Community groups donate to Abdallah Crippled Children Fund
Franklin County Shrine Club Blazers and Ottawa Shrine Club raise 1013 dollars for the Abdallah Crippled Children Transportation Fund via barbecues at the Ol Marais River Run and Franklin County Fair. They have taken several children to St. Louis hospital at no cost to families.
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Crippled Children’s Hospital
Larry Gaston
Potentate
Overland Park Shrine Temple
Don Sellers
Bob Robbins
Herb Wittmeyer
Ed McKinnis
Jay Todd
Ottawa Shrine Club
Blazers
Franklin County Shrine Club
Franklin County Shrine
Franklin County Blazers
Abdallah Crippled Children Transportation Fund
Franklin County
Crippled Children Hospital
St. Louis
Emporia
DeeAnna P. Kimes
Edward Spigle
Ottawa
Emporia State University
Army National Guard
Fort Leonard E. Wood
Jeffrey D. Norling
New Glarus
Wis
Shelly
Gary W
Karen Walburmn
Palatine High School
OHS
Ottawa High School
Eugene Cook
Faye Brewer Sands
Emma Arnold
Fire at flea market prompts theft and probe
Hundreds of small items recovered are being logged and processed. Vendors from the flea market are being contacted to identify property possibly stolen. The investigation continues with the bulk of the case completed and one firearm missing now recovered. Ottawa police, fire department, Kansas Bureau of Investigation and the State Fire Marshal aided the inquiry.
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Herrman
Ottawa Fire Department
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Neosho County honors fall 1994 honor rolls
Neosho County Community College lists fall 1994 honor rolls by home town. President’s Honor Roll four point zero includes Sheri Flory of Baldwin City and James Bernard of Ottawa. Vice President’s Honor Roll four point zero to three point nine nine includes Diana Landon of Baldwin City Donald Cox Sheila Henderson Shirley Kiefer Debra Smith Wanda Wood all of Ottawa Lisa Love of Pomona Annie Boeken of Princeton Jennifer Klink of Williamsburg.
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Town
Sheri Flory
Baldwin City
James Bernard
Ottawa
Diana Landon
Donald Cox
Sheila Henderson
Shirley Kiefer
Debra Smith
Wanda Wood
Lisa Love
Pomona
Annie Boeken
Princeton
Jennifer Klink
Williamsburg
Glickman Confirmed for Senate Role Backed by Broad Support
The 18 year House Agriculture Committee veteran wins bipartisan backing as Senate leaders praise his focus on problem solving over partisan fights. Senator Dole notes his belief agriculture is foundational to the nation. President Clinton calls him a strong voice for farmers and rural America.
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House Agriculture Committee
Seon Kansan
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Foundation
Clinton
Glickman
Agriculture Department
Petition drives seek voters informed choice on nuisance rules
Mason announces petition effort led by Ottawa lawyer Wendell Barker to place a nuisance ordinance on the ballot. She plans more signatures and invites supporters to contact her, while opposing a utility rate fee as a burden on the poor and elderly. She supports rules but fears backyard snooping without protections.
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Mason
Three Ottawans join complaint over city discrimination
Three Ottawans file a Kansas Human Rights Commission discrimination complaint against the city of Ottawa. They cite ongoing racial and sexual remarks at the city power plant after a prior warning from City Manager Scott Lambers. They seek an impartial investigation and possible remedies including back pay or damages if found justified.
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Ottawa
Wheat
Hernandez
Scott Lambers
Kansas Human Rights Commission
Jackson
Burley
Patricia Scalia Jones
EHRC
KHRC
Dom Weel Forecast: Tonight Partly Cloudy and Mild
The forecast shows highs around 45 with north winds to 15 mph. Tonight, partly cloudy with a low between 25 and 30. Extended outlook dry Saturday with 30s lows and 50s highs. Sunday dry with 30s to lower 40s and 55 to 65 highs. Monday rain chances with variable winds and temperatures from the 30s to 60s.
Garnett considers 450000 industrial bonds for office complex
Garnett city officials report progress on financing a physicians office complex with 450000 in industrial revenue bonds to be bought by Piper-Jeffrey and resold. Triangle Builders of Paola to act as contractor under a turn key plan. A 12 bag dewatering unit was approved for 42250 to aid the new sewage plant upgrade. events include a lake diving training trial April 15 16 a Square Fair May 13 and a rescheduled FFA Work Auction. Wheat, soybeans, corn, and grain sorghum prices closed mixed in the closing grain markets.
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ANCO
Arnett
Garnett
Rick Doran
Physicians
Doran
Piper-Jeffrey
Triangle Builders “of
Paola
Dwih
Triangle
City of
Topeka
Lake, Garnett
Crcup
Witness to discuss bag placement at airport in Simpson case
A second witness testifies he saw Dr. Simpson place a bag on a trash can at Los Angeles International Airport before a flight to Chicago the night his ex wife and her friend were stabbed. The unnamed witness corroborates limousine driver Allan Park's claim that Simpson placed a duffel bag on a trash can while checking luggage on June 12.
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Los Angeles
Dr. Simpson
Los Angeles International Airport
Chicago
Mr. Simpson
Marcia Clark
Allan Park
Simpson
Clinton orders review in deaths
President Clinton ordered an investigation into CIA involvement and cover up claims in the deaths of an American in Guatemala and a Guatemalan guerrilla leader. He directed the Intelligence Oversight Board to conduct the review, consulting with the CIA inspector general's probe and considering new allegations raised in a New York Times column.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Clinton
CIA
Guatemala
Intelligence Oversight Board
Mike McCurry
CIA Inspector General
New York Times Today
Ottawa Daily Ad Rates 1994 Prices Listed in Paper
The Ottawa Daily lists subscription rates effective October 1 1994 for Ottawa by carrier and rural towns. One month costs 6.26 dollars, three months 18.22, six months 35.60, and one year 69.27. Rural carrier rates are 6.68 for one month, 19.34 for three months, and 38.23 for six months.
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Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Clarified
The Ottawa Herald lists annual and shorter subscription options with rates for mail delivery to Franklin County Miami Douglas Osage and Anderson Counties and state-wide mail. All prices include state sales tax and are payable in advance, with separate out of state rates.
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Uwhelms Us
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Gedar
House Rejects Term Limits Vote on Constitutional Amendment
The House rejected a 12 year term limit for lawmakers by 227 to 204, falling short of the two thirds needed. Speaker Newt Gingrich defended the Contract With America while Democrats and freshman voices warned against concentrated power and urged representative democracy. Stockman voted present. McIntosh and Frank offered sharply different views on governance and accountability.
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Washington
America
House
Newt Gingrich
Senate
Steve Stockman
Texas
David McIntosh
R-Ind
Barney Frank
Massachusetts
Ross Perot
Gingrich
Vote YES April 4 to fund needed city improvements
A local notice urges residents to approve the April 4 bond measure despite higher mill levy. It cites space needs, ADA, fire and electrical deficiencies, and aging buildings at Middle School Eugene Field and Hawthorne. The piece includes events, ads, and calls to submit senior pictures.
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Eugene Field
Hawthorne
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Dom Weel
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Anderson County News
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American Association of University Women
Hotel Richart
Anderson County Ffa
FFA
Anderson County High School International
FFA Club
Anderson County Economist and Morgan Research Group, Ltd
Clark
Otta
Kansas
Dim A. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Gene Kelsey
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Wa Herald
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