Edward D Jones to host AT&T changes seminar
Edward D Jones & Co. will host a 4 p.m. Thursday local seminar on AT&T breakup plans with David G. Otto, focusing on investor impact. The event at 1428 S. Main will be broadcast via Jones satellite network. reservations to Henningsen at 242-1088. Jeff Myrick returns to The Herald as reporter in multiple beats after previously serving in 1989.
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Edward D. Jones
At&t
Bill Henningsen
Edward D. Jones & Co
Jones
David G. Otto
Otto
S. Main
Henningsen
Herald
Jeff Myrick
The
Baldwin City
Annette
Brett
Anthony
Baker University
Myrick
Kansas State University
Garden City Telegram
Ottawa University
George Washburns Architecture tour highlights Ottawa history
Ottawa residents prepare for a George Washburn architecture tour featuring his 1913 house, the Anderson County Courthouse, and the Ransom Bennett Lowry residence. The event includes Victorian tea, art exhibits, and self guided viewing from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with proceeds benefiting the Franklin County Historical Society and Ottawa Advance.
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Cugno
Ottawa
George Washburn
Washburn
Garnett
Deb Barker
Franklin County Historical Society
Forest Park
Kansas
Anderson County
Gannett
California
Galleria Art Center
Garett
Maynard Walker
Louise
Louise Dietz
Becker-Dietz
S. Elm
Dietz
Dietzes
Jeanette Lowry
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Ransom-Bennett-Lowry
S. Locust
Lowry
William Bennett
Old Depot Museum
Ottawa Community Arts Center
FCHS
OCAC
Louis
Four area high schools plan homecoming kings and queens
Pomona Anderson County Waverly and Wellsville high schools crown four new homecoming monarchs Friday night. Twenty four candidates vie across the four schools with coronations and football games set for 7 to 7:30 p.m. at each site.
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Pomona
Anderson County
Waverly
Wellsville
Amy Feuerborn
Natalie Feuerborn
Jennifer Raymond
Amy
Bill
Lynda Feuerborn
Natalie
the Daugh
Ter
Dave
Colette Feuerborn
Jennifer
Kathy Raymond
Dale Raymond
King
Justin Foltz
Jim
Lois Foltz
Mike Kellerman
George and
Donna Kellerman
Justin Miller
Keith
Lorie Miller
Spring Hill
Amish Kitchen Notes From a Garden Busy With Canning
The column shares recipes and garden updates as rain brings relief from a dry spell. It details rhubarb jam with gelatin, canned hot peppers including banana and jalapeno, pepper butter, and corn on the cob. Also included are Easy-Baked French Fries and Mother’s Rhubarb Cake with step by step prep and baking times.
Weather Tonight Forecast Mostly Cloudy and Breezy
Tonight expects mostly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms. Low temperatures around the lower 50s, winds from the south to southeast at 15 to 25 mph, shifting to southwest later.
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Ottawa
Clinton
Hillsdale
Malvern
Pomona
Jury hints point to Fuhrman as verdict nears
Jurors kept finding holes in the prosecution case amid contamination concerns. Forensic pathologist Dr. Henry Lee, a defense witness, was cited as most credible. The panel, confined nine months at an $180 nightly hotel, faced emotional courtroom scenes as verdicts approached.
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LAPD
Cryer
Henry Lee
Brenda Moran
Los Angeles
Wal-Mart Center Details Large Jobs and Tech Systems
Wal-Mart’s distribution center near Ottawa aims for 1,200 workers eventually with 6,000 job applicants. The facility costs 2.5 million monthly in labor, $65 million for land and building, and holds $45 million in merchandise. It processes 9,000 cases per hour by day and 3,000 at night, using 345 Ottawa Trucks and 189 docking doors. The center guarantees next day delivery and uses bar code readouts and automated sorting to route replacements from Bentonville. Access is restricted to protect state of the art operations.
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Gillihan
Lion
Wal-Mart
Jim Trendel
Ottawa Truck
OFCED
Ottawa
Ottawa area shows rapid eco development and housing boom
Ottawa officials report swift turnover with Lester Builders and Wal Mart Center arrival boosting retail space. Thompson notes rising downtown activity, multiple housing projects, and five areas being platted while OFCED fields monthly inquiries from new industries. Two companies plan visits next week to Industrial Park and nearby land.
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Thompson
Ottawa
OFCED
Opal's Winds Hit 185 MPH as Panhandle Storm Approaches
Hurricane Opal reached speeds up to 185 mph as it closed in on the Florida Panhandle. Residents brace for a direct hit after Erin’s damage two months earlier. The National Hurricane Center warned the storm would strike Florida this afternoon. Tom Beliech and his family planned to ride it out in New Orleans noting Erin’s lessons.
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Pensacola
Fla
Opal
Florida Panhandle
Erin
Tom Beliech
New Orleans
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Hazardous Waste Drop Off and Community Bazaar
Household hazardous waste drop off at First Christian Church premises in FR and CO at the HHW Facility from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 242 1176 for details. October 6 bazaar 0 to 4 p.m. with Chicken and Noodle Dinner 11 to 2. Travel club hosts Las Vegas Night October 10 from 7 p.m. to 6 p.m. with door prizes and refreshments.
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First Christian Church
Bazaar
Trav Comm
Las Vegas
Mercenary Denard Surrenders After French Invasion
The mercenary Bob Denard surrendered in Moroni Comoros after hundreds of French commandos stormed the island nation from air and sea. They freed President Said Mohamed Djohar as about 600 French troops landed at dawn and used a mobile stairway as a battlefield vantage point.
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Comoros Islands
Bob Denard
Said Mohamed Djohar
French Defense Ministry
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1995 Reformatted
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective October 1 1995 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates cover carrier delivery rural towns motor route and mail in Franklin Miami Douglas Ogage and Anderson counties with all rates prepaid and including state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Ogage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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