Extension council voting next week in Franklin County
DIANE YEAMANS reports election for 12 Extension Council representatives to run Monday through Friday at the extension office 1418 S Main Suite 2. Voters 18 plus eligible. Three members per program area: economic development agriculture 4-H and home economics. Open house for new agriculture agent Darren Hibden set 2 4 Monday. Candidates include five for economic development Chris Campbell Sandy Sylvester Gene Ramsey Doug Underwood Terry Silvius. Five for agriculture Loren Stewart Roger Maxwell Clyde Sylvester Lee Weis Eric Guenther. Six for 4-H Merry Dee Hornbuckle Diane McNish Connie Hoyt Gloria Musick Eleanor Brockway Robyn Bowman. Three for home economics Terry Shepard Pat Carey Lisa Davis and Beth Chambers.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Franklin County Extension Council
S. Main
Suite 2
Marcia I. Mayes
Darren Hibden
Chris Campbell
W. 10Th
Chris’ Comer
Ottawa Area
Loren Stewart
Ottawa
Vernon
Roger Maxwell
Ash
Kansas State Bank
Clyde Sylvester
Sylvester Ranch
Lee Weis
Williamsburg
Franklin County Agriculture Society
Eric Guenther
Labette Road
Farmers Home Administration
Franklin
Osage
Anderson
Merry Dee Hornbuckle
Rural
Hornbuckle Construction
Eugene Field School
Robyn Bowman
Terry Shepard
S. Mulberry
Eugene Field
LaCygne
Pat Carey
Princeton
Sears
Olathe
Princeton Rural Water District No. 3
Lisa Davis
Jewell
Linn
Ang
Miami County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Beth Chambers
4-H
Garnett board to meet tonight at high school
The Garett Board of Education meets at 8 p.m. in the Anderson County Jr.-Sr. High School Band Room to review action items including football field and track behind the high school and the Quality Performance Accreditation plan for elementary buildings. A high school open house is also reported with University of Kansas executive Edward Meyen as speaker.
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Garnett Board
Garett Board of Education
Anderson County Jr
Tonight's Forecast for Kansas Clearest Patches
Tonight clear with a low of 45 to 50 and light south winds. Kansas extended through Saturday and Sunday dry and mild with highs in the upper 70s and 80s and lows in the upper 40s and 50s. Monday remains dry with cooler highs in the upper 60s and 70s and lows in the upper 40s and 50s.
OU Plans Family Day Activities This Weekend
Ottawa University invites families and local youth to a weekend of events. Youths 12 and under can join drills at Cook Field Friday at 3 30 p m with the football team cheerleaders and yell leaders. A Saturday 1 30 p m kickoff vs Tabor Bluejays follows a noon soccer game between Braves and Friends University at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex.
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Ottawa University
Cook Field
Tabor Bluejays
Braves
Friends University
Dick Peters
Stephen Markwood
Rockwood Drive
Life Chain to Enclose Courthouse Sunday
Pro life Life Chain asks participants to gather at 2:30 p.m. Sunday outside the Franklin County Courthouse for a quiet, hour long event. Organizers emphasize calm signs calling abortion lethal to children and adoptive options without speeches or blocking doors.
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Life Chain
Franklin County
Jan Elsasser
Princeton
Elsasser
Volunteers sought for second Shuckin Days husking contest
Ottawa area event at Sylvester Ranch invites 12 to 20 volunteers for Aug harvest day. Gary Underwood says shifts needed for tractor drivers, weigh-in officials, and help with six classes of corn husking. Entry fees vary, prizes awarded, adults pay 2 dollars, children 6 to 12 pay 1, under six free.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Shuckin
Sylvester Ranch
Ottawa
Franklin County Fair Board
FFA
4-H
Gary Underwood
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Kingman Terrace
23Rd Street
Eisenhower Road
Underwood
Kansas Perot leader urged to step down
Topeka supporters of Ross Perot demanded the Kansas coordinator resign from United We Stand America after threatening to go public with more information if he does not. The group voted not to meet with him over conditions for a Topeka meeting, while dissidents say the Overland Park HQ excluded out‑of‑state coordinators.
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Topeka
Kan
Ross Perot
Kansas
Texas
Orville Sweet
Marcia Stuart
Sweet
United We Stand
America
Overland Park
Stuart
Perot
Sivan
Dallas
Kickapoo Tribe Files Suit Over Casino Compact
The Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas filed litigation in U.S. District Court arguing the Legislature failed to approve a proposed casino gambling compact. Attorney Lance Burr said the state negotiated in good faith but did not complete the process, causing economic hardship and loss of tribal revenue and jobs.
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Topeka, Kan
Kickapoo Tribe of
Kansas
Lance Burr
The
Kickapoo
U.S. District Court
State of
Ottawa Herald Rates Published For 1992 Subscriptions
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective March 16 1992 with rates for Ottawa by carrier in multiple terms and regions including rural towns motor route mail in Franklin County adjacent counties and the rest of Kansas. Rates vary by delivery method and duration with all prices in advance.
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Ottawa
Franklin
State of Kansas
Community notices and sales roundup from DeJulia area
Local postings announce fall classes by Arts Council and Ogema area groups. Events include Eugene Field Carnival October 2 with live music, Shuckin Days at Sylvester Ranch October 3, and Trinity Bean Meals October 8 with prices.商
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Society For Developmental Education
Kansas City
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Jay Bruos
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N.M
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Wellsville
Myers
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
Kiddays
Ren
Jesus
Main Street
Yuba City
Calif
United States
Canada
Royce Dunn
National Life Chain
Vietnam
Dunn
Lou Atherton
Chamber
Atherton
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Jim R. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Methodist Gym
M& W
Arts Council
Electray
Eugene Field Carnival
U.S
Sutton’s
Tha Chocolate Shack
Hanes Hose
Satal Fashion Alley
Olmsted Electric
Gladman
Princeton Grain Co
Sutton's
Trinity Bean
Thur
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