KU graduate part of 1995 Peterson Prize winning arch team
KU architecture students led by Kurt A Brunner won first place in the 1995 Charles E Peterson Prize for Spooner Hall drawings. The entry included 17 ink on Mylar plans 105 field notes and 252 photos. Spooner Hall 1894 KU library now houses Museum of Anthropology. DAR group travels to Nowhere meeting on train. Barbara Dew elected treasurer Bettie Ore secretary. next meeting November 11 at Nelle Gollier home.
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Kurt A. Brunner
Judy Brunner
Chestnut
University of Kansas
Charles E. Peterson
Brunner
Spooner Hall
DAR
Edward Hand
Daughters of the American Revolution
Midland Railway
Baldwin City
Barbara Dew
Bettie Ore
Nelle Gollier
Kid Krusade at First Assembly of God Church Bulletin
A Kid Krusade begins at 7 p.m. tonight at First Assembly of God Church at 13th and Mulberry with a Sunday graduation at 10 30 a.m. For details call 242 3933. Mode O Day employees plan dinner at 6 30 p.m. tonight at Sirloin Stockade with more information available at the same number 242 2402.
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Assembly of God
13Th and
Mulberry
Sirloin Stockade
NCCC Ottawa Officials Outline Local College Plans
Ottawa officials and NCCC leaders discussed expanding the Neosho County Community College campus, proposing state funding boosts, local sales tax support, and welding programs. Ray Cummiskey noted 540 students with ties to Wal-Mart and local manufacturers, while Sam Sheldon urged coordination with the Ottawa district to avoid duplicating services. Construction on the Ottawa campus expansion, including an enhanced learning center, is slated for completion in late November.
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Ottawa School Board
Sam Sheldon
Vicki Cummiskey
Gene Ramsey
Joan Tyson
Richard Jackson
Scott Lambers
NCCC
Ted Wischropp
Kansas Community College Trustees Council
Ottawa
Wal-Mart
Ottawa Truck
Havens Steel
Duke Manufacturing
Ray Cummiskey
Lambers
Cummiskey
Ottawa Live Halloween Event Opens with Harvest Happening
The Ottawa Municipal Distirums hosts A Harvest Happening as part of the Ottawa Live Series starting 7 p.m. Friday October 27. The two hour family event includes music stories stunts and surprises with a joke contest costume contest and treats. Admission is 7 for adults 3.50 for children over 12 and free for under 12 with two kids per adult. Tickets available at Budges Sports Center Beyond Video and the OMA box office. Sponsored by Ottawa University. For information call 242-8810.
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Ttawa Municipal Distiorums
Budges Sports Center
Beyond Video
OMA
Third
Hickory
Ottawa University
Clinton Defends 1993 Budget Amid GOP Criticism
President Clinton said he was very proud of his 1993 budget and did not mean to impugn Democrats who voted for it, acknowledging the tax increase was large. He argued the tax hike was necessary to keep Democratic support and warned the GOP Medicare cuts would damage health care for older Americans.
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John King
Ashington
Clinton
Texas
House
Newt Gingrich
Congress
Oklahoma City
U.S
Bosnia
United Way Nears Goal in Franklin County Campaign
The United Way of Franklin County has raised 100620.97 toward an 111000 goal with more than a week remaining until October 27. Donor categories include advance giving 68770, Fair Share 88415.72, small business 706, residential 2729.25, and Wolf Creek 10085.20. Dorothy Anderson notes space limits prevent listing all donors while thanking every contributor. Major gifts include Porter Spears Bundy Town and Country Supply 300, Ottawa Herald 400, Robert and Lorraine Brown 500, Thomas E. Gleason and Country Mart 500, Ramsey Printing 1000, and Our Own Hardware 2500.
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United Way
Franklin County
Wolf Creek
Dorothy Anderson
Porter
Arrest report links 16 year old to Sunday shooting van
Gutierrez is named as the alleged driver of the van used in Sunday's shooting near Sixth and Cedar. Police and county officials, under a court directive, withheld possible prejudicial information as the investigation continues. Griffin, shot in the legs, was treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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Gutierrez
Wilcox
Thomas Sachse
Jeff Herrman
Rex
Larry Wright
Sachse
Wright
Sixth
Cedar
Griffin
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bowling
Ellis vows court fight over school access for her children
Ellis blames Gash for the dispute over Central Heights allowing her children to attend now and says she may sue. She criticizes safety concerns cited by the principal and accuses officials of favoritism while planning to push for tougher juvenile crime laws after her daughter's death. She vows to persist in fighting for her family’s rights.
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Wendell Barker
Central Heights
Ellis
Gash
Topeka
Roxanne Diminishes to Tropical Low After Fatal Toll
Roxanne weakened to a tropical low over the Gulf of Mexico after a week of destructive movement. The Reforma newspaper reports three additional deaths in Tabasco, bringing Roxanne's confirmed death toll to at least 14 as flooding inundated farmland.
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Villahermosa
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Roxanne
Tabasco
Reforma
OU Hall Atkinson Renovation Opens After 14 Years
Ottawa University completed the spring through fall renovation of Atkinson Hall, once closed in 1977, costing over 750000. The hall now houses the Vera Wise Technology Center and KTJO FM with a ribbon cutting and tour planned, while Behan Hall serves current campus needs. President Harold D. Germer praised the project as a major campus milestone.
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Atkinson
Behan
Ottawa
Behan Hall
Vera Wise Technology Center
Ktjofm
Atkinson Hall
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