Cereal Boxes Feature Local Sports Stars Promoted
The Carlisle Cereal Co. promotes The Hometown Stars with Ottawa Cyclones and Central Heights Vikings team photos on 18 oz corn flakes boxes sold for 4.59 at Country Mart and Apple Market. Stores say few Central Heights boxes remain. back includes rosters and schedules.
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Apple Market
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Central Heights
Gloshen
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Larry Lutz
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Reader Information for Ottawa Herald Delivery Times
The Ottawa Herald outlines delivery expectations for home subscribers. It notes weekday delivery by 5 p.m. in Ottawa and 6 p.m. outside, with Saturday delivery by 7 30 a.m. If not received, call the carrier or circulation. Ottawa residents can get same day delivery if called before 8 p.m. on weeknights or 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Saturday. Outside Ottawa, papers arrive the next day.
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Leather Lace revival celebrates Santa Fe Trail anniversary
Baldwin City Theatre presents Leather and Lace by Jerry Jones as part of the Maple Leaf Festival October 18 19 and 20 in an all weather tent at Seventh and Grove near Baker University. The comic drama features five bullwhacker heroines and time travel with tickets 4 adults 2 children under 12. Reserve with Bill Gray 913-594-2954.
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Kansas junior college head named president of Arizona Western
Don Schoening, president of Independence Community College in Kansas, was appointed by the Arizona Western College board to lead the Yuma two year college. He will assume duties January 1.
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Seem-To-Be Players Bring Kipling Tales to Ottawa
The Seem-To-Be Players present Seem-To-Be Just So Stories at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium next week. Ric Averill adapts Rudyard Kipling for two 9:30 am and 1:30 pm matinees as area children enjoy 50 minute show with costumes music and slapstick. Corporate sponsor Ransom Memorial Hospital along with Kansas Arts Commission and National Endowment for the Arts support this youth event. Limited seating available for Ottawa elementary schools Sacred Heart Appanoose Wellsville Williamsburg and other groups. Tickets cost 5 for adults 2.5 for children and are sold at the box office in advance of performances. For details call 242-8810.
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Williamsburg
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Franklin County
Man deemed incompetent in girlfriend murder case
Angel Rivera, 34, of Topeka, is ruled incompetent to stand trial in the death of his girlfriend and the transport of her body to New York City. A judge ordered he be returned to Larned State Hospital for a mental status report within 90 days, after which a second competency hearing or involuntary commitment could follow.
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Random Act of Kindness in Rain Drives Topeka to Ottawa
Valerie Keelin recounts an act of kindness by a Topeka couple with children who stopped to change a flat tire in the rain on K-68, then continued to Ottawa to celebrate Mother's Day. The note invites readers to nominate acts by depositing forms at local Ottawan and Wellsville locations including Wal-Mart, Country Mart, Amoco, and City Hall.
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City Hall
Edward D. Jones
County Extension
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South Poplar
Jeff's Foods
Wellsville
Price Saver
Pomona
Central Heights
Blaze prompts power outages in Ottawa area
CRU Meeory blaze continued from page I to disconnect area electricity. We had to have it shut off because two lines already had fallen, and another was sparking, Mason said. Ottawa utilities official were unavailable for comment on when power was restored to the area and how much of the area's utilities was affected.
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Ottawa Utilities
Nichols and McVeigh face joint or separate trial debate
The judge weighs whether Nichols and McVeigh should be tried together or separately in the 1995 bombing case that killed 168 and injured over 500. Prosecutors favor one trial for efficiency. defense argues separate trials improve fairness in this death penalty context.
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Matsch
Michael Tigar
Weather Tonight and Weekend Forecast Outlook
Tonight colder with clearing skies and a low near 35. Northeast wind easing to 5 to 15 mph. Friday dry with lows in the 40s and highs around 70s to the east and 60s elsewhere. Saturday and Sunday dry with highs in the 70s and 40s to 50s nights.
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