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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1989

Page

3

KCC Revises Cold Weather Rule For Winter Disconnections

Kansas Corporation Commission policies broaden protections for unpaid bills this winter by delaying disconnections until temperatures exceed 35 degrees. The cold weather rule, effective Nov 1 to March 31, 1990, requires a 12th payment and a year-long plan, plus 24 hour notice before stopping service, and permits third party guarantees for deposits.

Mike Shields Harris Topeka Kansas Corporation Commission Gas and Electric ECC KCC Sam van Leeuwen Kansas Power & Light Tom Taylor Taylor Kp&l Kansas Lyle Koerper

Robbery at Pioneer Savings and Loan in Lawrence

Lawrence police sought a man who robbed Pioneer Savings and Loan on Monday afternoon. The teller received a note demanding cash and the robber, armed with a large caliber revolver, threatened to shoot. He fled after currency and coins were placed in a plastic bag. It was the third financial institution robbery in Lawrence this year.

Lawrence, Kan Savings and Loan Pioneer Savings and Loan Lawrence Chris Mulvenon Mulvenon Provo Lorraine

Police honored for crime prevention programs in Kansas

Abilene patrolman Ray Klapmeyer Topeka detective Richard Johnson Wichita crime prevention specialist Alan Prince and Trooper Steve Jensen were honored by Attorney General Robert Stephan for community crime prevention work. Klapmeyer received 300 dollars while Johnson and Prince got 200 dollars each from the Kansas Farm Bureau, co-sponsor of the award program.

Topeka, Kan Abilene Topeka Wichita Kansas Highway Robert Stephan Kan Sas Judicial Center Ray Klapmeyer Richard Johnson Alan Prince Steve Jensen Olathe Eral Klopmeyer Johnson and Prince Kansas Farm Bureau Stephan

Kansas Lottery Sees Revenue Above 70 Million Forecast

Kansas Lottery officials expect current fiscal year sales to meet or exceed 70 million dollars through next June. Lottery Director Jerry Simpson said early results surpassed the estimate by about a quarter of a million dollars and predicted stronger sales ahead. He noted a potential new state game early next year.

Topeka Kan Kansas Lottery Conia Jerry Simpson

Family history focus at Kansas 114th annual meeting

The Kansas State Historical Society hosts its 114th annual meeting in October 2021 at the Downtown Ramada Inn. Free sessions cover the history of Kansas families under the title The Family and the Study of Kansas History, with talks from Menninger, four universities, and the Historical Society. Dr. Gerald McFarland will speak Friday night on the Samuel Adair family of Osawatomie in the 1850s.

Kansas Topeka Kan Kansas State Historical Society Ramada Menninger Gerald McFarland Samuel Adair Osawatomie Ottawa Briscoe Drug Store

Farmer dies in corn picker accident near Humboldt

Allen County farmer Elmer Hess, 65, was found dead by his son after failing to return from a corn field. Hess was pulled into a corn picker when he attempted to clear debris as the machine ran. The incident occurred near his Humboldt area home early Tuesday.

Humboldt Kan Allen County Allen County Sheriff's Department Hess

Understanding reflex sympathetic dystrophy after knee injury

A reader asks about a knee injury now diagnosed as reflex sympathetic dystrophy. The doctor explains the sympathetic system misfires after injury, causing skin color changes and pain, and suggests leg elevation, contrast baths, and possible injections. He notes historical roots from Civil War studies and that recovery can occur over time.

DR. Donohue C.J

Gun purchase exposes safety gap in American stores

A Boca Raton gun collector bought a .22 Marlin semiautomatic at Kmart as a gift for his 6 year old son and then shot his toe after failing to check if the rifle was loaded. He sued the store, highlighting concerns over gun access and safety. The letter also touches off broader worries about national gun laws and secondhand smoke harms.

Dear Ann;landers Boca Raton Kmart Seattle Kennedy Ann Landers Gram Indiana Ann

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Kansas Gas & Electric Kg&e Universities and the Historical Society Elmer Hess Portland Ore Lorin Hess Salt Lake City Modern Maturity Fountain of Youth Ar Landers Paul Hays W. Tecumseh Farm Bureau Insurance Happy Birthday Chad
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