Farewell open house for Hanson in rural Rantoul
Larry and Debbie Hanson plan an open house for their son David Hanson from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday March 20 at the Rantoul Community Center. David departs April 4 for recruit training at Naval Training Center Orlando and will join the naval nuclear program after eight weeks. He is a 1992 graduate of Central Heights High School and studied at Kansas State University.
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Hanson Rantoul
Larry
Debbie Hanson
Rantoul
David Hanson
Rantoul Community Center
David
Navy
U.S. Naval Training Center
Orlando
Fla
Central Heights High School
Kansas State University
la Leche League
Ottawa
Jeff
Julie McAdoo
Maple
Wellsville
Conservation Club
Williamsburg-Ottawa
Eckan Commodity Distribution
East Central
Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation
Franklin County
Ecean Center
Cedar Square Apartments
Williamsburg Community Building
Princeton City Hall
Richmond
Rantoul Fellowship Hall
Walnut Plaza Apartments
B.J. Chandler
Eckan Human Services
Hume Campaign Plans Ottawa Stop Monday
Republican candidate Joe Hume of the Second District will campaign in Ottawa Monday. Raised in Ottawa and educated in its public schools, he owns Hume Music Co. in Topeka. Don Waymire will manage the Franklin County campaign and says Hume will speak at 11 a.m. on the west steps of the Franklin County Courthouse.
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Joe Hume
Congress
Ottawa
Hume
Hume Music Co
Topeka
Don Waymire
Franklin County
Waymire
Drug bust ends with seized cash and legal fight
In Oklahoma, police stopped two Mexican men, found $28,963 in a suitcase, and used a drug dog to search the Nissan. No drugs were found, but the men face felony charges for money derived from illegal drug trafficking. Civil forfeiture preserves the cash for district attorney use.
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Apez
Winter
Rick Brown
Tyrone Reserve Police Department
Nissan
Lopez
Gamboa Ruiz
Bobby Forman
Hooker
Okla
U.S. Air Force
Oklahoma City
Texas
Guymon
Oklo
Robert Miles
Liberal
Meni
Miles
Fio
Oklahoma
Dodge City
Weather report for Ottawa region extends Monday to Wednesday
The Ottawa weather forecast shows overnight lows in the mid 30s to lower 40s and daytime highs generally in the 60s. Data sourced from the Ottawa Water Plant local log reflects current temperatures and conditions.
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Kansas
City seeks citizen help on Small Cities CDBG grants
Ottawa begins work on CDBG grant applications inviting citizen participation across five areas including housing and economic development. First funding round in April, with bids ranging from 100000 to 500000 dollars. Public hearing at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. written comments due by April 1 to city manager Scott Lambers.
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Ottawa
Floan Guaranty
Scott Lambers
Fourth & Walnut
City of
February Retail Sales Jump After January Slowdown
Washington AP reports that retail sales rose 1.5 percent in February 1994, rebounding from a revised 1.6 percent drop in January as Americans shopped despite ice and snow. Analysts caution the two month period remains flat and do not see a sustained boom continuing the 1993 peak.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Schodorf pushes harsher crime penalties and new prisons
Kansas candidate Schodorf urges statewide sentencing guidelines and tougher punishment for property crimes, proposing jail weekends for youths, chain gangs on dirt roads, and publishing offenders’ names. He favors hard time prisons, expanded attorney general offices, and a volunteer retired-staff investigative force. He highlights consumer fraud crackdowns and keeps county funds from fines.
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Schodorf
Kansas
Attorney General's Office
Attorney General
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Attorney General’s
Wichita
South African Leader Faces Unrest as Bophuthatswana Turmoil Grows
South African leader Mangope agrees to vote amid street clashes that leave men shot and wounded, civilians pleading for medical care before a police officer fatally shoots one. Looting erupts across the homeland declared independent 17 years ago, with De Klerk pledging SA troops to restore order. Mangope submits Northwest Christian Democratic Party candidate list by Friday midnight deadline.
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Bophuthatswana
Mangope
South Africa
F.W. de Klerk
Northwest Christian Democratic Party
Aromatique Aromastones At Heavenly Scents And More
Aromastones in sunflowers are sold only at Heavenly Scents. An inventory reduction sale at Creation Station, 120 S Main. Jazz Supper Club photo proofs available at OCC, 106 E 5th, viewing hours 9:30 to noon and 1 to 4, weekdays and 11 to 5 Saturdays. St Patrick’s Day apparel at Screen and Holler, 415. Spring designs debut. Watch in Search of the Lord's Way Sundays on WIBW TV 8:30 to 9 am. West 15th Street Church of Christ invites Bible Study at 9:30 am then communion and preaching at 10:30 am.
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OCC
Sun
WIBW
West 15Th Street Church of Christ
Serb missiles kill 12 in Yugoslavia amid cease-fire tensions
Yasushi Akashi reported two Serb soldiers were killed by snipers in Sarajevo, where the cease-fire largely held since February 9. A French peacekeeper died near Bihac as U.N. spokesman Maj. Jose Labandeira confirmed. Lt. Gen. Sir Michael Rose warned NATO fighters could be deployed if U.N. personnel are attacked.
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Yugoslavia
Yasushi Akashi
Sarajevo
Michael Rose
Bosnia
NATO
U.N
Dole aide to visit Ottawa for community Q and A
Jill Maycumber regional representative for Senator Bob Dole will hold a free community meeting at Ransom Memorial Hospital from 2 to 3 pm Friday. No formal presentation is planned. She will answer questions on current legislation and aid with Social Security Veterans Administration and military or federal pensions questions. Continuous access and assistance offered to all attendees.
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Jill Maycumber
Bob Dole
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Maycumber
Veterans Administration
Sacred Heart to host science fair and pre registration
Sacred Heart school grades 1-6 will hold a science fair Monday with judging from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and displays open to the public at 7 p.m. Pre-registration for the 1994-95 year for grades 1-6 runs 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Parents should visit the school office at 408 S Cedar or call 242-4297.
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Sacred Heart School
S. Cedar
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1903 Ottawa Kansas
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective October 1 1903 reflecting rates for Ottawa in state and out of state by carrier motor route and mail. Rates cover one to twelve months with varying charges for Franklin County Miami Douglas Osage anderson and other counties plus sales tax. All rates are in advance.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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Opment
Quivira Council of
Boy Scouts of America
YMCA
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Fr. Co
S. Main
Screen & Holler
Bihac
Maj
Jose Labandeira
Dole
Sacred Heart
The
Ottawa Herald
Cadar
Second Clase Apt
Jay Bomis
Jess Foreman
Jean Rossman Pas
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