KU center seeks young entrepreneurs expo Ottawa Sept. 17
The University of Kansas Small Business Development Center and KU Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs host a free Entrepreneur and Small Business Expo at the KU Union Ballroom from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 17 featuring seminars on starting a business, financing, and planning plus a roundtable by four young entrepreneurs. Resources and contact: EU center at 843-8844.
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Ottawa
U.S. Department of Congress
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KU Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs
University of Kansas Union Ballroom
EU Center
Wichita
Hilton Hotel
Service Corps of Retired Executives
SCORE
Tax Prosset
Area Certified Public Accountants
Edward D. Jones
S. Main
Cpas
Bill Henningsen
Edward D. Jones & Co
Call Henningsen
KOFO
Scott Parks
Kansas Association of Broadcasters
Parks
University of Kansas
KAB
Topeka
Osage City
Pomona Lake
Holthaus Motors
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Project
Finney on mission for OT in Ottawa plant expansion
Governor Finney toured Ottawa Truck and urged $3 million from SISU to upgrade and expand the Ottawa plant. Workers praised the quality and output while officials highlighted Kansas jobs and capital investment gains, with Knight citing over $400 million in support and 20,000 to 25,000 potential new jobs.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Knight
Commerce
Lincoln’s restless circuit life and bold pardon remark
Mary notes Lincoln slept on a couch in his office and stayed with friends in Springfield while as a circuit-riding lawyer he covered every county by horse. In 1864 he pardoned a deserting soldier to marry his sweetheart Burlingame, joking he would regret it within a year.
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City to act on apartment rezoning near 17th Street Ottawa
Ottawa City Commission will meet at 7 PM to consider rezoning two tracts between Main and Cedar streets north of 17th from general commercial to multi family residential for an apartment complex and possible duplexes. Staff says the change aligns with the comprehensive plan and would positively affect surrounding properties.
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Cedar Streets
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Fashion Inc
Ottawa
Dawa
Lambers
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Elaborates Communication Role
The Chamber relies on nine committees and three affiliated groups to drive growth in Ottawa Franklin County. Volunteers coordinate Ambassadors Education Health Retail Public Affairs Downtown Development and Legislative Action while OFCED Tourism Pride promote development and recruitment.
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Franklin County
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Ottawa
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Legislative Action Committee
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Franklin County Economic Development Inc
OFCED
Ottawa campus helps spread college costs and revenue gains
NCCC officials describe Ottawa campus as spreading costs over more credit hours, boosting perceived efficiency and keeping functions on the Chanute campus. State funding per in district student favors Ottawa, with roughly 48 more dollars per Ottawa credit hour than Chanute. Officials frame Ottawa as a bargain that supports future regional growth and service levels.
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Weather Fragments Report Power Plant Water Levels
Fragmentary weather text notes atmospheric levels at a power facility, referencing water temperatures and potential impact on operations. No clear date or location is discernible, leaving specifics uncertain.
Weird News continues with startling domestic cases from Missouri and Tennessee
Police report a spate of dramatic marriages and murder accusations. Doyle 35 and Mayfield 21 face pending charges for alleged killings of spouses. In Joplin a man’s arrest followed a scuffle during a party. In Nashville Lillian Elease Lewis 42 wed Lucien Samuell Sherrod Jr. while he faces charges for murder and an earlier indictment.
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Joplin
Kelley
Lillian Elease Lewis
Lucien Samuell Sherrod Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Sherrod
Parents seek driver after girl struck by car
Amanda Cherry, 11, suffers a broken arm after a red Ford Probe hit her bicycle near Seventh and Beech and pushed her into a yard. Family from Hickman Mills recently moved to Kansas City, seeking witnesses and an apology. Police urge anyone who saw the incident to contact 242-2564.
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Hickman Mills
Kansas City
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Ottawa Memorial Cancer Aid Drive and Community Flyers
Community notices list aerobics classes at Meth. Gym on Sep 12 and 14 with dates, times, and contact. Suttons and Suttons address references appear. a Ladies Aux event for Home Interior is noted. a Cancer Aide Research item mentions no cash prizes and a Sept 9 meeting at 6:30. Roofing free estimates. Fall fashion sale at Feaston’s Alley through Saturday.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription options for delivery in various areas with rates in advance. Prices cover monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms, with separate rural town and motor delivery options and renewal figures.
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