Grand Opry at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Saturday
The Grand O Opry performs at 7:30 p.m. with guests Jim Curley Kelley Bethel and Jacob Bergstrom plus regulars. Doors open 7 p.m. pre-show 7:15. Tickets 7 dollars at the door. kids 12 and under free. Call 242 8810 for details.
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Red Ribbon Week prompts Ottawa students to kick a habit
Ottawa schools plan Red Ribbon Week with activities to say no to drugs and alcohol. Public participation invites choosing a day to kick a bad habit such as smoking, chewing tobacco, or drinking. A coupon, signed by a witness, must be turned in after the day for a drawing on Nov. 6.
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Plea Talks Move Forward in Perez Case for Juvenile Heth
Two witnesses described a plea agreement being shaped for Heth, 16, amid aggravated battery and conspiracy counts. Judge Fromme relaxed house arrest to allow attendance at the county alternative school with a strict schooling warning. Other juveniles mentioned include Griffin, Pedrow, McCall, Evans, and Surber with varying court dates and Surber facing adult charges.
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Ottawa
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Topeka
Ben Evans
Toby Webster Surber
Surber
Republicans Push Medicare Overhaul To House Vote Victory
The House passed a Medicare overhaul bill after a 231 to 201 vote, pledging to curb costs by 270 billion over seven years and expand senior choice through managed care. President Clinton threatened a veto, while Democrats warned of cuts hurting 40 million seniors as the measure moves to the Senate.
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White House
Weather forecast and sensor log from Ottawa plant
Tonight clear and cold with a low near 30. North winds to 10 mph. Sunday mostly dry with a chance of rain in the west. lows 35 to 45, highs mainly in the 60s. Monday, rain likely in central and east. highs mid-50s to mid-70s. Tuesday cooler and dry with a wide temperature spread. Local log notes yesterday’s highs and lows, precipitation 0.00, barometer 30.40 inches, sunrise 7:37 a.m.
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Inchea
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Faurot, 93, dies in Columbia following legendary career
Don Faurot, famed Missouri football coach and athletic director who created the Split-T offense, died Thursday in Columbia at age 93. He left a lasting impact on college football with his innovative scheme and leadership.
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Columbia, Mo
Don Faurot
Missouri
Detention hearing for Marcus Gutierrez in Ottawa shooting
Five witnesses including Gutierrez’s mother testified as police linked a sky blue van to the Sunday shooting. Officers found shells and a weapon in the van during the search, while Rosa Gutierrez provided key statements. The suspect was detained briefly with no juvenile charges yet filed and the investigation ongoing.
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Pomona
Kansas
Kuchar
Planners table land sale plan for cemetery strip
Planners delayed action on selling a 125 foot cemetery strip to a recreational vehicle dealer at 2571 S US 59. The land would not disturb graves, but the legal description in The Ottawa Herald was incomplete. Two commissioners whose terms expired said they would serve again if reappointed, while a third was absent.
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Todd
Kansas Department of Transportation Service
Ottawa Herald
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L.A. Witham
Ken Davidson
Alexander
Witham
Backstage appearances and events in Branson Missouri
Community notices list entertainment at Backstage in Branson on Friday and Saturday with calls to Cathy for deposits, plus upcoming events including Grand Opry style shows, Halloween dance at Ottawa VFW, and a Memorial Ride at Pomona Lake with contact numbers. Also includes hazardous waste drop details in Colorado and local yard sale at Brown's Shoe Fit with dates and phone numbers.
Ottawa school board weighs building code updates and sprinklers
Towe said wiring work may not require full code upgrades as state standards shift toward 1994 codes next year. The board discusses security in stairwells and the potential cost of sprinkler systems, with a state architect to advise on code impacts. Next meeting 7:30 pm at Ottawa High School library.
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Ottawa
Don Duncan
Ottawa School Board
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1996 Update
The Ottawa Herald lists monthly quarterly and yearly delivery rates for Ottawa by carrier and mail to surrounding counties and states. Prices vary by region from 6.82 to 107.24 yearly, all in advance with state tax noted.
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