Lawrence salsa company expands in Ottawa area
Senor Stan's Hombre Salsa from Lawrence started last year by Stan Schneck sells mild medium and hot varieties in Ottawa 1602 jars at Apple Market Country Mart and Wal-Mart Supercenter with about 300 cases produced monthly Also available in Pomona and Lawrence Schneck credits Kansas State Extension Bureau for early help Most popular is hot variety and a tasting event runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Country Mart.
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Lawrence
Stan Schneck
Ottawa
Stan
Apple Market
Country Mart
Wal-Mart
Schneck
Pomona
Kansas City
RMH Olathe affiliation talks gain momentum
RMH administrator Bregant told the Ransom Memorial Hospital board negotiations with Olathe Medical Center on an affiliation are progressing as if in place. Olathe has already aided RMH in communication needs physician recruitment and policy review. RMH aims to share the draft before the April meeting.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Ob Bregant
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Olathe Medical Center
RMH
Bregant
Ransom
Olathe
Tom Briggs
Ottawa Herald Reader Information and Delivery Details
Information for readers about home delivery times in Ottawa and surrounding areas, contact numbers for service issues, and monthly subscription rates by carrier and mail. Includes Ottawa and rural rates, Franklin County mail, adjoining counties, rest of Kansas, and other states with tax and discount notes.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
The Ottawa Herald Staff Directory Note
A fragmented notice lists staff positions for The Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas including editor Jay Bemis advertising director Tom Love business manager Kathy Miller circulation manager Gene Kelsey production manager Jean Rossman and press foreman Wayne Snow with partial street and postal details.
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Jay Bemis
Edgor
Tom Love
Kathy Miller
Offic
Gene Kelsey
Jean Rossman
Wayne Snow
KSU to Develop Large Horticulture Farm at Sunflower Plant
Kansas State University plans a 260 acre horticultural research farm at the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant near De Soto Kansas. The project includes a one dollar per year lease and has fences plowed 65 acres and field studies under way. The site will support soil climate and crop trials for a regional horticulture industry.
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Esoto
Kan
Kansas State University
Sunflower Army Ammunition
Johnson County
K-State
de Soto
University
Department of Horticulture, Forestry and Recreational Resources
Tom Warner
Plains
Warner
Western Resources defends billing amid gas price woes
Western Resources officials told Kansas lawmakers the utility is fixing 23 million past bills from the last three years and will issue credits to customers for errors. The company noted gas prices rise with supply and demand, and the Kansas Corporation Commission selected Price Waterhouse to study billing practices.
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Topeka
Kan
Western Resources
Steve Kitchen
Western
Senate
House Utilities Committees
Kansas Corporation Commission
Price Waterhouse
KCC
Citizens’ Utility Ratepayers Board
ECC
KPI
KGE
Bill Eliason
Gas Purchasing
Eliason
City votes on local purchases and fees in ongoing budget talk
Mayor Gene Ramsey cast a negative vote on purchases, preferring local sourcing for lawn mowers from Heiun company. Police report fees rise to five dollars for four pages and one dollar per extra page. Demolition approved for 825 Cypress as a public hazard, funded by a grant. City calendar set for 1997 capital improvement plan with a first hearing in April and formal adoption in September.
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Cypress
Fire Department
Prairie Spirit Trail expansion faces railbanking debate
The trail from Richmond to Welda and Ottawa moves forward while Garnett to Tola remains unfunded. Landowners oppose reversionary rights claims, while state park officials cite railbanking rules. Senate bills to place parts into the state park system and form a study task force await House action. Testimony featured garnering support from Gar nett mayor and park officials amid opposition from local landowners.
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Richmond
Welda
Anderson County
Ottawa
Garnett
Tola
House Environment Committee
House Tourism Committee
Robert Tyson
Senate
House
Tyson
Janice Hodgson
Katherine Dietrich
Princeton
Ed Alvis
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Tom Morgan
Dale Anderson
William Manners
Orville Cole
Garnett Area
William Toumberlin
Franklin County
Clyde Boots
Morgan
Cole
Jackson Wins Settlement Over Housing Discrimination Case
Jackson and Gillett settled after HUD findings over alleged housing discrimination. Gillett apologized and agreed to notify Jackson of future vacancies. Jackson sought fairness, initially asking 5000 but accepted 1500 plus a further apology.
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Gillett
Jackson
Weekend Weather Forecast: Warm, Dry Across The Region
The forecast calls for Friday through Sunday mostly warm and dry. Friday lows in the 40s with highs upper 70s and lower 80s southwest. Saturday highs in the 60s to near 70s with southwest readings in the lower 70s, and Sunday cooler with 30s on the lows and 40s to 70s highs, southwest warmer.
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