DAR Meets Saturday In Ottawa For Christmas Parade Entry
General Edward Hand chapter of DAR met Nov 8 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Budget for 1997-98 approved and officers elected. A Mary Lou Bove feature from The Ottawa Herald was read. Program on ancestor Stephen Hopkins presented. Next meeting set for Dec 13 at Ottawa Country Club.
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Edward Hand
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Bettie Ore
National Cemeteries
Veterans Day
Ottawa Herald
Mary Lou Bove
Harma McKenzie
Stephen Hopkins
Ottawa Country Ub
Four Arrested After Casey's disturbance in Franklin County
Police arrested Chadwick Jonathan Perez and three others after a Saturday night fight at Casey's 1002 N Main. About 46 grams of marijuana were seized and Perez faced marijuana with intent to sell and drug paraphernalia charges. The case cited possible gang ties. others released.
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Casey’s
N. Main
Chadwick
Jonathan Perez
Lee’s. Summit
Casey's
Perez
Franklin County
Medicare changes limit home health care in 1997
The article discusses upcoming Medicare rules restricting yearly home health care for beneficiaries and adding outpatient therapy units. Southview Homecare executive director Sharon Geiss explains the impact, citing a roughly 2900 dollar yearly limit and loss of some services like venipuncture. Southview will adapt by shifting care models and seeking alternatives for patients needing extended visits.
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Sharon Geiss
Southview Homecare
Geiss
Creee
Frances
Gretchen Harrigan
Fire at Laich Industries site in Ottawa threatens building
Firefighters battled a large blaze at Laich Industries near North Davis Avenue Ottawa as smoke filled the site. The sprinkler system limited structural damage while authorities assessed losses and tax implications for rebuilding, with the OFD and volunteers aiding and detours in place.
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Laich Industries
Cleveland
Atherton
Laich
Carner
OFD Ladies
Davis Avenue
Graves urges GOP unity at Kansas House caucus
Governor Bill Graves spoke to about 60 Republican House members and Western Kansas community college representatives urging quiet handling of differences. He said public aired disputes become headlines, while noting tax and spending cuts under his administration show GOP effectiveness.
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Garden City
Kan
Bill Graves
Ees Coeur
Kansas House
Kansas
House Republins
Ses Graves
Satur
Graves
November Chamber Coffee at 8 a.m. at local law firm
The Chamber of Commerce hosts its November coffee at 8 a.m. on Thursday at Anderson Byrd Richeson Flaherty Henrichs law firm located at 216 S. Hickory. The firm celebrates its 50th anniversary.
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Chamber of Commerce
Anderson, Byrd, Rich
Eson, Flaherty & Henrichs
S. Hickory
Great American Smokeout Day Declared In Franklin County
The Franklin County Commission proclaims Thursday as Great American Smokeout Day urging residents to quit smoking. ACS data show tobacco caused over 390000 U.S. deaths in 1995 with links to mouth lung gum and stomach cancers and other diseases. Over 46 million Americans have quit in 21 years of the Smokeout.
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Franklin County Commission
American Cancer Society
United States
Attackers strike tourists at Luxor temple in Egypt
A bus-attack at a Luxor temple injures travelers from a tour group. Police report eight Egyptians and one Japanese among the wounded, with several in serious condition. Officials dispute tolls, while authorities label the incident terrorism amid Egypt's ongoing insurgency against tourism.
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Cairo
Kansas State students vote on stadium expansion plan
Kansas State University students will decide on a $11 million stadium expansion. They consider a mandatory fee of $1 or 50 cents per credit hour to cover one third of costs, with caps of $24 and $12 per year respectively. If approved, permanent seating would rise to 46,000 and student seats would total about 9,000 to 10,000, with a four year freeze on the current $10 student seat price.
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Anhattan
Kan
KSU
Kansas State
Aaron Otto
Bill Snyder
Sheri St. Clair
Ottawa Herald Home Delivery and Rates Notice
Reader information outlines home delivery times for Ottawa Herald with contact guidance if not received. Rates list motor route and mail subscriptions for Ottawa and surrounding counties with discounts for longer terms, tax not included.
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Ottawa Herald
Otawa
Ottawa
Oenethcaeolins
Chile
Tomlin
Adeaane
Kansas
Weather Outlook With Mild Lows Through Week
The forecast calls for a clear start with a low near 25 to 30 and south wind 5 to 10 mph. A dry Wednesday brings a low around 25 and a high near 0. Thursday and Friday trend warmer and dry with lows in the 30s and highs around 55.
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