Just another Mexican pleads in dodge city case
Flores explains in court why two friends arrested during a US 54 stop carried 28963 in cash. The money and a 1987 Nissan were sought for forfeiture by Texas County DA. He describes Mexican workers cash use, risk of police seizures, and ties to Laguna Grande Zacatecas.
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Santos Lopez
Ignacio Gamboa Ruiz
Tyrone
Okla
Texas
Gamboa Ruiz
Laguna Grande
Zacatecas
Dodge City
United States
Gattibioa Ruiz
Wilson Trailers
Old Mexico
D.G. Kohlstedt
Moundridge
Great Bend
Oklahoma
U.S. Customs
United
Lamon
Garden City
Liberal
Mexico
Host families sought for foreign students in Iowa program
International Student Exchange of Iowa seeks Franklin County families to host a foreign student for one month this summer or for 1994 95. Hosts provide room and board and can have teens or young children. Students bring pocket money and are insured. Contact Imre and Linda Takacs, 1600 Burnside Lane, St. Charles MO 63303, or call 1 800 356 9365.
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International
Iowa
Franklin County
United States
Imre
Linda Takacs
Burnside Lane
St. Charles
Ottawa
Warrensburg
Debra Havenor
Maceé
Central Missouri State University
Clark
Ann Havenor
Maple
Havenor
Ottawa High School
Craig Stewart
Stewart
Debra
Katherine
Matthew
Erick
Crain Industries
Frank Wright
127Th Field Artillery
Ottawa Armory
Women’s Christian Temperance Group
Women's Christian Temperance Mary Black Union
Goldie Watkins
OHS
Lawrence
Cathy Hughes
Ron Kimes
University of Kansas
Twin Rivers
Boy Scouts of America
Blais
Louisburg
Franklin
Miami
Anderson
Linn
Robert Thomas
Wellsville
Jerry Kier
ESU
Rachael Ball
Emporia State University
Kansas
Indiana Hoosiers themed caskets draw fans at funerals
Colors with IU and Purdue themes appear in caskets sold by Day Mortuary and others. Indiana hues are offered as fiberglass caskets from Oak Grove International, with buyers like a Bloomington family and a Texas customer choosing team colors. Similar black and gold options exist for Purdue fans, reflecting the steady demand from sports enthusiasts.
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Indiana
Jim
Burks Plans New Modern Dental Office on Main Street
William Burks, a local dentist, will move his practice to 1326 S. Main, building a facility with about three times the floor space of the current 1302 S. Main office. Construction is underway and the office is expected to be ready in about two months. Burks said the move ends years of discussion and the team is excited.
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William Burks
Burks
S. Main
Shooting Back by former White House photographer at Ottawa U
Former UPI Washington photographer Jim Hubbard will present Shooting Back at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Ottawa University Chapel Auditorium as part of the University Program Series. The free multimedia show follows Hubbard’s work with homeless children who use cameras to express themselves and regain self esteem.
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UPI
Washington
Jim Hubbard
White House
Hubbard
Chapel Auditorium
Ottawa University
Ransom trustees to meet Tuesday on alliance options
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees will convene at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the outpatient wing conference room. They will review joining the Association of Independent Hospitals and adding the University of Kansas Medical Center to the Jayhawk Health Alliance, consider employee benefits changes, and discuss a medical record improvements proposal.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Tion
University of Kansas Medical Center
Jayhawk Health Alliance
Teview
Wichita businessman withdraws from insurance race
Dan Martinez of Wichita has dropped out of the Republican race for Kansas insurance commissioner, saying campaigning would hurt his claims consulting business. Sen. Sandy Praeger and Rep. Walker Hendrix show interest in the renomination, while Ron Todd seeks reelection. Martinez will endorse Todd due to his experience.
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Opera, Kan
Wichita
Dan Martinez
Martinez
Ron Todd
Republican Party
Sandy Praeger
Lawrence
Walker Hendrix
Ottawa
Todd
Aromatique Aromastones and Sunflower Sachets Debut
AROMATIQUE introduces AROMASTONES and Sunflower scented sachets available exclusively at Heavenly Scents. Jazz Supper Club photo proofs are in at OCC 106 E Std with viewing times 9:30 to noon and 1 to 4 on Saturday. For road grading inquiries call 242 8128 or 242 6041.
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Aromatique
Ottawa Area Weather Forecast And Temperatures
Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 35 to 40 and a north wind of 5 to 15 mph. Wednesday dry with Lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s and highs in the 60s to 70s. Thursday and Friday dry with Lows in the 40s to around 50 and highs in the 60s to 70s. Official notes show barometer 30.05 and steady, sunset 6:27, sunrise 6:33, data from Ottawa Power Plant and Water Plant with yesterday’s high and current readings.
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Kansas
Higgs
Ottawa
Monte Datasv
Stadt Sles
Lake Scott State Park Named Must-See by National Geographic
Kansas park known for deep canyons and springs earns spot in 50 must-see parks in the United States. Lake Scott State Park covers 1,280 acres with a spring-fed 100-acre fishing lake and diverse topography. Budget last year was $55,200. park fees brought in over $73,000. The park offers 60 campsites, a dump station, a concessionaire, rentals, and hunting land adjacent, plus buffalo and elk herds on nearby privately owned land.
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Cot City
Kan
National Geographic Society
Kansas Park
Lake Scott State Park
Marty Burke
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Scott
Burke
Rick Stevens
Scott State Park
Hume calls for harsher penalties and classroom discipline
Candidate signs pledge to serve at least 85 percent of sentences and says three strikes is not tough enough. He backs crime linked to punishment while urging classroom discipline and teacher empowerment. He and his wife Mary have spoken to GOP groups and will address the Optimist Club at 6:45 a.m. Thursday at Country Kitchen.
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Hume
Mary
Optimist Club
Country Kitchen
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1993
Announcement lists Ottawa area and out of state mail rates for newspaper delivery starting October 1, 1993. Rates cover one month to one year across in town carriers, rural routes, motor route, Miami Douglas Osage and Anderson counties, and mailout of state with sales tax included. All rates are in advance.
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Otawe
Canier
Carier
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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