Expanded Skunk Run Days features roasts and dances
The 19th Skunk Run Days at City Park June 12 13 expands hours to 9 am to 10 pm Saturday and 9 am to 5 pm Sunday with pig roast street dance and art show. Events include book sale arts crafts fair Dietrich cabin quilt show and a 5K run. Elizabeth Layton will be honored with a reception and art show. proceeds support library building fund and sponsoring humanities groups.
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Ottawa Herald
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Elizabeth
Grandma” Layton
City Park
South Main
Friends of the Ottawa Library
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Ottawa Quilters Guilt
Franklin County Historical Society
Ottawa
Suspicious Minds
Elizabeth Layton
Wellville
Layton
Don Lambert
Arts
Lery
E. 5Th
Lambert
Laura Lansley
Prestige Real
Chris Campbell
Chris’ Corner
Arts Center
Marty Underwood
Minding The Value Of Training For Workers And Owners
Training secures job stability for employees by building current and new skills and expands business viability for owners. The piece stresses neglect of learning due to busy schedules and urges time for training and discussions with peers to foster growth and prosperity.
Investing in Employee Training Boosts Productivity and Loyalty
Businesses benefit from well trained staff through higher productivity and customer satisfaction. Saturn GM requires at least 5 percent of work time in training, while IBM trains new hires for a year with 75 percent of instruction at branch locations. Trained workers stay longer and often lead to personal business ventures.
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Saturn
General Motors
IBM
H. Ross Perot
Work camp causes lawmakers to work OT
Lawmakers wrap up a 91 day session the shortest since 1974 with a 10 member conference committee resolving the key workers compensation dispute. The omnibus bill limits premium increases and signals potential future cuts. Senate rejected Maxine Porter's Regents seat 16 to 19 while pension improvements for university faculty passed 125 to 0 in the House. Senate earlier 27 to 13.
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Finney
Marathon
Conference Committee
Senate
Maxine Porter
Topeka
State Board of Regents
House
Weekend events and meetings calendar highlights
The Herald Calendar lists weekend through May 31 events in Franklin County. Highlights include Earthteam recycling, OCAC exhibits by Frank Lemp OU seniors Jona Collins and Cindy Tinsley, multiple meetings at Ransom Memorial Hospital and AMH, senior awards at OHS, the Ottawa Library board, and the Franklin County Kansans for Life gathering. The month features graduations, dances, club meetings, and Memorial Day observances.
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Earthteam
Wingert's
Frank Lemp
Jona Collins
Cindy Tinsley
Franklin County Genealogical Society
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Quilters Guild
Elliott Hall
Franklin County
American Diabetes Association
AMH
Business and Professional Women
Kansas Veteran's Commission Representave
ORC
Jaycees
American Association of Retired Persons
East Central Kansas Area
Lincoln Elementary
Davidson
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
OHS
RMH
Ottawa Board of Education
Garfield
Gordination Hall
Salar Af Gralkeeeaaliott
Tate Oitaws
Ion
Aldi expansion awaits city setback variance approval
Aldi Grocery Store at 1605 Main plans a 2000 square foot expansion for more freezer and cooler space. Ottawa Board of Zoning Appeals will hear the variance request at 3 p.m. May 27 at City Hall, with a recommendation to the city commission. If approved, construction would begin soon, aiming for summer completion weather permitting. The store opened June 21, 1984. Rich Brown calls the expansion elating for display and efficiency.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Main
Ottawa
Main Street
Ottawa Board of Zoning Appeals
City Hall
Appeals Board
Martin Flores
Aldi Inc
Rich Brown
Aldi
Brown
Ottawa teachers honored at Monday appreciation fiesta
Ottawa High School hosts a Mexican fiesta style banquet in the Cycling Room to honor educators on the eve of National Teachers Day. Mayor Joan Tyson signed a proclamation praising teachers for shaping democracy, guiding futures, and giving themselves to help others learn.
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Ottawa
Joan Tyson
Outawa
Renita Abel
Eugene Field
Abel
Ottawa High
Louise Burke
OHS
Jim Grogan
Topeka double homicide shocks local family
In Topeka Kansas a man and a woman Mortis Van Derveen and Deanne Van Derveen were found shot to death in their home by their daughter around 930 am. Police Sgt John Sidwell said the deaths are being investigated as a double homicide with no suspects. Autopsies are planned.
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Topeka
Kan
Mortis van Derveen
Deanne van Derveen
John Sidwell
van Derveens
la Sidwell
Sidwell
May events and signups listed for Ottawa area
Ottawa Herald details May events including a Christian music show at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium with tickets at the door, baseball and softball signups for youth, an advertising sponsorship call, a guitar shop promo, a chiropractic clinic closure for a Wichita seminar, and Mother’s Day promotions at Sutton’s Jewelers.
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OMA
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Community announcements highlight speakers and events
Hughes to speak at Community Foursquare at 11 a.m. Sunday, with missionaries serving since 1976 in New Guinea, the Philippines, and Singapore. A Lighthouse fundraiser features Chiefs punter Brian Barker at 6:30 p.m. Saturday May 22 at Ottawa University Mowbray Union, $15 in advance. Arts Council meeting next Thursday at the Arts Center to elect directors, review by laws, and present volunteer awards.
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Ottawa University Mowbray Union
Arts Council
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Arts Center
E. Std
Clot busters show life-saving edge in heart attack study
The largest trial of clot-busting drugs finds the American drug tissue plasminogen activator outperforms the European option streptokinase in emergency heart attack treatment. Both dissolve clots harming coronary arteries. t-PA, though costly, demonstrates greater effectiveness than expected.
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Washington
Europe
Ottawa Herald subscription rates page 1993
The Ottawa Herald lists detailed subscription rates effective January 1 1993 for various delivery methods including in town rural carrier mail motor route and state and adjacent counties. Rates cover one month three months six months and one year with prices shown for Ottawa Franklin County and surrounding areas. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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Onawa
Carier
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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