Ottawa area Bulletin Board highlights community events
A roundup of local notices includes a fibromyalgia group meeting at Ransom Memorial Hospital with a guest from Ottawa police on crime prevention, plus a weekend of benefits for Ron Ball in Princeton. Also scheduled are a Springfield Choir concert at Ottawa University, a Christian Women’s luncheon, a marriage-encounter weekend, public meetings on social services, a cathedral installation, a hospital seminar, church worship changes, a wood carvers meetup, and a Kansas Water Office advisory session about reservoir storage funding.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Daryl Shutt
Ottawa Police Department
Charlotte Sanderson
Ottawa Military News
William Burgoon
Ottawa High School
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Jean
Beverly Burgoon
S. Elm
39Th Infantry Regiment
Ft. Jackson
Ron Ball
Princeton
Kansas River Gang
McDonald’s
Wal-Mart
Ball
Wilma
McDonald's
Ottawa University Black Student Union
Springfield Community Mass Choir
Springfield
Ottawa University
Christian Women
Ottawa Christian Women’s Club
Mowbray
Glia Haas
Commercial
Emporia
Kansas
James P. Keleher
Archdiocese of
Kansas City
Memorial Hall
N. 7Th
Kan
RMH Board of Trustees and Charitable Association
Grace Episcopal Church
Locust
Ottawa Wood Carvers Club
Ottawa Art Center
Kansas Water Office
Marais Des Cygnes
Neosho
Kansas Room
State Building Complex
7Th Street
Topeka
Kansas Water Authority
State Water Plan
9Th Street
Suite 300
Kansas Trail Ride returns to Pomona Lake for NKF effort
The 17th Annual Kansas Trail Ride relocates to Pomona Lake with base camp at 110 Mile Park. A two day event spanning Sept 17 to 19 supports the National Kidney Foundation of Kansas and Western Missouri. Registration 4 to 9 p.m. Friday. Riders travel 8 a.m. Saturday and Sunday with prizes for top fundraisers. Registration $20. sponsor totals drive prizes including saddle for top fundraisers over $1,200. For details call (800) 444-8113 or contact Phyllis Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
National Kidney Foundation
Phyllis Weber
Kansas Trail Ride
Wellsville censorship case mirrors national trend in 1992 93
Wellsville High faced protests over a Dracula adaptation and other works. Parents and a local minister objected, leading to edits and a later performance. Protests across 44 states totaled 347 censorship attempts in 1992 93 with 41 percent resulting in withdrawal or censoring of material.
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Ashington
Waldo
Little House On the Prairie
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Tom Sawyer
Willie Morris
People For the American Way
Wellsville
Kan
Mark Twain
Columbus
Ind
Kansas
Rosemount
Minn
Riverside
Calif
Dog and Flea Economics and the Good News of Dogs
An anonymous column discusses Phil Schlarb of North Central Missouri College and his five page essay Dog and Flea Economics. It explains how studying economics can raise living standards and outlines key points: only people incur expenses, risk drives entrepreneurship, and economic change creates new jobs when old dogs die. It invites readers to request a free copy by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlarb
North Central Missouri College
Amarillo
Texas
Finney’s mixed record shadows two years in office
The article details Governor Finney’s turbulent term from January 1991, citing personnel shakeups at Health and Environment, Commerce, and Wildlife agencies, resignations over mismanagement, a convicted adviser’s hiring then quitting, failed nominations for Administration and Regents, and a long feud with Attorney General Stephan over casino gambling, abortion law, and tax appraisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health and Environment
Azzie Young
Ms. Young
Ketterman
Finney
Jim Cobler
Senate
John Hennessey
State Board of Regents
Stephan
Local ads note Labor Day closures and shop hours
Crooks Floor Covering closes Saturday through Monday while Dairy Queen North shuts Sept 6 to 12. South store stays open. Jim's Barber Shop closes Saturday noon and reopens Tuesday Sept 7. Pizza Time closed for Labor Day. Springfield Mass choir performs Sept 4 at 7 p.m. OU Chapel, free. Zildjian drum sticks priced at $5 per pair. Modern Music at 1919 Main. phone 242-1449.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Queen North
Modern Music
Ottawa Herald subscription rates page January 1999 update
Publication listing shows detailed daily newspaper pricing by delivery area. Rates vary by locale, with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly options for Ottawa, rural towns, motor route, Franklin County, adjacent counties, and out of state. All prices are prepaid and include state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
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