Out & About Opry at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Saturday
The Grand Opry at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium begins at 7 30 p m with special guests Diana Gunlock and Bobby Rae along with Opry regulars. Doors open 7 p m, pre show at 7 15. Tickets 7 at the door. kids 12 and under free. information line 242 8810.
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O” Opry
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Diana Gunlock
Burlington
Bobby Rae
Opry
Daron Norwood
Nashville
Ottawa Municipal
Maple Leaf
Baldwin City
Midland Railway
Lyon County Fair Grounds
Emporia
Baker University
Department of Music
Rice
Baker
Susan Buehler
Hugo Wolf
McKibbin
Kansas City
Los Bailadores
Music Hall
Huayra
Grupo Tropicalia
Ottawa Lions 50 Years of Service Highlight Local Leaders
Longtime Ottawa Lions Club members Pointer and Sheldon reminisce about fifty years of community service. They recall projects from a midget football league to fundraisers, scholarships, and youth programs. The pair still attend meetings, oversee club finances, and celebrate helping people through local efforts and collaborations with Kansas Blind Foundation and Miss Ottawa events.
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Sheldon
Pointer
Lions Club
United States
Ottawa
Kansas Blind Foundation
Ottawa Auditorium
Guilty plea and bond motion in Moore case
Moore entered a guilty plea in the Franklin County case. Bezek moved to reduce bond from 35000 dollars, but Judge Sachse denied the request. Moore remains jailed at the Franklin County Jail since the June 27 incident awaiting sentencing, which could mean most of the time will already be served.
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Bezek
Moore
Franklin County
Sachse
County commissioners weigh juvenile grant money location
Franklin County commissioners reviewed a $38,500 state juvenile intake grant earmarked via the Kansas Supreme Court. Since Franklin already runs a program, they considered reallocating funds to Anderson Coffey or Osage counties and planned discussion with those boards on Oct 25. They also approved two bids for Annex updates and a smoking canopy project plus a $200 computer modem for health administrator Mike Pruner.
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Tranklin County
John Steelman
Kansas Supreme Court
Franklin County
Anderson
Coffey
Osage
Steelman
County
Karlen Jones
Ottawa Family Physicians
Jones
Adamson Sheet Metal
All Seasons, Inc
Mike Pruner
Weather Tonight Cooler and Clear With Lows Around 40
Tonight's forecast calls for a cooler, clear night with a low near 40. North wind 10 to 20 mph. Extended: Sunday through Tuesday dry with upper 30s to lower 40s Sunday and Monday, then 40s Tuesday. Highs mainly in the 70s, with low 80s possible southwest Monday.
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Ottax
Teen admits to count in Perez case stays with relatives
Four teens from Ottawa along with Toby Surber face identical charges of attempted aggravated battery and conspiracy to commit aggravated battery after a first court appearance. Kenneth Heth Tan Mastel Benjamin Mastel and Surber have Oct 19 court times while Nathan Barwood of Topeka awaits his first Franklin County appearance on murder and related counts.
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Griffin
Kenneth Richard Heth
Tan Isaac Mastel
Benjamin F. Mastel
Toby Webster Surber
Ottawa
Surber
Franklin County
Nathan Barwood
Topeka
Ottawa teen dies as gang shooting erupts near Pine Manor
The fatal Sept. 24 gunshot at Pine Manor Apartments claimed 14 year old Perez, a Central Heights student and innocent bystander amid a gang confrontation targeting her brother Steven Perez. Earwood, 18, turned himself in Oct. 1 and remains jailed on a probation warrant as authorities probe adulthood status. Police note Earwood’s Ottawa link formed at the State Youth Center in Topeka.
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Earwood
Shawnee
Topeka
Franklin County
Larry Wright
Ottawa
Perez
Pine Manor Apartments
Central Heights
Steven Perez
Kart racers start national meet in Garnett Oklahoma
Races open with 50 entries expected for the Sprint National Championships hosted by Garnett Kart Club and KAR T. Practice today with time trials Saturday and Sunday. Nine races daily, awards banquet Saturday night, trophy presentation Sunday. Spectators free, pit passes required. Competitors from Oklahoma Missouri Iowa Kansas Colorado. Amateur breakfast served by Garnett Optimist Club.
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ANCO
Arnett
Karters of America Racing Triad
KART
Garnett Kart Club
Garnett
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
Garnett Optimist Club
Jackson Puts Spotlight on Race, Ushering Open Discussion
Jackson described the march as a chance to push a national dialogue on racism and noted continued discrimination, subtle yet present, across the country. He saw networking value in meeting people he might not otherwise encounter and hoped to share ideas and learn from others.
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Ition
Jackson
South
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates and Staff Listing 1995
The Ottawa Herald lists staff positions including Editor Publisher Batissay Wannaing and Advertising Director Gene Reisey with Circulation Manager Virginia Howe and Office Manager Wayne Snow. Subscription rates for Oct 1 1995 and after are shown for Ottawa delivery and rural routes, motor route, Franklin County, neighboring counties, and out of state, all prepaid. Rates vary by duration from one month to one year with specific figures and tax noted. Postmaster address for changes is The Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas.
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Anderson County Extension Department
Lake Garett Park
Anderson County Hospital Board of Trustees
Extension Homemaker's Council
Anderson County
ANCO
Economist and Morgan Research Group, Ltd
Say Batissay
Gene Reisey
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
March planned Million Man March to urge responsibility
Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer backs the event encouraging African American men to avoid crime pursue education and support their children. Organizers expect traffic gridlock at the National Mall with estimates suggesting 250,000 men from New York alone may attend the Million Man March.
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Detroit
Dennis Archer
National Mall
Washington
Lionel Graham
New York
Briton Rotblat wins 1995 Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Committee awarded Joseph Rotblat and the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs the 1995 Peace Prize for efforts to reduce the role of nuclear arms in world politics and to seek alternatives to war. Rotblat, 86, helped found the group advocating scientists take responsibility for inventions.
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Oslo
Norway
Nobel Committee
Joseph Rotblat
Rotblat
Central Heights drill team cookout and local events
A listing of community notices includes IGENTRAL HEIGHTS Drill Team Cookout on Oct 13, dance at Garnett VFW Oct 14, hazardous waste drop off, Ottawa BPW wine and cheese tasting Oct 14, Soroptimist Stew Oct 16, and more. Details provide times, locations, contact numbers, and admission or donation info for each event.
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Igentral Heights
Fli
Ottawa
Old Depot Museum
Sharon Haney
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