Anniversary service marks Lutheran circuit event
Faith Lutheran Church and seven circuit churches gather at Messiah Lutheran in Emporia at 7 p.m. for a yearlong 150th anniversary commemoration. Rev. John Duran and choir participants join guest musician Stephen Town of Northwest Missouri State University for a public recital at Ottawa University Chapel at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Firewood sale by Boy Scout Troop No. 74 funds Philmont trips with mixed hardwood at 80 per cord, 50 per half cord. hedgewood 100 per cord, 60 per half cord. Call 242-3139 for orders.
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Roe Bartle
Local group invites pregnant women to Le Leche League meeting
The Ottawa Le Leche League will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in a conference room at Ransom Memorial Hospital, with topics on childbirth choices and breastfeeding. Call Candy Wasser, Becky Campbell, or Donna Baker for details. babies and toddlers welcome.
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Donna Baker
Windy final day shoots prize at Million Dollar Hole In One
Ottawa University student Trevor Best finished within 61 feet to win Callaway irons as wind challenged 10 finalists at the Million Dollar Hole In One Shootout at Ottawa Country Club. The Ransom Memorial Hospital Charitable Association raised over 4000 dollars from 150 entrants during the three day event with multiple prizes awarded for near misses. Doug Rich earned a Big Bertha Driver with a 64 1/2 foot shot and Steven Hasty claimed a putter at 74 1/2 feet.
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Ottawa Herald Subscriber Information and Delivery Charges
Readership details for Ottawa Herald including delivery times for Ottawa and outside areas, contact numbers for circulation, and delivery times on holidays. Subscription rates list carrier, rural, mail, and state options with monthly prices and tax note, plus available discounts for several term lengths.
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Graves eyes new panel to oversee tax appeals
Gov Bill Graves proposed creating a three member Kansas tax appeals commission to replace the 40 year old Board of Tax Appeals. The plan also includes a small claims commissioner, an executive director, and regional hearing officers to speed tax appeals and abatement screening for cities and counties.
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Nursing Supervisors Symposium at Crown Plaza Kansas City MO
Nurses from Ransom Memorial Hospital attended the sixth annual Nursing Supervisors Symposium October 2 3 in Kansas City sponsored by the Midwest Association of Administrative Nursing Supervisors MAANS. Attendees included Linda McCreight Judy Farrow Jean Stover Cheryl McDonald and Dianne Beedle. McCreight elected MAANS president next year. Franklin County Extension Council members elected to two year terms include Mark Barnes Bob Thompson Gene Van Horn on the Agriculture Committee Ann Driver Brenda Guenther Gary Humphrey on the 4 Hand Youth Committee Melissa Hatfield Beth Keim Mary Lois Yates on Home Economics Committee Brad Howard Gene Ramsey and Lee Weis on Economic Development Committee.
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Beth Keim
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Brad Howard
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Lee Weis
Clinton Says He Will Cooperate If Reno Seeks Interview
President Clinton said he would cooperate with Attorney General Reno if she asks to question him about Democratic fund raising practices. He noted he has avoided talking to Reno to prevent appearances of influencing the Justice Department inquiry and said he would do anything necessary to help the investigation.
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District teachers seek pay equity amid stalled contract talks
Taylor cites Ludwick as saying the district must expand pay concerns to all teachers. The Ottawa Education Association contract is not yet negotiated for this year. Both sides are in fact finding. Salary is a key dispute with two board proposals: a higher base for the OEA or a plan that cuts the pay of 70 plus teachers or a modest raise. No fact finding date set.
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Five named to Mon day Mon City site council at Williamsbu rg
Williamsburg West Franklin Board of Education appointed five to a site council at Mon day's meeting. Appointees include Karen Gibson and Ned Parker of Pomona High School Stephanie Flory of Appanoose Jerald Johnson student council president and Yvonne Olson of Pomona Elementary School. J J Weaver hired as assistant junior volleyball coach to handle higher participant numbers.
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Ned Parker
Pomona High School
Stephanie Flory
Appanoose
Jerald Johnson
Yvonne Olson
Pomona
J. J. Weaver
Weather forecast and local temperatures brief
Tonight coal and mostly clear with a low in the upper 30s and light southwest wind. Thursday dry with seasonal temperatures and highs near 65. Friday and Saturday stay dry with moderate temperatures, highs around the 60s. Ottawa temperatures show current readings near 47 with yesterday’s highs and lows notched. water plant data present, barometer 30.70 inches, sunset 6:45 p.m., sunrise 7:31 a.m.
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Ottawa middle school project on schedule despite rain
Randy Monson of Crossland Construction told the Ottawa school board the OMS project is progressing on schedule with 30,000 square feet of flooring and stairs installed and underground plumbing finished. He warned winter weather could halt work but optimism remains high if conditions stay favorable.
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