Christian Women to meet June 13 at Sirloin Stockade
The Ottawa Christian Women's Club luncheon themed Songs in the Air features Julie Coxie speaking on filling empty spaces through adoption. Event 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday June 13 at 2230 8. Princeton St. Ottawa. $7.50 includes tip. Reservations Joyce 242-3599 Darlene 242-4388 Nursery Jennifer 243-6752.
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Ottawa
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Darlene
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Daily Report Hospital Notes and County Arrests
Admissions Thursday Eunice Johnson Ottawa Mildred Latimer Ottawa Dismissals Thursday Charles Falls Eunice Johnson Births Thursday a daughter 6 lbs 1427 born to Stacy and Kevin Holloran Garnett Franklin County Jail Arrests Dennis Lloyd 34 probation violation Sedgwick Harold Owen Stanley 32 Sedgwick drugs paraphernalia bond Raymond T Stanley 36 Sedgwick thefts four wheelers tools equipment Alabama Terrace Shawnee Road Pomona Thefts thefts occurrences Vehicle incidents vandalism Loss 1000 Liquor Store damage door and frame Non-injury incidents on I 35 and Princeton Drive Ambulance Medical emergencies Main Street North Center Street South Twyman Street
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Sedgwick
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Wellsville council schedules two special meetings
The Wellsville City Council set a 6 p.m. June 9 special meeting to consider rezoning from residential to commercial and a 5 p.m. June 11 session to discuss plans for a new wastewater facility. A staff-only meeting precedes a 6 p.m. work session and a 7 p.m. regular meeting open to the public.
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Wellsville
Donna Reed
Werbott
Ottawa pistol match fundraiser draws shooters from region
Nearly 300 shooting enthusiasts from across the Midwest are expected as the Ottawa Police Department hosts the 18th annual pistol match fundraiser. Proceeds benefit Special Olympics groups and the pistol range maintenance fund, with volunteers organizing the event at the West Second Street range starting 8:30 a.m. rain or shine.
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Weiler
Midwest
Ottawa
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
West Second Street
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Police Department
Kansas Volunteers to Train for Disaster Response Grants
Federal grants totaling 19 million will train volunteers to assist after disasters in Kansas and Missouri. Kansas and Missouri share more than 600 thousand dollars of the funds announced by FEMA Director Michael D. Brown in Olathe. The effort supports Community Emergency Response Teams in counties including Wyandotte and Johnson and seeks to double nationwide volunteers to 400,000 within two years. Brown toured tornado aftermath in Wyandotte County and urged patience for residents awaiting FEMA or insurer aid.
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Johnson County
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Grain Valley
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Jackson County
Emergency Management Agency
Wyandotte County
21 graduate from adult center with GED diplomas
Ottawa area graduates 21 students from 11 Kansas communities at a Thursday ceremony at Ottawa Middle School. Center officials note a national drop in GED readiness and Kansas passing rates, while highlighting individual plans and benefits of the diploma.
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Andy Gassaway
Ottawa Adult Education Center
GED
Charles Hall
Jessica Ott
Ottawa
Janet Holladay
Lawrence
Carol Fowler
Justin Bickerstaff
Ottawa Middle School
Adult Center
Kansas
Susan Padfield
Waunita Porter
Porter
Padfield
U.S. Navy
Mitted
Agassaway
Ottawaherald
Kansas Farmers Face USDA Loans Shortage Amid Delays
Kansas farmers, turned away by local banks, seek financing from the USDA Farm Service Agency. The agency holds $7 million in approved Kansas loans but no funds to disburse. Arlyn Stiebe, in Manhattan, notes many applications due to tough times and bank rejections. Backlogs total at least 460 unprocessed loan requests across 23 Kansas offices.
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Department of Agriculture
Farm Service Agency
Kansas
Arlyn Stiebe
Manhattan
Stiebe
Interim director named for Wichita State Elliot School of Communication
Susan Haxman associate professor of communication will become interim director of the Elliot School of Communication starting June 8 while a permanent replacement for Shirley Staples Carter is sought Carter leaves to head the University of South Carolina School of Journalism and Mass Communication The faculty elected Haxman unanimously
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Wichita State University
Elliott School of Communication
Shirley Staples Carter
Susan Haxman
Carter
University of South Carolina
School of Journalism and Mass Communication
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