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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1999

Page

8

Alice in Wonderland comes to Ottawa in student matinee

The Wichita Children’s Theatre Touring Company presents a new hour long adaptation of Alice in Wonderland at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium as part of the Student Matinee Series. Performances run at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. with tickets at the door.

Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Wichita Children’s Theatre Landon Shaw Alice Tweedle Dee Tweedle Dum Wichita Children’s Theatre Professional Oma The Ottawa Herald Kansas Arts Commission National Endowment For the Arts Ottawa Sacred Heart Bethel Academy Pomona Richmond ‘Garnett

Man pleads guilty in Ottawa arson fire

A 33 year old Rantoul man pleaded guilty in Franklin County District Court to attempted arson for setting a fire Aug 17 at 724 N Main Ottawa owned by his mother in law. He admitted using cigarettes and matches and faces up to four years with sentencing set November 15.

Rantoul Franklin County Richard Thomas Askew N. Main Ottawa City Askew Sylvia Lohman Gerald Powers

Judge suppresses evidence in Buck drug case

Franklin County Judge tossed out evidence against Jeffrey W. Buck after ruling officers acted with reckless disregard for the truth in applying for a search warrant. The suppression left only a brief surveillance period and weak grounds implicating Buck in drug activity, triggering an appeal threat from prosecutors.

Franklin County Thomas H. Sachse Jeffrey W. Buck Sachse Buck Jeff Curry Drug Enforcement Unit Tim Woods Woods Scott Ryburn Curry Sheriff's Department Resi

New Ottawa teachers balance work and motherhood in classrooms

Bradley-Butts, Muhl, and Louderback become teachers at Ottawa High School after student teaching under former instructors. They face double workloads, misconceptions about summers, and parental support gaps, but find joy as students’ eyes light up and progress grows.

Ottawa University Bradley-Butts Mrs. B Louderback Bradley- Butts Bertha Coward Coward Garfield Elementary Eugene Field Elementary Renita Abel Renita Muhl Cordelia Hawthorne Zane Abigail

Moonlight tour aims to fund Mine Creek battlefield land

The Mine Creek Battle site faces development as wagons laden with booty clog its banks. The Mine Creek Battlefield Foundation seeks 125000 to 150000 in a new capital campaign, with 100000 pledged by national Civil War groups and matching federal grant hopes. Local banks and stores have bought a few tickets for the fundraiser.

Price Missouri Kansas Mine Creek Matt Matthews Ottawa Foundation Matthews

Greenspan warns of market bubble risk despite gains

Investors in Tokyo reacts to Greenspan caution on stock market as the Nikkei falls about 179 points. Private economists warn that long prosperity may lull investors and banks into false security amid inflation pressures and fragile gains.

Tokyo Greenspan Fed Dow Amer Ican U.S

Manhunt Ends as Pamela Butler Abduction Suspect Captured

Nelson, 24, captured after two day manhunt over Pamela Butler abduction. He suffered knee and ankle injuries, underwent surgery, and remains in fair condition. U.S. Attorney Stephen Hill said death penalty possible, but will discuss charges with prosecutors and family. Pamela, 11, was abducted Tuesday after being grabbed near skating area. sister Penny witnessed the capture scene and earlier events.

Stephen Hill U.S Western District of Missouri Nelson Jeff Wright Lanza Hill Kansas Missouri Pamela Butler Pamela Penny

Waiting lists strain area aging program aid

Nadine Leach discusses her mother Nora Davis’s need for assisted living in Ottawa as waiting lists and high costs push families toward Medicaid. The Southeast Kansas Area Agency on Aging and other regional offices scramble to enroll applicants, with lawmakers eyeing tighter eligibility rules come January and agencies seeking creative care options amid rising demand from an aging population.

Nadine Leach Nora Davis Graves Davis Ottawa Leach Fontana Jesse Jackson Marilyn Legg North Central Flinthills Salina East Central

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