Ottawa doctor keeps flag duty alive for six years
Hadley, a Kiwanis member, has attended daily to U S flags in Kanza Park for six years. He raises them on his way to work and lowers them on his way home, with Kiwanis volunteers filling in when he is unavailable.
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Ottawa
Hadley
U.S
Kanza Park
Eeeeet
Kiwanis Club of
Kiwanis
Ralph Young
Clinton to toughen regulations on consumer protections
Activists expect a Clinton administration to boost consumer protection agencies including the FTC and grant regulators leeway from the Office of Management and Budget. Critics say the Quayle council weakened EPA rules under Bush, with OMB Watch urging firmer enforcement of the Clean Air Act.
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Lemov
Consumer Protection
Federal Trade Commission
Clinton
Silverglade
Office of Management and Budget
Court of Appeals
FDA
EPA
Council On Competitiveness
Quayle
Gary Bass
OMB Watch
Quayle Council
Environmental Protection Agency
Soroptimists Pecan Sale Supports Local Projects
Soroptimist International of Ottawa begins its yearly pecan sale to fund scholarships and community initiatives. Pecans are $7 per pound, available at Chris' Corner, 429 S Main, or through a Soroptimist member. A nurse education class, Nursing Management: Disruptive Behavior in Adult Patients, is offered at Ransom Memorial Hospital in two sessions noon–2 pm and 3–5 pm with a $10 fee and two CE hours. Contact Donna Moore at 242-3344 ext. 288 for registration.
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Soroptimists
Soroptimist International of
Ottawa
Chris’ Corner
S. Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Park View Hospital
Topeka
Donna Moore
Franklin County
American Diabetes Association
Georgeann Eakes
Gilbert Martin
Tonight's forecast shows increasing clouds
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness tonight with a low in the lower 40s. Kansas extended outlook indicates a low of 33 degrees.
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Kansas
Ottawa KHP office burglary tied to drugs theft
Kansas Bureau of Investigation probes break in at Ottawa Kansas Highway Patrol office on West 17th. drugs including methamphetamine LSD and a gas canister were stolen. cash and damaged lockers doors and cabinets reported. investigators assess entry method and link to prior KHP burglaries across Colby Wamego Salina and Topeka.
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Ottawa
Kansas Highway Patrol
W. 17Th
KBI
Floyd Bradley
KHP
Bob Giffin
Colby
Wamega
Salina
Turnpike
Topeka
Giffin
Ottawa Police Department
Red ribbons drive in Kansas aims for year round prevention
Karen Ross outlines fall and winter alcohol and other drug awareness efforts in Kansas. October highlighted Alcohol and Other Drug Awareness Month with events like the Eighth Annual Kansas Conference for Students Against Drunk Driving, National Red Ribbon Week, and the Governor's Conference in Topeka. The National Red Ribbon Campaign promotes a drug free America under the Neighors Drug-Free and Proud theme. The Kansas National Guard joined the effort, crediting broad community support from Ottawa and Franklin County banks. The holiday Red Ribbon campaigns, including MADD's Tie One On For Safety, emphasize safe driving, with kickoffs in Lawrence on November 17. The piece urges sustained, year round commitment.
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Karen Ross
East Central
Kansas
DCCCA
Family Partnership Network
Topeka
America
Paign
National Federation of Parents
Enrique Camarena
Kansas National Guard
Franklin County Elks
First National Bank
Peoples National Bank
Bank IV
Kansas State Bank
Ottawa
Richmond
Wellsville Bank
Franklin County
MADD
Mother Against
the Elks
Ottawa Herald rate card dated March 16 1982
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription pricing in Ottawa by carrier, motor route, and mail across Franklin and adjacent counties and statewide. Rates range from one month to one year, with leads showing local and out of state mail options and that all prices are in advance.
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Ottawa
Franklin
State of Kansas
Disruptive Behavior in Adult Patients Nursing Education
Continuing nursing education offers Disruptive Behavior in Adult Patients on Nov 19 from 12 to 2 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. in RMH Conference Room. Pre-register with Donna Moore at 242-3344 ext 288. Flu and pneumonia shots available Tuesdays and Fridays at Fr. Co. Health Dept. Arts Council Gift Gallery runs Nov 17 through Dec 21 at 105 E. 5th. Sutton's Jewelry showcases 24% lead crystal ring holders and candle holders from $7.50 and $20 with free gift wrapping. visit 207 S. Main or call 242-3723. Alzheimers Support Group meets Nov 18 at 7 p.m. in RMH Conference Room. Mothers’ pendants and pins offered with layaway at Sutton's Jewelry.
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RMH
Donna Moore
Sutton's Jewelry
S. Main
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