OHS alums learn Marine Corps life in boot camp
Three Ottawa alums recount boot camp at infantry school. They describe early mornings from 4:30 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. and long days with classes and field training. Training covered explosives, M-16 rifles, anti tank weapons, and machine guns. They praise the well organized program and note increased self discipline and confidence.
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Riddle
Porter
Wolken
Marine Corps
Paola Salmonella Outbreak Sees Nine Ill
The Paola outbreak leaves nine people ill with Salmonella and hospital stays ongoing. Health officials have not pinpointed the source and continue food and stool testing. KDHE inspections of the Paola schools found no Salmonella evidence, while surveys target those who fell ill ages 14 to 55 to trace a source.
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Crawford
Health Department
Paola
Food Service
KDHE
Weather Outlook: Cold Start Then Warmer Midweek
The region remains dry and cold through Monday with Lows mostly in the teens to lower 30s and highs in the 30s to lower 40s. Tuesday stays dry and cold with teens to mid-20s lows and 30s highs. Wednesday brings dry conditions and a slight warmup with teens to lower 20s lows and 40s to lower 50s highs.
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Kansas
Volunteers help OMS students through tutoring and support
Ottawa Middle School hinges on parental help to boost learning and keep students out of trouble. Rodney Lines, the first volunteer, tutors Fridays, stressing one on one attention improves performance. Principal Steve Woolf welcomes more parents to participate beyond tutoring duties.
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Olunteers
Ottawa Middle VV School
Rodney Lines
Lines
Oms
Steve Woolf
Woolf
Officials warn lifting arms embargo risks U S involvement in Bosnia
U S aid expansion could endanger airlift of French, British and Dutch troops as allies and lawmakers react. Senators Lautenberg and Hamilton caution that lifting the embargo pulls the U S into the conflict, while Gingrich questions funding and readiness to aid Bosnia amid budget limits.
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United States
U.S
Clinton
Frank Lautenberg
D-N.j
Lautenberg
Capitol
U.N
Rep
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Newt Gingrich
R-Ga
House
Bosnia
Gingrich
Serbia
John Michael Grew Up Rooted in Kentucky Home
John Michael recalls life before fame, bought back 40 acres for his dad in central Kentucky in 1993, later won two CMA awards then. He dedicated the Horizon Award to his father who died in 1994, and he still returns to Lexington area to feel the real world.
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John
Kentucky
Hiaféld Montgomery
CMA
Heep Igis
Mit
Lexington
Joe
John Michael
Reverend’s Courage Faces Darker Afternoon in Crash
Reverend Seybold survived a head on collision on US 75 seven miles north of Burlington. His wife Mary died at the scene. their two children Ginger and Micah and a Chanute couple’s grandchildren died later. Seybold spent weeks in intensive care before walking again with canes. He returns to preaching by March and remains grateful for his faith and family.
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Mary
Burlington
Baldwin City
Ginger
Baker University
Micah
Independence High School
Seybold
Topeka
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Eric Lancaster
Pupils Leai Herald Staff Writer Fun
A brief item notes activities at Pupils Leai with reporting by Herald staff writer. The piece highlights student events and school life, emphasizing community involvement and local school happenings.
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Leai Herald
Virginia Docking Day Proclaimed For 93rd Birthday
Gov. Joan Finney designated Tuesday as Virginia Blackwell Docking Day to honor the former Kansas first lady on her 93rd birthday. She was the wife of Gov. George Docking (1957 1961) and mother of Gov. Robert Docking (1967 1975).
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Topeka
Kan
Joan Finney
Virginia Blackwell Docking
Kansas
George Docking
Robert Docking
Dawn and Gordon track near Florida and Outer Banks
Tropical systems Gordon and Dawn shifted along the Atlantic, Dawn veering toward the Outer Banks then back to Florida. In Kitty Hawk, four empty houses were wrecked by a 16 foot high tide, three already condemned. State Highway 12 bore a sandy mud depth as residents cleaned up. Cape Hatteras posted a 79 degree day while Nags Head golf continued in warm sun. Atlantic Beach kept normal business hours despite the coastal action.
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Atlantic
Gordon
Dawn
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
Barrier Islands
Outer Banks
Cape Hatteras
Nags Head Links
Atlantic Beach
Morehead City
Natural Health Vitamin Outlet Ad at Fr. Co Annex
A mall display lists vitamin prices from Vitamin Outlet and offers a free vitamin catalog. The Clinic Pharmacy at Frisco County Annex promotes a phone line 242-6011 for hours 3:16 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on school days with calls to Fr. Co. School children.
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Natral Health Vitamin Outlet
The
Clinic Pharmacy
Fr. Co
Ottawa Herald subscription rates update
Published daily except Sundays and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas, lists extensive 1994-10-01 subscription prices by carrier, motor route and mail for Franklin County and surrounding areas. Rates vary by duration year total and state tax. all fees in advance.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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