Central Heights Class of 84 reunion and missing classmates
The 10 year reunion for Central Heights High School class of 1984 is set for Friday June 10 at Bandanas in Timberlake Ranch Williamsburg. Organizers seek Dayna Keyser Jeanne Roach Glenn Glathers Angie Poage Ken Cathey and Jimmy Kehl with contact Lisa Myers at 255 4486. Local CCC student Tonya Bush earns Who's Who honor at Coffeyville Community College with scholarship and future plans. Bennet graduates from Maranatha Baptist Bible College and Lyn Zeller will graduate magna cum laude from Texas Woman's University. Oasis Club hosts lunch with Ron Snethen and music guest Eldon Schnoke. Robert Snover named NARFE Alzheimer coordinator. national funding commitments announced. New cookbook project features Bountiful Harvest with recipes. available from Country Store in Greendale Wisconsin.
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Central Heights
Bandanas
Timberlake Ranch
Williamsburg
Dayna Keyser
Jeanne Roach
Glenn Glathers
Angie Poage
Ken Cathey
Jimmy Kehl
Lisa Myers
Tonya Bush
Martin and
Glenda Bush
Ottawa
Coffeyville Community College
Bush
CCC
Denver
Jack Bennett
Independence
Maranatha Baptist Bible College
Watertown
Wis
Penny Bennett
Morris Bennett
Ethelyn Bennett
W. 15Th
OHS
Lyn Zeller
Willis Bennett
Texas Woman's University
Denton
Texas
Flower Mound
Ottawa High School
Oasis Club
Ron Snethen
Eldon Schnoke
Snover
Narfe-Alzheimer
Robert Snover
National Association of
Alzheimer’s Association
NARFE
National Alzheimer Research Fund Endowment
G. Anderson
Country Lane
P.O. Box
Greendale
Adjourment Options Vary as House Weighs Omnibus Bill
Lawmakers considered several paths after killing the latest conference committee report on the omnibus. Options included appointing a new committee for a fresh compromise, creating a bare bones bill, or adjournment with plans to resume Wednesday. Some urged delaying to May 23, while anti crime funding and agency budgets faced potential cuts if no omnibus bill passes.
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House
Peo
Odd Medical Tales and Crime Notes Across the World
A mix of bizarre incidents from 1990s news: fire ants on a post op patient, a surgeon charged for leaving a machine on during surgery, a denture theft scam in the Netherlands, a reshoot over a mistaken open heart patient in China, and a man in Hauppauge, New York, found dead after an argument with his ex-girlfriend with a pet rattlesnake nearby.
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Bernhardt
Medical Board of California
Fereydoune Shirazi
Shirazi
Netherlands
Alphen Aan de Rijn
Hong Kong
Weifang Medical Institute
Shangdong
Hauppauge
N.Y
Scott McCraw
McCraw
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
City to Study Traffic Flow and Auditorium Upgrades
The city plans to work with Wilson and Company Topeka on a traffic study for Lincoln and may share costs with the school district after a proposal is received. The Ottawa Municipal Auditorium may see new bids on roof reinforcements and an overhead rigging system after a prior bid of about 118000, rejected as high. Wal‑Mart refinancing of 1585000 bonds could fund a new store near Main and Princeton, with residents opposing nothing on debt. Chamber of Commerce off‑street parking near Haley Park is proposed, while Kangat Energy Agency and NLC committees gain new representation. A scout project at Kangaar Park requests an ischaattic exercise center for Eagle Scout badge.
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Wilson and Company
Topeka
Lincoln
Wilson
Wal-Mart
Wal- Mart
17Th Street
23Rd Street
Mains Rezone
Princeton Street
21St Terrace
Princéton Clivie Drive
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Haley Park
Chamber
Gent Ramsey
Vaughn
O'Dea
Kyle Underwood
Kanga Park
Panel Presses Peace With Dodson Amid Airport Expansion Talks
The panel hears Parmelee and weighs airport requests including underground jet fuel storage and federal funds to lengthen and harden a runway. The move could create jobs at Dodson Aviation and spur regional business by enabling shipment of parts. The split over a $3,385 debt from 1991 may be settled through negotiation or arbitration, not court. Commissioner Jackson favors treating debt and expansion separately. The city may extend the current airport lease five years and expand leased space for Chuck LeMaster. Parmelee requests reclassification of its closed plant for lower electric rates amid tax abatement negotiations. The meeting wrapped after an executive session on attorney-client matters.
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Dodson Aviation
Lambers
Dodsons
Richard Jackson
Lew Atherton
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Atherton
Consid
Parmelee Industries
Allied Signal
Chuck LeMaster
LeMaster
Parmelee
Aatomstluakis Tonight Forecast Overview
Tonight remains mostly cloudy with low temperatures around the mid 40s. A southeast wind shifts and to the forecast extended outlook, with variable conditions and modest temperature changes expected into the next day.
Brooklyn Night Car Crash Killer Faces Life in Prison
A hospital janitor was jailed without bail on murder and drunken driving charges after a fatal crash. Neighbors in Bensonhurst mourn the Vaccarello family as a parents group, PALS, meets at Ottawa Middle School to tackle middle school problems and seek solutions.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
George Filieau
New York Times
New York Newsday
Vaccarellos
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
Mary Bologna
Cosmo Scali
Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1993 details
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective October 1 1993 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Carriers and mail options vary by locale with monthly quarterly semiannual and annual terms and differing rates including rural route and out of state. All prices include state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Carter
Franklin
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Kerr names running mate in Kansas gubernatorial race
Topeka Kansas AP Connie Hubbell a member of the State Board of Education will be the running mate of Republican gubernatorial candidate Kerr Bill Gene Bicknell chose state Sen Barbara Lawrence Wichita for the ticket in 1989 campaign efforts.
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Topeka
Kan
Connie Hubbell
State Board of Education
Kerr
Gene Bicknell
Barbara Lawrence
Wichita
Ottawa schools weigh shared police officer program
Ottawa officials discuss adding a full time school resource officer funded by city and school district. Mavity and Herrman cite potential crime and fights reduction, noting cost as the main obstacle. Duncan compares to DARE, while Lambers awaits full information before decisions. If approved, the officer could start next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavity
Herrman
Ottawa
Mother's Day Gifts and Community Notices From Ottawa
Community prompts and sales listed for Ottawa area events. Includes bookshop offerings, hazardous waste drop site, a rail trip package with museum visits, local market open date, cosmetics and crafts promotions, and teacher appreciation items. Details mention contact numbers and local vendors.
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Commission
Auditori
Tony Keim
Kangat Municipal Energy Agency
National League of Cities’ Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Dodson
Aatomstluakis
Ottawa Water
VOW
Herald
Rae
Power Plart
Clinton
Jeanesnene
Clinton Lake
Hillsdale Lake
LeLoup
Melvern Lake
Ireneras
Pomona Lake
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Kansas
Jim A. Hitch
Peg Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
eTerteds OE
Gomerstone
Ottawa Library
Fr. Co
Hhw
Binoda
St. Louis
Amtrak
Alton Belle
Eugene Field Toy Museum
Missouri Botanical Gardens
Union Station
Busch Brewery
State Bank E
KSB
Sterling Classic
Sand Creek Gate
Wei
Mary Kay
Mey
Migl
CAC
Moma
Noller
Sorgen @ Holler
Ise Jowal
Drake Jewelry
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