Local stock and grain quotes from Ottawa and Franklin counties
Local stocks show Casey's GenSt at 133/8 and H&R Block 419/16 with other tickers listed. Grain quotations reported for Friday afternoon at Ottawa Co-op include hard wheat 2.22 and soybeans 4.29, with Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services posting wheat 2.31 and soybeans 4.27 among others.
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AccuWeather 10 Day Forecast for Ottawa Kansas
AccuWeather provides a 10 day outlook for Ottawa Kansas. The forecast mentions warm spell with record potential in the East, a cold front reducing Plains and Midwest warmth, wet Northwest with mountain snow above 4800 feet, and Desert Southwest heat in the 90s. UV index and sun data are included with daily timing hints.
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Medicaid fraud fight urged to stop reviews and act
At a House hearing, federal and state officials warned that a $17 billion annual Medicaid fraud problem requires solutions not reviews. They cited 20 year old computer systems, fragmented state programs, and staffing shortages hindering anti fraud efforts while calling for comprehensive program redesign.
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Powerball Jackpot Drawn With 9 8 12 25 40 Powerball 28
The Powerball numbers 9 8 12 25 40 were drawn with Powerball 28. Jackpot reaches 10 million dollars. No further results listed for the date.
Holiday Gift Show and Local Events in Ottawa
Ads announce postive impressions gift items with 20 percent discounts at Lang Main Street Press and K State KU china. Ottawa hosts homemade holidays craft show November 13 at Ottawa Middle School sponsored by OMS PTA. Lincoln Elementary carnival November 12 5 8 pm at 728 North Cedar Ottawa. Local bars promote bands and specials at 2459 Old Highway 60 with a 242 1774 line.
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Obituaries for Daugharthy Creviston Dawson Ottawa area
Dorothy F. Daugharthy 77 of Ottawa died November 9 1999 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending with Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home Ottawa. Lucille L. Creviston of Ottawa died November 9 1999 at Overland Park Regional Medical Center. Funeral arrangements are pending with Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home Ottawa. Chuck Dawson 89 died November 9 1999 at his home. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Dengel Son Mortuary. Born February 6, 1910 in Fargo Oklahoma he lived in Chippewa Community then Ottawa. Visitation after 5 p.m. Wednesday until service. Memorials to Midland Hospice care of funeral home. Second obituary to follow.
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Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb- Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Lucille L. Creviston
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Lamb-Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
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Chuck” Dawson
Dengel & Son
Fargo
Okla
William Richard
Daisy Margaret (Pfoutz) Dawson
Oklahoma
Chippewa
Franklin County
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AlliedSignal plant to see small layoffs in sale plan
AlliedSignal's Olathe plant will shed fewer than 20 jobs as it sells two product lines to satisfy Justice Department merger conditions with Honeywell. The plant will not be sold and will keep manufacturing several dozen other avionics products. total regional employment at Olathe and Lawrence is about 2,000.
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AlliedSignal Inc
AlliedSignal
Bill Reavis
Phoenix
Honeywell Inc
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Reavis
Lawrence
Olathe and
Copyright issues loom over Kansas science standards rewrite
Education Commissioner Andy Tompkins said the Kansas Department of Education is close to revising standards to de-emphasize evolution and avoid copyright problems. Board Chair Linda Holloway noted the revisions may not be ready for the December meeting. The standards would guide teachers and statewide tests, with local boards deciding how science is taught.
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Linda Holloway
Shawnee
National Research Council
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
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