Piano recital for Small at OU Chapel Sunday
Mandy Small, 16, daughter of Don and Pam Small of Buttington, will give her first solo piano recital at 3 p.m. Sunday in Ottawa University Chapel. She has eight years of piano study with OU professor Thom Gouwens and plans to major in piano performance after graduating from home school in 1995.
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Small
OU Chapel
Mandy Small
Don
Pam Small
Buttington
Ottawa University
Walter Lickteig
Greeley
James Leteher
Garnett
St. John the Baptist
Walter Lickteig Farm
St. John Parish Center
AARP
Franklin County
American Association of Retired Persons
East ‘Central Kansas
Assembly of God Fellowship
13Th and
Mulberry
Gricel Medina
God
Hope House
City to mull Wilson Pin Oak bond plan and Apple Market ribbon
Ottawa city commissioners discussed refunding Wal-Mart debt to take advantage of low rates and funded by Wal-Mart. They plan a 9 am ribbon cutting for Apple Market at 901 S Main and review traffic and storm water study for an area west and south of Seventh Street with Bucher Willis and Ratliff. Bond counsel options were Gilmore and Bell and Logan Riley Carson Kaup, with a final choice expected in June.
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Nally
Wal-Mart
Wal- Mart’s
S. Main
City Commission
Eisenhower Road
Gilmore and Bell
Kansas City
Logan, Riley, Carson and Kaup
Overland Park
Bonds
Logan, Riley
Health department seeks grant for van to boost mobile inoculations
Franklin County officials eyed a 25 000 grant to fund a van for the health department, enabling nurses to travel to communities and deliver vaccinations to preschool children and seniors. If approved, the project would include a refrigerator for transporting meds and a plan to form an alliance with area health groups. The board also authorized up to 2500 for a department computer and noted a health fair administering 79 tetanus and diphtheria shots.
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Franklin County Commission
T Weavel
Mike Pruner
Pruner
Health Department
Charles Mavity
Trophies Awarded in Ottawa Kansas Shooting Match
Ottawa Police Department sponsored Kansas Special Olympics shooting contest drew 168 entrants with over 2800 dollars in receipts. Top winners include Ottawa Chief Jeff Herrman in police division and Robert Curry of Lawrence in civilian. Team awards highlight AHC No. 1 from Ottawa in first place and Leavenworth Law second with Roberta Hawley etc.
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Ottawa Police Department
Kansas
Ottawa Police
Jeff Herrman
Robert Curry
Lawrence
Ottawans
AHC No. 1
Brian Moore
Ray Messick
Don Denton
Ottawa
Leavenworth Law
David
Hawley
Gil Forgey
Jerry Thompson
William Ford
Leavenworth
Herrman
OPD
Bruce Hanson
Randy Allan
Boyd Metz
Spring Hill
Overland Park
Federal
AHC
Douglas County
Paola
Wyandotte County
Baseball seen as defense and Bazarian parole bid
Federal prosecutors moved to revoke the parole of Irvine California bank swindler Charles J Bazarian now on the run amid claims of a second swindle. In 1992 he allegedly persuaded the man who prosecuted him to invest $6000 in an Oklahoma venture that failed. A Hong Kong boy survived a 19 story fall aided by clotheslines while a Mountain View worker escaped a 10 ton slab due to a concavity.
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Irvine
Calif
Charles J. Bazarian
Bazarian
Oklahoma
Hong Kong
Mountain View
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with editorial staff including Jim A Hitch and Jay Remising with Virginia Hor ir Wayne Snow. The pricing details show postage and subscription rates by region, including Ottawa, Franklin County, Miami Osage Douglas counties, and out of state. Rates are in advance with varied monthly and yearly terms, reflecting old currency structures and delivery methods.
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Jim A. Hitch
Jay Remising
Edito
Virgina
Wayne Snow
Bossman
Ottawa Herald
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
PayCheck headlines return with new projects and duet plans
PayCheck, fresh from prison, promotes national bookings after winning a BMI lifetime achievement award and a Grammy for Take This Job and Shove It. A George Jones duet and a movie deal are in the works. Band X opens. Tickets 12.75 lower level 9.75 balcony with 3 off for under 12. Local outlets in Garett sell tickets. call 242-8810 12:30 to 5:30 today through Friday.
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Broadcast Music, Inc
BMI
George Jones
Band X
OMA
Butler
Music
Beyond Video
T.V. Shoppe
Garett
Call
Airplane Rides and Diamonds Ads Across Town
Multiple classifieds advertise day or night airplane rides with Keith at 242-5310, champagne diamonds under $5 from Sutton's Jewelry, hazardous waste deposit details for Fr. Co HRW Facility, and a car stereos sale with 20 percent off through 6/16 to 5/21. Also offers for graduation balloons, a White Elephant sale, bowling club meeting, and a USD 290 retirement reception at OMS.
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Keith
Fr. Co
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Van
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W. 4Th
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Charles Bowling
Tim Cronin
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Leroy Sweat
Terre Tanney
Larry Drake
David Hawley
Leavenword
Ed Bednarz
Wells
David Jackson
Independence
Rick Staples
George Seibert
Topeka
Joe Hammer
Jefrey Warner
Jeff McAdoo
Robert R. Swearingen
B15
W.'Ltd
Princeton
Swearingen
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Rantoul
Wellsville
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P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fe Ie Me
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Clinton
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Sultton
Sutton
OHS
Helton
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