County adopts road construction standards for gravel and all weather roads
Franklin County commissioners approved a resolution detailing minimum roadbed widths of 28 feet and surface specs for gravel and all weather roads. Gravel roads require 5 inches of compacted AB-3 crushed stone with a 26 foot rock width and a 4 inch crown. all weather roads use four inches AB-3 plus optional 2 inch asphalt or six inches AB-3 with chip and seal. Voting followed with Savage and Hayden for, Mavity absent for the vote but supporting the measure earlier. The county seeks 700000 in no fund warrants for trash transfer station costs, pending state board approval under recent Kansas legislation. Clerk Laura Sutton noted county clerks conference topics include election law revisions and ADA compliance.
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Sonic honors area drive-ins managers at New Orleans
Oklahoma City The managers of Sonic Drive-Ins in Osage City and Osawatomie received national awards at Sonic's national convention in New Orleans. William Gabauer and Wayne Schwalm earned recognition as their stores each posted a $50,000 sales increase in fiscal 1993.
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Osawatomie
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William Gabauer
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Wayne Schwalm
New York
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Fortune Magazine
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Washington
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Robert H. Elrod
National Association of Realtors
U.N. Haiti Advisory Group Plans Outlined
White House denies invasion plans and repeats U.S. intent to join a U.N. military and police advisory group for Haiti. Madeleine Albright cites contingency planning while sanctions are expected to take time. The Times report contrasts Governors Island terms calling for troops to assist in police training and army restructuring.
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Madeleine Albright
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Ottawa Sailor Returns After Haiti Mission
Ottawa man Dydell completed a four year Navy stint and recounts leading a tour that boarded 150 ships, a record for the operation. About twenty percent had items confiscated, mainly fuel and guns, amid a UN embargo on Haiti. He plans civilian work in communications and may stay in Kansas, possibly Ottawa.
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Secretive claims and personal misfortunes in brief
January saw Emmerson Phillips sue the Metropolitan Toronto Housing Authority after being denied sick leave. He warned of his daughter’s upcoming wedding and likely hangover. A September filing by Bob Jones of Berkshire claimed about 1200 for a power blackout loss. His parrot Polly died during the outage, its remains kept in a family freezer.
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Phillips
Bob Jones
Berkshire
England
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Jones
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
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West Franklin plans for 94 95 school year and staff changes
West Franklin school board approves summer maintenance at a cost of 88,074 dollars including painting, new drinking fountains and accessible parking. Ed Ramsey transfers to West Franklin to teach physical education at Appanoose Grade School and science at Pomona High School and will head coach at PHS. Textbook and meal prices remain unchanged while bus bids are accepted. Graduation requirements may be revised from eight semesters. Executive sessions discussed personnel with no action.
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West Franklin
James E. Cain
Ed Ramsey
Three Lakes Cooperative
Williamsburg
Cain
Appanoose
Pomona High School
Ramsey
PHS
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Shawnee
Hartland
Hartford
Local Weather Forecast and Data Update
Readable forecast notes indicate tonight will be low 50s with northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. May extended outlook shows highs mostly in the 70s. Sunday through Tuesday highs in the 40s to lower 50s with east to southeast or north winds. Ottawa water temperatures and yesterday’s high noted, with rainfall inches and sunset at 6:24 and sunrise at 6:12.
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Giveaway planned by 15th Street Church of Christ
The 15th Street Church of Christ will give away clothes from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at 1207 W. 15th. Members collect clothing year round for this annual event run by Rev. Steve Harbison. Leftovers go to Croatia via Croatian Churches of Christ, with non-perishable foods gathered afterward. donations of used clothing may be left at the church.
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Harbison
Detour in Place for US-59 Overpass Work in Anderson County
Kansas Department of Transportation announces detoured traffic on US-59 at Gannett south city limits to allow overpass and paving work just south of the US-59 US-169 Business junction in Anderson County. Project by McAdam Construction of Moran costs about 1.1 million dollars with completion around October 10.
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Anderson County
McAdam — Construction
Moran
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Franklin
Miami
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Osseo
Minn
Rock Creek
Bull Creek
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Miami County
Progressive
Three Republicans to speak at Franklin County GOP women event
Wint Winter Jr. from Lawrence and formerly of Ottawa Carla Stovall of Topeka and Mike Harris of Wichita will address the Franklin County Republican Women at 9 a.m. Saturday in the Ottawa Middle School multipurpose room Fifth and Main. The meeting is open to the public.
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Franklin County
Wint Winter Jr
Lawrence
Ottawa
Carla Stovall
Topeka
Mike Harris
Wichita
Ottawa Middle School
Free tetanus shots at health fair and shop notices
Fr. Co Health Dept offers free tetanus shots from 8 to 12 on Saturday May 14 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Health Fair. Aromatique’s Summer Sorbet and You're A Peach Baskets available at Heavenly Scents. Phone numbers 242-6011 and 242-8126 provided.
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Aromatique
Measles Shots Offered On Campus Health Advice Issued
Health and Environment urges KU students and staff born in 1957 or later with only one measles vaccination to get inoculated. A KU student had a confirmed measles case last weekend, the first this year in the state. Vaccination at Franklin County Health Department, 1418 S Main, costs $5 with no one refused for inability to pay.
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University of Kansas
Iti
Franklin County Health Department
S. Main
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Pruner
Pittsburg State and six colleges form Southeast System
Pittsburg State University and six regional colleges announce a joint effort to raise living standards and quality of life. The new Southeast System will expand education, economic development and cultural opportunities through shared resources, a video network, common purchasing and coordinated services. The group has NSF funded undergrad STEM partnerships and earlier Southeast Kansas Higher Education Consortium work.
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Higher Education Alliance
National Science Foundation
Ottawa Herald publishes 1993 subscription rates in advance
The Ottawa Herald lists detailed monthly, quarterly, and yearly subscription prices for local carrier, motor route, and mail delivery. Rates cover Ottawa and surrounding counties including Franklin, Miami, Douglas, Osage, and Anderson, with out of state mail options and tax.
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