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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1992

Page

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Officials sort pieces of Wellsville puzzle

Felice investigators probe motive of a 27 year old woman who led three Wellsville couples to believe a vacation to Acapulco was booked then took Wellsville children to Missouri. She faced Missouri charges for auto theft and was jailed then released. Franklin County continuing probe. many details from Aug. 21 accounts.

Felice Wellsville Acapulco Missouri Franklin County Atomey Wendell Barker Stephanie Mallory Randy Hinderliter Harrisonville Mallory Harrisonville-Democrat Hinderliter Cass County Lee’s Summit

Ottawa girl recovering after heart surgery

Barry Lysaught reports his 9 year old daughter Allison is recovering in a Houston hospital ICU after major heart surgery. She has required a respirator at times and developed minor lung fluid and fever but surgeons expect a full recovery without further operations. The family stays at Ronald McDonald House and a bank fund supports medical bills.

Bill Tellier Herald Barry Lysaught Allison Texas Medical Center Houston Barry Garfield School Debbie Ronald McDonald House First National Bank Ottawa Lysaughts McDonald House Laconda Lane Texas

Ottawa singers featured in regional recording push

Hawthorne School teachers a combined fourth and fifth grade class as part of a research project. Haney plans a full marketing plan for Boswell's upcoming recording. He met a music business seminar in Chicago and explores regional promotion. A quarterly newsletter includes an ordering option for the Summer Sampler and other tapes. Haney offers clearance sales on earlier tapes at $3 each.

Hawthorne Haney Boswell Chicago Hinman Kelley Ottawa

Allied air zone warns of Iranian saboteurs risk

Sources from Westen and an Arab country say saboteurs infiltrated the area may fire on planes to provoke a major confrontation. Rear Adm Bennitt denied evidence of such reports while Iraqi media claimed rebels were crushed in Al-Qurnah near the Garden of Eden site.

Security Council Brent M. Bennitt USS Independence Al-Qurnah

His Song at Foursquare Ministries Concert in Ottawa

John and Christy Matlach of Manhattan perform at 6 30 p m Sunday at Community Foursquare Church in Ottawa. They have sung to more than 18 000 people across 250 churches and events including youth activities public gatherings and prisons. Panels and meals noted.

Foursquare John Christy Matlach Manhattan Community Foursquare Church Ninth and Hickory East Central Kansas Area Agency

Kansas Weather Outlook Through Labor Day

Forecast calls for thunderstorms Monday with a cool down by Tuesday and a slight warm up Wednesday. Highs range from the upper 70s in the northwest to near 90 in the southeast Monday, then cooling to the 70s Tuesday and upper 70s to mid 80s Wednesday, with lows from the 60s Monday to the upper 40s northwest to mid 50s southeast by Wednesday.

Kansas

Printing training offered in Ottawa for six participants

The Ottawa school district Adult Education Center offers a printing industry training program to qualify for entry level jobs such as printing workers and desktop publishers. It includes typing and computer skills, with eligibility screening and a six participant limit. Call Susan Padfield at 242-6179 for assessment. tuition may be available through several agencies.

Ottawa Susan Padfield

Teens Favor Protecting Nature in Gallup Survey

The Gallup Youth Survey finds 90 percent of teens and 93 percent of adults agree nature is God’s creation and humans must care for the environment. Teens, especially Protestants and churchgoers, show strong support for coexistence of species and moral obligation to protect life, with 85 percent viewing species loss as serious.

George Gallup JR Alec Gallup Princeton Gallup Rio de Janeiro God

MDA seeks stronger drive for 15th Ottawa area drive

Local Muscular Dystrophy Association efforts mark 15 years as organizer Gary Kuntz worries routine events lack impact. He cites last year’s Topeka to Ottawa walk that boosted funds, notes a weaker Superdance and bowling center changes, urges more pledges during TV telethon with WIBW comfort and Heartland Lanes events. Calls for volunteers and pledges to Kuntz at 242-3482.

Heanland Lanes Eacpe Kuntz Wibw-Tv Bsvelicopter Ottawa

Similarities in missing persons cases draw investigators together

Investigators compare the disappearance of Angela Benton, a 19 year old Emporia State student from Gameut missing since August, with three Springfield, Missouri women missing since June. A green van with possible make is reported in both areas, Benton’s case notes a 12 077 Ford Eco Noline van green with brown primer and no rear bumper, while Springfield case van may be a Canney or Dodge model from 1968 to 1970. A white male driver in Benton’s case is described as about 62, six feet tall, 250 pounds and balding. Benton is 5 1 and 110 pounds with light brown hair and blue eyes. Call 1 800 KSCRIME with information.

Angela Benton Springfield Emporia Gazette Kan Ensas Springfield Deet David Asher Dodge Noline Benton

New Tanning Bulbs at Fashion Alley Offer 300 Minutes

Advertises tanning bulbs at Fashion Alley for 25 dollars for 300 minutes with sign ups for Aerobics Water Aerobics Country and Western Dance. Body sculpture workout runs Sept 7 to Oct 30 with sessions Mon Wed Fri 5 30 to 6 30, contact 242 1939 or 242 3829 for details.

Fashion Alley

Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff listings

The Ottawa Herald lists staff positions including Editor Publisher A Hitch and Jay Bemis, Managing Editor Tom Love, Advertising Director Peg Armstrong, Circulation Mgr Virginia Whitacre Wayne Snow, and Office Manager Jean Rossman. It also details subscription prices for various delivery options, rates by region, and advance payment requirements.

Dim A. Hitch Jay Bemis Tom Love Peg Armstrong Virginia Whitacre Wayne Snow Jean Rossman

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