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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1993

Page

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Needham: RMH spent grant money on old debt

RMH administrator Elaine Needham told Franklin County commissioners the $500000 community development block grant was used to pay delinquent bills and that $5000 paid to Needham herself. She noted state and hospital agreements allowed debt repayment to avoid the hospital’s closure, a use atypical for such grants which usually fund jobs or salaries.

Bill Tellier Herald Elaine Needham Ransom Memorial Hospital Franklin County Commission Needham RMH AMH

Weather outlook: mild dry Thursday and Friday in 50s to 70s

Ottawa data from Ottawa Power Plant shows hourly temperatures ending at 11 a.m. Thursday and Friday remain dry with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s. Saturday turns cooler with 40s at night and daytime highs in the 60s to low 70s.

Ottawa

City cuts costs on sewer rehab progress

City officials said the state would not provide additional Home Investment Partnership Program funds for housing rehabilitation. Remaining funds will be used rurally, with a reapplication possible later this year. The Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant updated its emergency plan and Ottawa and Franklin County are no longer designated as reception areas. City thanks Ottawa Fire Chief Richard Towe and fire department for prior participation.

Page Warren Wolf Creek Franklin County Ottawa Richard Towe Ottawa Fire Department

Ottawa board weighs KIDS program shift for developmental learning

Parents educators debate a proposed change to developmental education at KIDS. The plan would extend half day attendance for a year, prompting concerns about losing a successful program and how first grade tests fit developmental methods. Supporters cite varied rates and benefits from center based activities.

Beth Kahler Kahler Cook Duncan Lincoln School Jack Maxwell Renita Abel Abel Maxwell

Seminar helps Ottawa parents talk with kids about sex

A Baker University psychology professor leads a parent seminar titled How to Talk With Your Kids About Sex from 6 30 to 7 30 p m Thursday May 20 in the OMS multipurpose room for Ottawa Middle School and elementary families Only parents attend Janelle Carroll host of Lets Talk About Sex on KCMO radio will conduct the session

Ottawa Baker University OMS Janelle Carroll Kcmo Radio

Ottawa school board approves computer purchases and upgrades

The Ottawa board plans about 21000 for computers and lab cables, seeks adjustable furniture, and questions CD ROM gains. It hires two teachers Wolfe and White, accepts Cathy Sutton’s resignation, and approves funding for intergenerational programs seeking 9000 from district, 1000 state grant, and 4000 community. It outlines staffing needs for next year totaling about 140000 and delays full year science adoption to study feasibility. The meeting included a 45 minute executive session on 1993 94 teacher contracts.

Nache Miidig Ottawa OMS Dave Kraemer Kramer Kraemer Ottawa University Jameson Wolfe East Central Vocational Cooperative Jeff White White Sandy Brown-Payne Cathy Sutton Elizabeth Maxwell East Central Kansas Area Agency On Aging Brenda Martin Eckaaa Ethelyn Bennett Amy Goodloe Kansas State Board of Education Maxwell Duncan OHS

Former Herald reporter wins first Elizabeth Layton Mental Health Award

Don Lambent, ex Ottawa Herald reporter, received the inaugural Elizabeth Layton Mental Health Award at the Mental Health Association of Johnson County annual meeting at the Jewish Community Campus in Overland Park. Layton, a Wellsville artist who died March 15, began drawing at 68, credited with lifting her mood. Lambent praised art’s higher purpose to help and even save people.

Don Lambent Ottawa Herald Elizabeth Layton Mental Health Association of Johnson County Layton Arist Wellsville Lambert Topeka Ottawa Association Jewish Community Campus Overland Park

Schwarzkopf Opposes Openly Gay Service in Military

Retired General H Norman Schwarzkopf told the Senate Armed Services Committee he accepts the policy of not asking recruits about sexual orientation but opposes gays serving openly. He commanded U S forces in the Persian Gulf War and urged no change from the current stance.

Washington H. Norman Schwarzkopf Schwarzkopf U.S Senate Armed Services Committee

Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1993 update

The Ottawa Herald lists delivery prices effective January 1 1993 with varying rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates include one month to one year options, with distinct charges for in town, rural routes, motor route, Franklin County, adjacent counties, and out of state mail. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.

Ottawa Franklin State of Kansas

Local Ad Briefs Highlight Community Services and Events

A compact page lists service ads and notices from local businesses and organizations. Highlights include hair styling by Delores Williams, hazardous waste drop off at the Fr. Co HHW Facility, Ladies Day at Kwik Kar with 10 percent off, free office pickup, and various community activities such as humane society meeting, preschool enrollment, bowling association meeting, nursing education class, recycling pickup, and a book sale.

Kwik Kar

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