Ottawa student elected to Washburn senate 1994-95
Susan Baylor a Washburn University sophomore majoring in accounting and business was elected a senator of the Washburn Student Association for the 1994 95 school year. The association serves as the student government body at Washburn University.
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Topeka
Susan Baylor
Ottawa
Washburn University
Washburn
Norfolk
Phillip Towle
James A
Roberta A. Towle
Osage City
Naval Submarine School
Groton
Groton, Conn
Navy
Kendall A. Stevenson
Frederick A
Marilyn J. Stevenson
Rantoul
Stevenson
Jess A. Rictor
Jack L
Wanda C. Rictor
Pomona
Mediterranean Sea
Indian Ocean
Harlan County
England
France
Adriatic Sea
Bosnia
Almeria
Spain
Grapevine High School
Grapevine
Texas
Jonathan Cameron
Heather Gardner
Sara Kibbe
Baldwin
Wellsville
City Site Plan Rules Face Pushback From Chamber Of Commerce
Ottawa officials defend a proposed site plan amendment requiring stormwater runoff controls and professional plans for most building projects, except small ones. Critics warn of delays and higher costs, urging input from builders while preserving project feasibility and avoiding bureaucratic layering.
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Shaw
Paul Bean
Jerry ‘Thompson
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Planning Commission
City Commission
Thompson
Guys and Dolls at OMA High School Promotes Charity Show
Nicole McCune leads Guys and Dolls a charity musical at OMA High School. Tickets cost 5 for adults and 3 for students with general admission seating. Proceeds benefit the high school. The show features gambling dancing kissing and fighting according to Kirk.
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OMA
Kirk
Mavity honored for ECKAN work in Franklin County
Franklin County Commissioner Charles Mavity was honored at ECKAN's annual meeting for over 14 years of service with the East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation. About 220 attendees heard notes on youth programs and housing, as five new three bedroom homes were completed and five rehabilitated.
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Franklin County
Charles Mavity
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation
Eckan
Franklin County Annex
Bob Dunn
Mavity
Raymond Lindsey
Richard Jackson
Carol Evertt
Ottawa
Betty Allen
Carbondale
Rose Feebeck
Osawatomie
Margie Davis
Emporia
Charles Russell
Lawrence
County Center
Lorene Hinze
Garnett
Juanita Edington
Burlington
James Powell
Pomona
Marie Allen
J.R
Dick” Gilman
Paola
Ruth Paul
Lyndon
Shirley Long
Margaret Davis
Nona Johnson
Osage County
Yvonne Johnson
Lyon County
Franklin County seeks new frequency for emergency preparedness
Franklin County seeks FCC approval to add a separate frequency for emergency preparedness. J B Hall notes a legacy frequency used by rural fire departments and 911 could be freed but clearing it costs 18 000 to 20 000, prompting a need for a dedicated coordinating frequency. Costs for gear run about 13 000, potentially 9 700 if a nearby frequency is secured, with grants hoped to offset. Hall will pursue state training to become certified in emergency preparedness and explores siren upgrades near Wal Mart distribution center to boost alerts for a growing rural community.
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Franklin County Commission
J.B. Hall
Federal Communications Commission
Hall
911
FCC
Wal-Mart
Weather outlook with clear night and weekend rain chances
Tonight will be clear with a low around mid 30s and light southeast wind. Saturday brings a chance of rain or thunderstorms statewide with highs upper 50s to mid 60s. Sunday looks drier with little precipitation. lows near 30s to mid 40s and highs upper 50s to mid 60s. Monday carries a rain chance mainly east with lows from upper 20s northwest to 50s elsewhere. Precipitation totals show 0.00 for yesterday and latest 1.20 inches in 1919. sunset 5:12, sunrise 7:00.
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Ottawa
Congress aims new security passes for House staff
Republicans plan to issue security passes to House staff before Congress convenes in January. Gingrich and Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole outlined goals they said Clinton could accept, including welfare reform health care reform a line-item veto and possible middle-class tax relief. Dole suggested in a phone call to the president that some business might be possible.
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House
Congress
Gingrich
Senate
Bob Dole
Clinton
Dole
Kansas Republicans eye clout in new majorities
Roberts notes sweep boosts clout for Dole and Kassebaum in reform push. Dan Glickman may join Clinton's cabinet as agriculture secretary after losing reelection. Tiardt and Sam Brownback sit lower in totem pole as GOP focuses on less government, fewer regulations, and less bureaucracy. Kassebaum leads welfare reform with a state takeover of welfare and Medicaid responsibility.
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Roberts
Dan Glickman
Todd Tiahni
Clinton
Dole
Tiardt
Sam Brownback
Kansas
Kassebaum
Holiday hours and local notices from town paper
Extended hours for holiday shopping at Heavenly Scents on 413 S Main Wed and Thurs until 6. Little Dragon Restaurant closes Nov 15 through 22, reopening Nov 23. Matney Chiropractic offices close early Fri Nov 11 and Sat Nov 12 for educational seminar in North Carolina. New Mickey Mouse watches arrive at Fashion Alley. Phone Friend hours 3:16 pm to 6:30 pm. Pomona U Meth Church Fall Bazaar Sat 11/12 9 am to 7:30 pm with lunch $3.50 and turkey supper $6. The Body Sculpture Workout starts Nov 14 to Jan 6 5:30-6:30 pm 242-3829. Veterans Day Dance Fri Nov 11 8 pm to midnight at Ottawa VFW N Hwy 69. The Last Band.
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Matney Chiropractic
Matney
Hiatt
North Carolina
Pomona U. Meth Church
Fall Bazaar
Veterans Day Dance
Fli
Ottawa Vfw
N. 69
Hwy
Ottawa area businesses weigh liquor licensing options
Several businesses mull liquor club licenses as background checks ease decisions. The End Zone on Main plans a kitchen and 30 percent food sales to become a sports bar and grill. McKenzie's County Cafe near I-35 weighs beer and wine service and a possible full bar. Some clubs resist changes while others consider licenses. owners say they are undecided about pursuing a drinking establishment license.
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Riley
S. Main
Tony Cowdin
Cowdin
McKenzie’s County Cafe
I-35
LeLoup
Genola Mason
Fred
McKenzie’s
Country Inn
Sharon Brady
Spot Tavern
Mark Chang
Life Dragon
1205
N. Main
Local rails trails meeting for Ottawa residents
An organizational meeting for Ottawa area residents interested in rails to trail development is set for next Wednesday at 7 p.m. in conference room A at Ransom Memorial Hospital. A Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks spokesman will discuss possibilities.
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Rails-Trails
Ottawa Area
P.m
Ransom Memorial Hospital
The
Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks
Ottawa Herald from 1994 pricing page lists subscription rates
The Ottawa Herald presents its 1994 to 1995 subscription prices for Ottawa carriers motor routes and mail across Franklin, Miami, Douglas, Osage, Anderson Counties and beyond. Rates cover one month to one year with regional and out of state options and state tax included.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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Nicole McCune
Dorotha Smith
Miami County
LeRoy Wolkins
Melvin Cummings
Coffee County
Don Leadbetter
ECEAN
United Methodist Church
Welda
Burlington United Methodist Church
Jim Hitch
Lindsey Award
Messesesne
Ssesseens
D.messrseseene
Hillsdale
Wed
Heavenly Scents
Little Dragon Restaurant
Fl. Co
Cal
Mull Liquor
Hickory Inn
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Dale Galatia
Ottawa Herald
Jim R. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Gene Kelsey
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
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