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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1998
Page
6
Sterling College visits Cook Field players in KCAC clash
Sterling College entered Cook Field as the KCAC's top scoring team but yielded to Ottawa University by 70 9. The page 7 note implies a lopsided defeat with Ottawa prevailing on home turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling College
Cook Field
Warriors
Ottawa University
Social Services Office Moves to New Ottawa Location
The Ottawa office of Social and Rehabilitation Services relocates to 23rd and Eisenhower starting Tuesday. Lawrence regional office says the move occurred over the weekend and during the Columbus Day holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
23Rd
Eisenhower
Lawrence
West Franklin Board Concerted Meeting and School Walkthrough
Williamsburg board of education meets at 7 p.m. to discuss employment, site council appointments, KASB policy review, roof repairs at Appanoose School, and West Franklin Learning Center student activities while touring Williamsburg School. Burlingame receives 15000 grant for strategic plan to guide growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
West Franklin Board of Education
Williamsburg School
Kansas Association of School Boards
KASB
Appanoose School
West Franklin Learning Center
Lyndon voters to decide 1 percent sales tax proposal
Voters here will be asked to approve a 1 percent sales tax for 10 years to fund city improvements. funds would support water and sewer system work and replacement of seven blocks of sidewalks along Topeka Ave, with a sunset provision and sidewalk work added alongside a $316,000 state grant for Topeka Ave curb, gutter, and storm sewer work. The tax is estimated to raise $30,000 to $50,000 annually if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Topeka Ave
Budget talks drag into second week with election looming
Washington AP reports budget negotiators, led by Senate Appropriations Chairman Ted Stevens, have drafted spending levels but will not send the plan to the White House until policy issues are resolved. Congress may extend the government funding deadline for two days as talks continue, with a possible House finish on Wednesday and Senate on Thursday if issues clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ted Stevens
Alaska
White House
Congress
Stevens
House
Sneezing Mishaps Mark Odd Deals Across Continents
In Appling Georgia a 70 year old fisherman sneezed his $300 false teeth into Thurmond Lake just before an April angling tournament, then retrieved them. In Calgary Alberta a 19 year old man fleeing police after a car hijack hid in tall grass but blew his cover by sneezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
NATO readies phased air strikes against Yugoslavia
The United States and allies prepare a staged air campaign against Yugoslavia to pressure Milosevic over Kosovo abuses. An activation order from NATO is awaited in Brussels as B 52 bombers and stealth jets stand by. Civilian toll and stalled Holbrooke talks frame the tense diplomacy page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
U.S
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
Slobodan Milosevic
NATO
Alliance
North Atlantic Council
Brussels
Milosevic
Defense
William Cohen
Kuwait
Eisenhower
Richard Holbrooke
U.N. Security Council
Holbrooke
White House
Joe Lockhart
Brickyard Bricks Near Memorial Goal In Franklin County
The Franklin County Veterans Memorial Committee nears its goal as 5 000 red bricks are delivered for paving the memorial area. Bricks cost 40 each and can be dedicated to any person or group, with 1 053 already sold and about 93 000 raised. Construction expected next spring with dedication Veterans Day 1999.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Veterans Memorial Committee
Dodd’s Memorial
Franklin County
Kenneth Chap
Veteran Memorial Committee
Chapman
Ken Dodd
Dodd Memorials
Sherry Wright
Ottawa Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ottawa Eagles Club
VFW
Topeka
Ottawa
Steve Morse
Ray Talbott
Jean McCloud
Ken Chapman
Gay hate crime ends in Wyoming student’s death
Matthew Shepard, 21, a University of Wyoming student, died five days after being pistol-whipped and lashed to a fence post in a suspected hate crime near Laramie. Police cited robbery as motive. officials urged stronger hate-crime laws as Governor Geringer and President Clinton voiced concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ort Collins
Colo
University of Wyoming
Matthew Shepard
Poudre Valley Hospital
Rulon Stacey
Shepard
Laramie
Wyo
Stacey
Matthew
Wyoming
Jim Geringer
Washington
White House
Joe Lockhart
Clinton
Cedar Valley Apparel plant closes after negotiations fail
About 35 Cedar Valley employees are laid off as Garnett plant shuts following failed sale talks with USA Products. A prospective buyer offered to hire workers, but price disputes ended negotiations Thursday, with shutdown announced Friday afternoon. The buyer remains interested in a future Garnett plant with different setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnett
Cedar Valley Apparel
Garnett
Phil Allemany
Cedar Valley Division
USA Products
Lenexa
Kansas
Cedar Valley
Allemany
Ottawa High School track to gain rubber surface soon
Ottawa High School progresses on a new eight lane latex track replacing the old six lane cinder surface. Tasco Paving of Pleasant Hill is building it with Aprico Lenexa applying the rubber. Completion is targeted by July 31 with weather and drainage factors causing delays. Homecoming is Friday at Ottawa High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Lenexa
Harvey Ludwick
Domeone
Tasco Paving Company
Pleasant Hill
Aprico
Tim Cummins
Ottawa Board of Education
Fourth
Walnut
Cummins
Ludwick
Garfield Elementary
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Sterling
SRS
West Franklin
Burlingame
Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing
KDCH
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Mediterranean Sea
Belgrade
Franklin Veterans Memorial
Valerie Wolf
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