with her two golden retrievers, and third in feature writing for Walt Butler retirement. Vickie Hull of The Eudora News also placed first in weekly feature and column writing, plus third in personal column.

Ottawa Herald Kansas Press Association Lawrence Holidome Herald Valerie Wolf Prairie Spirit Brady Murphy Wolf Eral Eudora News The Texas Press Association

Harley-Davidson official praised for Kansas City plant turnaround

ANSAS CITY, Mo. Karl Eberle, general manager of Harley-Davidson's new $86 million Platte County plant, is credited with turning around relations with Kansas City's minority and women subcontractors. He acknowledged early missteps, promised 30 percent enterprise zone hiring, and outlined plans to eventually employ 500 at the site.

Ansas City Karl Eberle Eberle Harley-Davidson Platte County Kansas City Harley Emanuel Cleaver Black Chamber of Commerce Karl A. Marie Young Chamber Kansas Citions

Ottawa subscription rates and contact details listed

Reader Information outlines subscription prices for Ottawa and surrounding areas including carrier delivery in Ottawa at 7.10 dollars per month, rural towns 7.75, rural motor route 8.10, Franklin counties mail 8.05, rest of Kansas 9.80, all other states 10.10, tax not included, with three six and twelve month discounts and Fox tollfree numbers listed.

Ottawa Franklin Kansas

Nursing schools tighten rules after Kleypas case

A new Kansas law bars anyone convicted of crimes against people from obtaining nursing licenses as state officials tighten admission standards. Pittsburg State University must require KBI background checks and an ethical-conduct code for nursing students, amid concerns about screening limits and accurate disclosures.

Pas Pittsburg State University Kleypas Kansas City Kan Dawn Reid Kansas State Nurses Association Kansas Nursing Ms. Reid Kansas Bureau of Investigation Imittsburg Gary Kley Jo-Ann Marrs Pittsburg State Nursing Department Pittsburg Nursing Ms. Marrs Carrie Williams Joplin Ms. Williams Missouri Bess Lawrence Galena

Reading as a Menu of Books and Bible Tastes

A playful essay compares vegetables and books to meals, arguing that children need variety to read broadly. It links comic books to Greek myth and French Revolution, and RL Stine to dessert after vegetables, urging parents to let kids sample diverse works to foster reading.

Nancy Sluggo R-L. Stine R.L. Stine Hell Cain Land of God

Fireworks safety tips for county readers

Fireworks are legal outside Ottawa city limits with safety tips. Avoid illegal devices like large shells and high powder fireworks. Children under five risk from sparklers, so offer glow wands and noisemakers. Light only outdoors in open areas away from structures and flammables, keep water nearby, never relight duds, and supervise at all times.

Ottawa

Unclear forecast data from Ottawa power plant segment

The report shows a fragmented forecast with 30 percent thunderstorm chances mainly after midnight and highs reaching the 90s. It references extended forecasts for Tuesday and Wednesday with varying thunderstorm chances, notably in the north and east, and notes warm to very warm conditions with low 70s to 70s and winds from the south to southwest.

Ottawa

Grand jury to study OKC case

A grand jury was empaneled to probe possible broader Oklahoma City bombing conspiracies amid a petition drive by state Rep. Charles Key and accountant Glenn Wilburn. Prosecutors questioned jurors as the panel was selected in open court, with mixed views on the probe's necessity and cost.

Klahoma City Oklahoma City Charles Key Glenn Wilburn Pat Morgan Ben Baker Midwest City

Kansas colleges share $3.09 million education grants

Sixteen Kansas educational institutions will receive a total of 3.09 million dollars from the U.S. Department of Education to aid low income, disabled and first generation students pursuing college degrees. Wichita State leads with 267,498 dollars followed by multiple community colleges with grants ranging from 180,000 to 258,648 dollars.

Kansas U.S. Department of Education Wichita State Hutchinson Barton Labette Independence Garden City Highland Dodge City Fort Scott

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