State sponsored insurance opens in Kansas for select buyers
Topeka Kansas AP state plan Kansas Health Insurance Association begins operations to offer basic coverage for those denied or unable to find insurance. Nonprofit created by 1992 legislature with 500000 start money. Estimated 1500 to 2000 Kansans may enroll with two plans and premiums per family member.
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Topeka
Kan
Ron Todd
Kansas Health Insurance Association
Todd
Patrick Carmody
Association
Associa
Lincoln student wins poster contest and other area news
Kristy Morton an 11 year old daughter of Kenneth and Willa Morton 819 N Cedar won first in the Phone Friend poster contest from Ottawa elementary schools from 250 entries. Nineteen other students won awards. Also area students graduate from Kansas State University next Friday and Saturday in Manhattan and Salina with multiple degrees listed by county and city. Williamsburg student Kenny Brock elected ESU council post. Heather Harris wins state VFW scholarship to KU. Cytones perform at Oasis Club. Chris H Bowers Ottawa native elected to New Braunfels Texas city council.
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Lincoln
Kristy Morton
Kenneth
Willa Morton
N. Cedar
Phone Friend
Ottawa
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Salina
Anderson County
Randy Wilson Ahring
Daniel Lee Coltrane
Douglas W. Robinson
Mary Sue Sobba
Garnett
Terry Scott Powelson
Colony
Coffey County
Charles Emmett Rich
B.S
Waverly
Douglas County
David T. Eckman
Angela Rae Perry
Baldwin City
Franklin County
Jennifer J. Bromert
Angela Louise Drake
Shaun R. Martinez
Kevin Eugene Walter
Gerald Dean Wiesner
Jenny L. Yust
Theodore Anhur Madl
Wellsville
Stacy Opal Shaffer
Williamsburg
Osage County
Benton R. Asbury
Thomas Glenn Bishard
Jill Suzanne Engle
Jeffrey Jay Sturdy
Lyndon
Donna L. Butterfield
Heather L. Hoover
Julie Anne Meyer
Osage City
Ann Marie Woodbury
Quenemo
ESU Council
Kenny Brock
Interfraternity Council
Emporia State University
Heather Harris
Department of Kansas
W.F.W. Endowment Association
Barbara
Larry Harris
University of Kansas At Lawrence
Ottawa Memorial V.F.W
Heather
Betty Lambert
Cytones
Otawa High School
Oasis Club
Oasis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Texas
Chris H. Bowers
Bill
Jean Bowers
New Braunfels
Bowers
Wal-Mart
Ottawa High School
Garnett Square Fair Aims to Highlight Local Arts and Music
Garnett hosts the 21st annual AAUW Square Fair with an art show quilt exhibit and food from 10 am to 5 pm on Anderson County Courthouse Square. More than 90 artists join exhibitors from three states. events include a fun run at 8 am and performances by Russell Maine, the Coffeyville mule team, and local youth acts. The Pieces and Patches Quilt Guild shows from 10 to 4 at Holy Angels School, and the Anderson County Historical Society unveils a new museum.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Garnett
American Association of University Women
Anderson County
Bill Graham
Kenneth
Virginia Webb
Bob
Shawn Stames
Darwin Hamilton
Charles E. Toumberlin
The
Holy Angels Accu
Roxie Riley
Richmond
Lake
National Guard
Dan Benjamin
Russell Maine
Osawatomie
Larry Eudaly
Coffeyville
George
Jimmie
Smokey
Ottawan
Amanda McCurdy
Randy
Gwynn McCurdy
Velma
Weather Report Fragment of 1904 Notice
Fragmentary weather data from 1904 lists numeric values and codes. Unable to extract a complete forecast but indicates measurements or readings with units implied by the era. Further readable context is needed to identify location date or specific meteorological meaning.
New RMH physician recognized for humanitarian work
OLATHE Kan AP family physician Gary Marsch soon to be ER physician at Ransom Memorial Hospital will be honored by Johnson County group for humanitarian work. He chairs Heart to Heart International which has run airlifts of medical supplies to Russia and aid to hurricane victims in Miami and Louisiana.
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Olathe
Kan
Gary Marsch
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Johnson County
Morsch
Milton E. Erickson
United Community Services of
Johnson County Inc
Heart To Heart International
Russia
Miami
Louisiana
Owen Pharmacy
Ransom Memorial
Ottawa Rotary
Marsch
Johnson County Health Partnership
District studies options for alternative learning program
Superintendent Don Duncan said the district is studying possibilities to add a program for students who have dropped out. He noted the building could serve as a classroom for the alternative learning program.
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Page
Don Duncan
Duncan
City panel scraps junk car changes on budget notes
The Ottawa city commission unanimously approved issuing temporary notes not to exceed 67000 to pave Sixth Street between Linwood and Borough Streets, to be repaid by general obligation bonds. Killough Construction will handle the paving. The panel also repealed the in lieu of taxes clause with Ottawa Truck, saying taxes have been paid. Bill Farrow was named to the city band committee. two positions remain open as Commissioner Tyson is away.
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Sixth Street
Linwood
Borough Streets
Jackson
Killough
W. Wilson
Otta
Dundee
Bill Farrow
Willow
Farrow
Ottawa
Barefoot Philharmonic
Local Events and Promotions Summary
Community notices list a chicken noodle supper Saturday from 6 to 8 pm at Wellevilla Community Center, Mother’s Day flower baskets and plants from Messick’s Williamsburg, and Turner Greenhouse advertising vegetable and flower plants. Also listed are ITTLE DRAGON Restaurant hours, Mtbothers Day event details, classic rock nights at Peppers, and baseball sign up details for boys aged 9 to 16 with strict no late sign ups.
Noise concerns at Ottawa commission meeting trigger forum debate
Jeff Herman raised alarms over Walkmans causing disturbance as the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce candidate forum drew questions on propriety. Steve Gorsline questioned city water rate study’s 2005 population projection from 11 000 to about 13 000, while commissioners delayed addressing the issue. Bill Tellier
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Jeff Herman
Steve Gorsline
St. Cedar
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Popu
Jackson
Chamber
Nonheas
Ottawa Herald subscription rates fail safe 1993 edition
The Ottawa Herald lists 1993 subscription rates for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method and region, including rural carriers and motor route plans, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options and state sales tax noted.
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Ottawa
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Dean Drybread
Ed Cunningham
Greeley
Christy Teter
Jim
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Dan Wooge
Nicole Kent
Travis Rockers
AAUW
Kansas
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Cao
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Wid
Pool
Clinton
Hillsdale
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Heart To Heart
Somalia
St Petersburg
Bosnia
ORC
Joan Tyson
Wellevilla
Ittle Dragon Restaurant
Mtbothers
M.C.M
Peppers
Gost
Messick's
Turner
Ayn
Walkman
Bill Tellier
Ottawa Herald
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Joan Rogaman
Adjacen
State of Kansas
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