OU to be featured on CNN sports program
Ottawa University gets a feature on CNN’s The Sporting Life during homecoming weekend with Jim Huber. The piece will air Saturday November five at 6 30 a.m. 3 and 7 30 p.m. featuring OU history heritage and ties to the Ottawa tribe.
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Birthday haunted house grows from a home project
The Courtemanches convert their home into a safe haunted setup with tarps to divide rooms and tunnels outside. Scary music and strobe lights replace candles while fire department approval is cited. They limit intensity for kids but warn teens get no mercy, escort frightened visitors out, and manage crowd traffic to prevent dangerous scenes.
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Candidates at 11th-hour forum stress tax reform and limited government
In a late forum, Ramsey Feuerborn Cundy and Tanner urged reducing federal reach and opposing mandates. They debated tax lids, health care access, and revenue shifts while critiquing state and local controls and the impact on smaller counties. A separate poll shows Graves leading Slattery 49 to 40 in Kansas governor race.
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Carlin Denies Endorsement For Brownback Opponent In Forum
U S House candidate from Kansas 2nd District, Carlin, refuted Ottawa Herald Publisher Jim Hitch's endorsement of Sam Brownback during a Thursday forum. He defended term limits, opposed a $500 per child tax credit, and framed himself as a changemaker ready to lead and fight for district residents.
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Dead heat in Kansas attorney general race in new poll
In Topeka the AP reports a virtual dead heat between Democrat Richard Schodorf and Republican Carla Stovall for attorney general. Schodorf cites crime-fighting plans while Stovall credits negative ads. last poll had Stovall ahead 45-27 with 28 percent undecided. A Thursday poll shows Schodorf leading 44-42.
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Community Events and Closures for Holiday Season In Wellsville Area
SaEadenanan Bage ie a Fin Cine eee te SaEadenanan Bage ie a Fin Cine eee te WEEKS Before Christmas. A BLOOMIN FLorist will be closed Thurs 27 thru Sun 30 for vacation, reopen Mon 9 am. ADULT HALLOWEEN Party Sat Oct 28 8 12. Ottawa VFW Dance costume contest Billy Spears Band snacks provided Beef Noodle Dinner 116 N Kalock Richmond Oct 29 6 8 pm. Fri Oct 28 6 7 pm OHS before OHS Schlagte game Walking tacos drink 2 per person Wear red support the Cyclones. SEAFOOD BUFFET Wellsville Cafe Fri 6 8 pm with salad bar.
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Weather forecast summary for tonight and beyond
Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 45 to 50 degrees. South wind 5 to 15 mph. Extended outlook shows dry conditions Sunday and Monday with lows from the upper 20s northwest to the mid 40s southeast. Highs range from the upper 50s to lower 60s. Tuesday brings cooler air with lows in the mid-20s to mid-30s and highs in the 50s across regions from northeast to southwest.
Ottawa doctor loses on appeal in medical board case
A Kansas doctor faced suspension for beliefs in UFOs and alien beings. The Supreme Court ruled a damages suit against a state official is a suit against the state, barred by the Eleventh Amendment, and that attorney fees in such civil rights actions require proper state joinder.
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Liquor Vote Affects Private Club Licensing and Permits
The discussion notes that liquor by the drink would trigger a 30 percent food factor and revert a license to Class B for a private club. Temporary liquor permits would be limited to three days and are not allowed now. The next liquor vote could be in the 1996 general election, depending on Franklin County outcomes.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1994 Update
Rates published by Jim R Hitch Ottawa Herald list daily except Sundays holidays and postage details. Subscription prices by mail carrier and rural routes cover options from one month to one year with advance payment and state tax indicated. final line ends with a motto helms us truth above all.
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