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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1987

Page

11

Franklin County Almanac Weather Tonight And Weekend

Clear and mild tonight with lows around. Southerly wind 5 to 15 mph. Warm and sunny Saturday with highs in the low to mid 70s. Southerly wind 10 to 20 mph. Kansas extended Sunday through Tuesday with a chance for showers Sunday into early Monday. Highs upper 60s to mid 70s and lows mid 40s to low 50s. Missouri mainly fair tonight and Saturday with highs in the 70s. Nebraska mostly sunny and warm through Saturday with record highs possible. Oklahoma fair tonight, highs in the 70s. Colorado clear to partly cloudy with scattered mountain showers and highs 60s to mid 70s.

Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado

Rich top in boys and Brenda lead in girls at zone meet

Rich topped second place Brian Duncan and runnerup Mitch Thompson in the boys division. Brenda won the girls division over Watsana Anonthysene Rebecca Osadil Jennifer Mages and Kelly Cox. Winners advance to zone competition for a state contest with a $1,000 scholarship at stake.

Rich Brian Duncan Mitch Thompson Brenda Watsana Anonthysene Rebecca Osadil Jennifer Mages Kelly Cox Steve Zuk

Vandalism and court actions fill Thursday docket

Admissions list includes Alice Louderback and Henry Mason. Dismissals note damage to a camper near Mears Park. Sheriff reports a window and door glass breakage. Aaron L. Waddell of Pittsburg sentenced to 1 to 2 years with probation for a January theft, with extensive probation conditions and restitution. Appearances, civil filings, and municipal court entries cover suspensions, charges, and fines.

Alice Louderback N. Main Henry Mason S. Elm Glenda Sue Gavel Ash Jamette Quenn Canterbury Courts Martin Johnnie Brockway S. Cedar Mears Park Aaron L. Waddell Pittsburg Secretary of Corrections Havens Steel Davis Road Waddell Crawford County

Hayden corrections proposal draws sharp Senate critique

In Topeka Senator Michael Johnston blasted Governor Hayden for seeking to drop professional qualifications for the corrections secretary. He called it a wretched example of political cronyism while noting the state faces overcrowding and an $82 million budget. Hayden aide Kathy Peterson denied the charges as political and said no appointment has been made.

Topeka Kan Senate Michael Johnston Mike Hayden Secretary of Corrections Johnston House Hayden Kathy Peterson Peterson Corrections

Kansas Near Picked as Host for Regional Waste Dump

A state study on low level radioactive waste shows Kansas has about a 75 percent chance to host a regional dump, narrowing feasible sites to 833 square miles across 18 Kansas counties and one site in Louisiana, with no suitable areas found in Oklahoma. The proposal to exit the five-state compact faces debate in the Senate, amid calls to study options including forming a new pact with Texas.

Topeka Kan Kansas Arkansas Louisiana Nebrasa Oklahoma Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Robert T. Stephan Paul Feleciano D-Wichita Feleciano Merrill Werts R-Junction City Werts Congress Gress Nebraska Atchison Doniphan Brown Jackson Nemaha Marshall Republic Jewell Mitchell Lincoln Smith Osborne Phillips Rooks Graham Gove Logan Wallace

Obituaries for Ruth Elma Ames McCrea and Kimberly Gragg

Funeral services for Ruth Elma Ames McCrea 84 of Richmond will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Richmond United Methodist Church with two ministers officiating. Burial in Richmond Cemetery. Survivors include husband Ralph S. McCrea Jr and two sons, two daughters, sisters, 12 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Memorials to the Richmond United Methodist Church library. Graveside services for Kimberly Ann Gragg seven weeks old were held at Highland Cemetery with Rev. William Weber officiating. Born January 19 1987 she died March 5 1987 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her parents two brothers a sister and four grandparents.

Ruth Elma (Ames) McCrea Richmond Ottawa Richmond United Methodist Church Harriet Bechtle Rick Nutt Richmond Cemetery Ralph Samuel McCrea McCrea Telephone Company Forester’s Department United Methodist W. 15Th Ralph Samuel McCrea Jr Gridley William Ames McCrea Mission Jane Nutt Kansas City Patsy Ruth Kerschner Shawnee Mary Tucker Elm Hattie McClellan Montebello Calif Lamb-Roberts Kimberly Ann Gragg Dennis Marilyn Gragg S. Cherry Ransom Memorial Hospital Highland Cemetery William Weber Jason Brian Gragg Miranda Gragg Everett Vivian Gr S. Cherry St Kansas Ruth McCrea Ruth Ames McCrea Ralph S. McCrea Richmond United

Ottawa area brief highlights counselors and school events

JEANNIE TIFFANY attended the 38th annual University of Kansas Principal Counselor and Community College Conference in Lawrence drawing over 140 officials from Missouri and Kansas. West Franklin U S C 287 school board to meet Monday 7 30 p m at Pomona Education Center to discuss construction 1987 88 calendar Kan sas Minimum Competency Testing and other items including a resignation and teacher negotiations. APRIL ANDREA Miller named Winter Sports Queen of Southwest High School in Kansas City active in many activities. Public hearings on the preliminary draft of the 1989 Kansas Water Plan set for March 16 at Fort Scott Community College and March 17 at Lyon County Courthouse Emporia.

Jeannie Tiffany Ottawa High School University of Kansas Lawrence Missouri Kansas West Franklin U.S.C. 287 Education Center Pomona April Andrea Miller Janet Carver Kansas City Fort Scott Community

Community Briefs Advertise Local Events and Sales

Weekend pickup for a paper drive by Faith Lutheran Youth, a Quenemo Penny Supper on March 7, a yard sale at Clara's Fabrics, a chili supper at Faith Lutheran Church, and dormant oil discounts at Willis arden Center. Legislative coffee at Peoples National Bank with Senator Allen and Rep. Beauchamp. Fresh garden seeds at Jay's Hardware and Spring specials at Willis Garden Center. Eagles Lodge Hamburger Night, expert ring repair at Drake Jewelry, Country Gold dance at Ottawa VFW, new bulk garden stock at Willis Garden Center, Lent service at Trinity United Methodist Church with music by North Baptist women's sextet.

Peoples National Bank Allen Rep Beauchamp Chamber Legislative Committee

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