Lane council changes meeting date to first Tuesday
The Lane City Council announces a shift to meet on the first Tuesday of each month at the Lane United Methodist Church.
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23 May 1995
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1995
Page
1
Graduation 32 Students Complete CH Continued Program
Thirty two students graduated as listed led by Lee Johnson and Lester Wuenz. The class includes Darcy Marie Anderson Wade Henry Ball Erin Elizabeth Brockus Cody William Burk doll Emily Sue Cannady Bruce Lee Chambers Matthew Thomas Christopher Trudy Jo Davis Angela Michelle Dody Carissa Marie Evans Landon Shane Fredricks Brock Mitchel Fultz Jesse Pryor Garrett Jeremy George Goodwin Brian Keith Haight Beverly Lynette Hall Dana Christine Hanson John Richard Jones Linda Jean Lane Mark Anthony Lee Amanda Renea Lickteig Sean Eugene Lickteig Eric Leigh Mersman Tamara Kay Moews Joshua Dean Register Sheldon David Schulz Jackie Nicole Stottle mire Kristopher Shane Thomey Robert Allen Van Wie Crystal Gayle Waddle Glenn William Welch Paul Nicholas Wuertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darcy Marie Anderson
Wade Henry Ball
Erin Elizabeth Brockus
Cody William Burkdoll
Emily Sue Cannady
Bruce Lee Chambers
Matthew Thomas Christopher
Trudy Jo Davis
Angela Michelle Dody
Carissa Marie Evans
Landon Shane Fredricks
Brock Mitchel Fultz
Jesse Pryor Garrett
Jeremy George Goodwin
Brian Keith Haight
Beverly Lynette Hall
Dana Christine Hanson
John Richard Jones
Linda Jean Lane
Mark Anthony Lee
Amanda Renea Lickteig
Sean Eugene Lickteig
Eric Leigh Mersman
Tamara Kay Moews
Joshua Dean Register
Sheldon David Schulz
Jackie Nicole Stottlemire
Kristopher Shane Thomey
Robert Allen van Wie
Crystal Gayle Waddle
Glenn William Welch
Paul Nicholas Wuertz
Baptist pastor Weber resigns after decades in Ottawa ministry
Weber, a WWII air force veteran and graduate of Omaha Baptist Bible Institute, and his wife Pam retired after long service to Ottawa churches and community. He earned an honorary doctorate from Bob Jones University in 1982 and held roles with Baptist church groups while volunteering as an Ottawa Police Department chaplain. The Webers have three children and expressed gratitude to friends and Ottawa residents for support and a good life in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Omaha Baptist Bible Institute
Faith Baptist Bible College of
Ankeny
Iowa
Brown Mackie Business College
Salina
Lesh Oil Co
Bob Jones University
Ottawa
Grant Bible Church
Sutherland
Congregational Church
Greenville
Baptist Church Planters
Council of Six
International Conference of Police Chaplains
Youth group erases graffiti at local park walls near Ottawa
North Baptist Church Youth Group covered graffiti along the Skunk Run drainage ditch by Ottawa Middle School and City Park. Leader Amy Blankenship said the project was a service activity after approval from city public works director Andy Haney. Three youths Julie Macan Cori Harris and Amy Kaub helped Saturday before rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Baptist Church
Skunk Run
Ottawa Middle School
City
Amy Blankenship
Blankenship
Julie Macan
Cori Harris
Amy Kaub
City budget rethinks utility transfers and personnel costs
Lambers proposes phasing out transfers from utility funds to the general fund over several years to stabilize mill rates. Transfers from water and electric funds would be reduced, with savings redirected to maintenance and CIP projects. Personnel costs would be split evenly among the general and utility funds for key city positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambers
Lamberts
Water Fund
General Fund
Electric Fund
CIP
Weather Tonight Forecast With Thunderstorms Likely
Readable weather note shows tonight periods of thunderstorms and heavy rain risk with a low near 58, south wind 10 to 20 mph. Rain chance 70 percent. Extended outlook calls for more thunderstorms south and east, highs around 60 to near 70, lows in 40s to 50s. Local log from Ottawa Water Plant lists temperatures and precipitation, barometer 30.09 inches and falling, sunset 8 34, sunrise tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Rodewald sues over US-56 incident and police conduct
