COF lands HUD grant for 16 unit apartments in Ottawa
COF Training Services Inc. has secured a 660000 grant from HUD to build a 16 unit complex for the developmentally disabled in Ottawa. Construction begins May 1991 with occupancy expected next fall, featuring 14 one bedroom and 2 two bedroom units under resident management.
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Lori Alvarado
Department of Housing and Urban Development
COF Training Services Inc
Davis Road
Dan Andrews
COF
HUD
Kanas
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Andrews
County safety push at Franklin County road and bridge
Franklin County Commission begins safety emphasis for road and bridge and landfill staff. Hard hats and safety goggles required, with penalties and paycheck notices. Lee Bond urges regular safety meetings and a DHS safety book. Meeting room pricing set for non profits at the Office Annex.
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Diane Yeamans
Franklin County Commission
County Road and Bridge Department
Lee Bond
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Franklin County
S. Main
Courthouse Open for Registration in Franklin County
The Franklin County Clerk's office will stay open until 9 tonight and Thursday and Friday to allow residents to register to vote. The registration deadline is Sunday per a spokesperson. The courthouse closes Saturday and Sunday, while Ottawa Library accepts registrations through Saturday.
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Franklin County Clerk’s
Ottawa
Statue of Eisenhower Unveiled at Kansas Statehouse
A life sized 11 foot statue of Dwight Eisenhower was saved at the Statehouse in Topeka on Tuesday. The piece, a replica of the Abilene Eisenhower Center statue, was a gift from the Edith and Harry Darby Foundation. Darby, former U S Senator and Eisenhower ally, helped create the center and chaired the foundation board.
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Topeka
Dwight Eisenhower
Statehouse
Tuesay
Eisenhower Center
Abilene
Edith and
Harry Darby
Darby
U.S. Senate
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Foundation
Weather Tonight and Kansas Weekend Forecast
Clear and cold tonight with upper 90s? Noted. northwest winds easing to 10 to 20 mph. Kansas extends the forecast Friday through Sunday with little precipitation. Highs in upper 60s to 70s Friday and Saturday, 60s to 70s Sunday. lows from 40s Friday to 30s northwest Sunday.
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Kansas
Oil prices rise as compromise talks collapse in Gulf crisis
Oil prices climbed after U S and exiled Kuwaiti officials ruled out a compromise in which Iraq would pull back from most of Kuwait but keep some real estate. Top U S and Soviet officials moved between Moscow, Europe, and the U S as they discuss the crisis. In Jiddah Kuwait's crown prince said Iraq's occupation will never force concessions.
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Associated Press
U.S
Defense
Dick Cheney
Moscow
Middle East
Yevgeny Primakov
Europe
Jiddah
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Iraq
Local Ad Briefs Promote Seasonal Deals and Services
A composite ad brief lists promotions from Underwood's and Discovery Toys, Halloween cake orders at Ottawa Dairy Queen, gift certificates at Litwin's in Princeton and Ottawa, a Phone Friend service for kids, Elk's Lodge Rib and Shrimp Night on Oct 20, Vita-E Hairspray deal, Watts Auction Center commission cuts, and Matney Chiropractic extended hours, reflecting a 1990 local shopping guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk's Lodge
Corrections panel adds two new staff members
The Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections board met here Tuesday and welcomed Tim A. Bender of Newton and Clarence E. Raines of Colony as Intensive Supervision Officers. Bender replaces Kelly Keaton, begins Monday, while Raines attends December duties. The board also discussed insurance for offenders and the need for a general liability and errors and omissions policy. The program now supervises 10 offenders and will meet next on January 8 in Burlington.
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Lori Alvarado
Herald
Lyndon
Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections
Tim A. Bender
Newton
Clarence E. Raines
Colony
Bender
Kelly Keaton
Raines
State Department of Corrections
ISO
Washburn University
Wyandotte County
Scott Hutton
Northwestern Oklahoma State University
Alva
Okla
Midwestern Baptist Seminary
Kansas City
Central State University
Edmond
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Hutton
Cal Lantis
Ottawa
Lantis
Central Heights plans season tickets and district updates
The district details season ticket options at Central Heights with a family pass at 20 dollars and single adult pass at 7 dollars, plus a three year contract with East Central Vocational Cooperative in Ottawa. The board also approved a Hazard Communications Program, policy updates on conduct, and travel for Future Homemakers of America to Louisville and the Biology Club trip. Peggy Pearson was named to the district advisory committee and parents as teachers reviewed.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Central Heights
Charles Gash
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Ottawa
Leo Laird
Peggy Pearson
Homemakers of America
Louisville
Biology Club
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates Update April 1990
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective April 1 1990 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Local carrier rates cover one month to one year with motor route and mail options and state and out of state pricing.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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BPW
Steve Zak
Delores Dyer
Pomona Rfd
Dyer
Franklin Savings Association
Ramsey Printing
Freda’s
Butler’s Florist
Crythe . Ae
le Tamnaraturas
Rte
Colby
Furaiee
Salina
Wichita
Pittsburg
United States
Ad Briefs
Keck
Underwood's
Discovery Toys
Jenny Messick
Ottawa Dairy Queen
Litwin's
Liza Perry
Princeton
Ralph Meharry
Watts Auction Center & Service
Burlington
Wa Herald
Otta Upsais
Ruth
Cedar
Dim R, Hitch
Terry Ostmayer
Jay Bamis
Carol Ackermann
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
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