Nightcrawlers plan potluck and crafts at OU Lodge
The Nightcrawlers Camping Club meets at the Woodward Center for a potato supper with 33 attendees. The next gathering on Saturday April 8 at the OU Lodge includes a 6 30 p m potluck hosted by Jo and Oden Thompson and Richard and Mary Ann Mullins. A wiener roast is set for Friday April 7 at the OU Lodge. A reception for Bev Deardorff and Fred Adamson is planned at 4 p.m. on April 8 at the OU Lodge.
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Nightcrawlers Club
Nightcrawlers Camping Club
Woodward Center
Jo and
Oden Thompson
Richard
Mary Ann Mullins
OU Lodge
Bev Deardorff
Kansas
Fred Adamson
Melissa Hoyt
Kansas State University
K-State
Hoyt
Pomona
Alpha Delta Kappa Teachers’ Sorority
Alpha Delta Kappa Teachers Sorority
Williamsburg
Michelle Graf
Mark Lynne Davis
Dixie Atchison
ADK
Becky Schock
Central Heights
Williamsburg High School
Ed Eichenberger
Mike Raley
Don Luger
Ron Kimes
Steve Strom
Virginia Harrison
Tax prep firm eyes Wal Mart space in Ottawa
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service plans to open an Ottawa office at the new Wal Mart Supercenter front, seeking a local franchisee to buy the territory covering about 50 000 people. The Ottawa site will employ 10 to 12 during peak season and offer Copy Pack and Ship services year round.
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Ottawa
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
Virginia Beach
Wal-Mart
Jackson Hewitt
Jordan
Jordon
Wal- Mart
The
Tax Service Company
Wal
Gift of Eyes Goes to Mom in Arkansas
In Ort Smith Arkansas AP a 15 year old Christopher Colin died after being struck by a car. His corneas were transplanted to his blind mother Sally Colin to give her back sight. Surgery was performed to transplant one cornea with a possible second in six months on the other eye.
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ORT Smith
Ark
Christopher Colin
Christopher
Sally Colin
Colin
Democrats and GOP clash over welfare overhaul bill
House debate on the Personal Responsibility Act sees Democrats condemn harsh cuts while Republicans defend the plan to dismantle 45 programs and shift money and responsibility to the states. The measure, tied to the Contract With America, faces intra party clashes and amendments on abortion and welfare funding.
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Nita Lelyveld
Associated Press
Ashington
House
America
Congress
Archer
Barney Frank
D-Mass
Roman Catholic Bishops
National Right To Life Committee
Henry Hyde
R-Ii
Gunman sentenced to six life terms in Long Island
Colin Ferguson received six consecutive 25 year to life sentences after being convicted of killing six people and wounding 19 on a Dec 7, 1993 commuter train. Survivors and victims’ families reacted as he was ordered to serve 50 more years for attempted murder and related charges.
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Mineola
N.Y
Colin Ferguson
Carolyn McCarthy
Ferguson
Antein Tonight Forecast
Partly cloudy tonight with a low near 45 and southeast wind 5 to 10 mph. Saturday brings a rain chance west and thunderstorms central and east with lows from the 30s northwest to the 50s southeast and highs from the 50s northwest to the 60s southeast. Sunday includes a rain chance with lows around 30 northwest to around 40 southeast and highs in the 40s northwest to the 50s southeast. Monday looks dry with lows in the 30s and highs 45 to 55.
Shockers convicted for shocking co worker with dog collar
In Rocky Mount Virginia three MW Manufacturers Inc workers were convicted of misdemeanor assault after using an electronic dog collar on a disabled coworker during a break. General District Judge George Jones fined each man $100 and gave 10 day suspended jail terms.
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Rocky Mount
George Jones
Ricky L. Moore
MW Manufacturers Inc
James O’neal
Beauty and the Beast Rescheduled at Ottawa Auditorium
The Ottawa Municipal Auditorium lists Beauty and the Beast as rescheduled with showings on Wednesday March 29 at 9 30 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. FR CO Recycling hours and contact numbers at 2038 8 Math 242 1176 are noted. New Dream Sides Mary Moos and Calico Kittens arrive along with Cher ished Teddy and This Little Piggy coming soon. Helton's Hallmark and phone numbers 242 1071 and 242 6011 listed for party bookings and school communications.
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Beauty & the Beast
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Mary Moos
Calico
Teddy
Little Pigg
City weighs funds allocation for officer costs and road projects
The city reviews whether funds from the school district cover 75 percent of a resource officer’s costs while pursuing engineering and infrastructure work. An agreement with Cook Flat and Strobel covers extending 17th Street to Eisenhower Road with estimated project costs around 1.24 million dollars and about 70 thousand for engineering services. State aid may cover about 90 percent of Main Street widening from 15th to 17th, with a decision soon on completion timing. Additional resolutions authorize state aid and an agreement for Main Street resurfacing from Fifth to the Marais des Cygnes River Bridge, funded in part by about 100 thousand dollars in state money. An ordinance updates dog license fees to five dollars for sterilized and fifteen dollars for unsterilized dogs. An annexation of First Southern Baptist Church property at 1419 S Eisenhower is proposed to square off the city boundary. An eminent domain plan seeks utility easements from four property owners, with compensation through a private appraiser and potential court contest, while the city retains interim easement access.
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eAn
Cook
Flat
Strobel
Topeka
17Th Street
Eisenhower Road
Osage Drive
Main Street
15Th
17Th Streets
Kansas Department of Transportation
Scott Lambers
Lambers
W.A. Dunbar and Son
Lawrence
Marais Des Cygnes River
First Southern Baptist Church
S. Eisenhower
Forrest Lowry
Water summit outlines water quality and rights ideas
The article discusses topics at a water summit including water quality, waste handling, regulatory push in priority areas, and farmer education on atrazine use. It also covers a new water rights banking concept, proposing a market to connect rights owners and buyers, and invites public comments to the Kansas Water Office in Topeka.
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Kansas Water Office
S.W
9Th St
Topeka
Kaelin testifies Nicole felt manipulated by O J Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson was upset he moved Brian Kaelin to a guest house at O J Simpson's Rockingham estate Kaelin testified She felt betrayed and manipulated by Simpson Kaelin said he planned to pay $450 to $500 for a room and sought other housing He said the relationship with Nicole cooled after the move as investigators link Kaelin to the case
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OS Angeles
Nicole Brown Simpson
O.J. Simpson
Brian
Kate” Kaelin
Kaelin
Ms. Simpson
Simpson’s
Marcia Clark
Simpson
Rockingham
Clark
Nicole
Ronald Goldman
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1994
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective October 1 1994 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates include carrier and mail options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly terms, all in advance, with variations by location and service type. Please send address changes to The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067.
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Chang Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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