Former Kansas candidate Rodewald files a federal lawsuit against Overland Park officials the highway patrol and county sheriff alleging constitutional civil rights violations amid a 1994 US 56 stop. He charges concealment destruction of records and intimidation following his acquittal after a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodewald
Law Enforcement Agency
Ed Eilert
Overland Park
U.S. 56
Baldwin City
Douglas County
Kansas House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Bob Dole
Oklahoma City Shrine Tumbles as Friends Remembered in Explosion Echoes
A memorial near the Oklahoma City shrine collapsed today at 7 01 am, triggering memories of a fatal blast. A grieving observer recalled hearing the explosion and said the sound brought back the loss and compelled her to return to the site.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and mailing details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for Ottawa and surrounding areas effective October 1, 1994, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates for various delivery methods including mail, motor route, and rural carrier. Prices cover Ottawa, Franklin County, Miami Douglas Osage and Anderson counties, and statewide mail options with sales tax included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Eartier
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Allratan Ara
Arvense
School board reviews middle school plan and ADA costs
The board weighs a middle school plan and estimates based on existing building data to curb ADA compliance costs. They discuss land transfer to Central Heights district, local option budgets, and funding for the Heart by Heart intergenerational program, which serves about 800 students and 85 elderly participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Duncan
Grover Froggatte
Central Heights
Duncan
Jack Maxwell
Heart To Heart
Bud Gollier
Janet Fleming
East Central Kansas Agency On Aging
Community Classifieds and Local Ads May 26
All Night Skate Friday May 26 at Roll Away Skate Catr 222 E 2nd Close Out Sale items marked down open extra hours Jan s Cranton Station 120 W Main Democrat Central Committee meeting May 23 730 p m 120 Ward FR CO Recycling Mon Fri 7 a m to 12 noon 2038 Main Full Large and Small Memorial Boxes Wille Garden Carr street corner Peter Preachoo enrollment 242-6608 242-5493 Hallmark preorders Helton s Hallmark 2178 Main 242-1071 Juice Plug meeting Fun Holiday Inn Ottawa 7 p m 85 919 New selection of t shirts Cornerstone Bookstore Main Phone Friend 242-4011 315 pm to 630 pm School Days pr Co School ch Kien call collect Pillow Cleaning May 25 9 4 Royal Cleaners 242-1610 Stan s Cleaning Service Car Pet Upholstery 242 S710 1 800 24E STI9 Swimbu it sale at Fashion Alley 25 of discounts The Chamber cuts for May 2 cas t at Air Technologies You can now make UC Penney credit card payments at JC Penney Catalog Kramer Drug Main 242-7008
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Council
Lane City Council
Lane United Methodist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Area
Quenemo
Greenwood
Red Cross
First United Methodist Church
American Red Cross
Beverly Briggs
Manhattan
Kansas State University Union
Division of Continuing Education Registration Office
Fort Scott
Bourbon County Fairgrounds
Maple Leaf Guild
Maple Leaf Quilters’ Guild
Baldwin Cuty Senior Center
Sae
Carole Taranto
Fontana
Sandy Wakeman
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Lester Wuenz
Andy Haney
Woodward Center
South Poplar
Hawthorne Elementary
Ourlynes
Clinton
Hillsdale
Meer
Pomona
Savas
Malvern Lake
Princeton
Rantoul, Vane
U.S
Kansas
Oklahoma City
The
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Dim A. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Gene Keleey
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Dean Rossman
Erie
S. Cedar
Metros
Eta Pam
Jan's Cranton
Democrat Central Committee
Vane Tues
Wille Garden
Imgid
Peter Preachoo
Montana
Hallmerk
Helton
Holiday Inn
Cornerstone Bookstore
Main
Pr. Co
Kien
Royal Cleaners
Stan's
Chamber Cuttes
Air Technologies Nealed
UC Penney
JC Penney
Kramer Drug
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