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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1990
Page
7
Ottawa high school hosts dead-student protest on drunk driving
Ottawa high school students joined Teenport and SADD to dramatize the toll of drunk driving, leaving class every 20 minutes and returning silent with black X faces. Twenty two students participated as a car crash victim spoke at an assembly, while police conducted seat belt checks with 259 vehicles surveyed and about 20 percent belt use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bemis
Herald City
Ttawa High School
Ottawa Police
JoAnne Fluke
SADD
Barbara Whitacre
Teenport
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Herrman
DPS
Ottawa Christmas Parade and Feaste Ring in Holiday Season
Ottawa University and the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce stage a weekend of Christmas events. The Yale Feaste runs Friday and Saturday with a nine course Olde Englishe meal in OU Union Cafeteria. The 11th Annual Ottawa Christmas Parade starts 1 p.m. Saturday from Forest Park to City Park, featuring bands, floats, antique cars, Shriner units, and Santa on a fire truck. Parade entry prizes total 225 dollars, with window decorating contest entries from local businesses. The event highlights include performances by OU groups, readings, and family style meals priced 20 dollars for adults and 10 for children under 12. Continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori Alvarado
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Yale
OU Union
Joyce Stuermer
Forest Park
City Park
Pete Cearfoss
Kansas State Bank
Shriners
VFW
Amercian Legion
Zap
the Clown
Kansas City
Santa Claus
Charfoss
Town & Country Supply
Chamber
Century Office Products, Inc
J.C. Penney
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Sutton’s Jewelry
Country Floral
Chris’ Comner
Freda’s
Brown
Young Place
Budge
University Ringers
Chorale
Dex Westrum
Tim Conrad
Ottawa Suzuki
Feaste
Brown's Shoe Fit
Dagley & Associates
UW United Way Campaign Nears Goal After Recent Boost
The 1991 United Way drive shows $65,036.03 raised, with a $71,500 target. Franklin County employees at Hercules Ammunition Plant near Eudora contributed 610, and Peoples National Bank staff added 760.80, boosting the total with advance fund 21,991 and other pledges including small business 1,402 and rural donations 1,572.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Dorothy Anderson
Franklin County
Hercules
Eudora
Peoples National Bank
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Ralph Young
OHS
Robbie Hawkins
Cindy Sink
David Haynes
Susan Southard
Alex Jackson
Shelly Mullani
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