Ottawa Leadership class graduates for 15 members
Fifteen people graduated from Leadership 93 sponsored by the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce on Thursday night. The class announced an annual barbecue cook-off to benefit a charitable organization.
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Leadership
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Paul Bean
Bank IV
Stan Butler
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Com
Andy Cartier
Ottawa University
Mitchell Casady
ECKAN
Scott Fast
City of Ottawa
Chertie Finch
Barry King
Ottawa Universi
Bean
End of 1993 Session Quietly Ends After Late Tax Debates
The 1993 legislative session closes after a tense finale as Governor claims workers compensation progress while vowing veto power over budget cuts. The nine week marathon ends in an orderly 91 day session led by Republican leadership with late night work by the labor and industry committee.
Legislature Adopts Workers Compensation And Budget Reforms
Capitol action yields a new workers compensation law with criminal penalties for fraud and a maximum medical fee schedule, plus changes to disability definitions and vocational rehabilitation. The session restores 6.6 million for local schools, trims several programs, and passes a combined tax measure affecting nonprofits and fraternal groups while delaying broader health care reforms.
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Workers' Compensation
Jugerinth
Uesmingws
Thomp
W. 3Rd
P.O. Box
Ottawa
ORC to discuss ODea post resignation report
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will hold a 7 p.m. meeting at the Youth Center to discuss the post of ORC director O Dea who has reportedly resigned amid controversy over appointments and staff communications. Chair Frank Garvin said the director was upset by board discussions and the board must approve the official resignation.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Tulsa
W. T
Brad O'Dea
ORC
Commission
the Herald
O’dea
Frank Garvin
O'Dea
UN forces find Zepa deserted amid Bosnia fighting
U N forces reported Zepa deserted as they resumed movement 20 miles east of Sarajevo. In Mostar Croat attacks on Muslims caused tension and the Muslim army headquarters to be expelled from the city. UN observers noted heavy shelling and mass flight to hills with about 40 000 people living in Zepa and surrounding villages.
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Sarajevo
Mostar
Serbia
Croatia
Neretva
Zepa
U.N
Barry Frewer
UNMOS
John McMillan
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Farmer's Market Opens Wednesday Fr. Co Recycling Session
Community notices list a Farmer's Market opening Wednesday at Wingert's with recycling from 4 to 7 p.m. Ottawa Women's Bowling Association holds its annual meeting at Heartland Lanes on Wad., May 12 at 7 p.m. Road grading contact 242-8126. Turner Greenhouse advertises vegetable and flower plants with contact 242-8618.
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FR. CO. Recycling Wed
Wingert's
Ottawa Women's Bowling Association
Heartland Lanes
Wad
Turner
Bridge opening hinges on rain and flood damage
County crews posted about 80 barricades on flooded roads Saturday night and Sunday. Repairs began on damaged roads while many low areas remain water covered. The NWS forecast 80 percent chance of light showers today or tonight and 50 percent Tuesday. Crop damage reports include flooded wheat and newly planted corn. full extent awaits water recession.
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Page
Bob Pepple
NWS
Franklin County Extension
Darren Hibdon
Hibdon
Thwarted threat to Bush heats up national debate
The article reports Gingrich saying the rhetoric was about increasing pressure, while Kuwait's defense minister Al Sabah states 17 suspects will be tried in Kuwait, not extradited. Kuwaiti officials say the suspects drove from Iraq with vehicles carrying at least 550 pounds of explosives and one arrestee planned to blow himself up with Bush.
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Saddam
Gingrich
Sheik Ali al-Sabah
Kuwait
al- Anba Today
Emiratem
Ried
Al-Sabah
Iraq
Bush
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1993
The Ottawa Herald lists daily operation details and staff names. Subscription rates effective January 1 1993 are shown for Ottawa by carrier rural towns motor route and mail in various counties and states with advance payment required.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim Ri. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Howe
Gitice
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Otawa
Carer
Franklin
State of Kansas
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Tom Leitaker
Janet Peters
Peoples National Bank and Trust
Mike Selman
Town and Country Supply
Dan Soman
Ottawa Country Mart
Cheryl White
Kansas Job Service
Brenda Wray
Franklin County Farm Bureau Association
Steve Markwood
Markwood
Rod Croucher
Croucher Abstract
Margaret Betterton
Lyle Cordle
Mr. C’s Hardware
Vicki Cummiskey
Emporia State University
Adrian Derousseau
Ottawa Co-op Associaton
Craig Hinderliter
Penney Concrete
Ginger Millbern
Franklin Savings
Art Miller
Anne Ramsey
Ramsey Printing
Kay Selman
Ottawa Truck
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Kansas State Bank
Insurance Commissioner
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Lincoln
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