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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1994

Page

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County halts road work near Ottawa airport over funds

Ottawa County commissioners table a paving request for Montana Road near the Ottawa airport due to tight finances. Jack Davis of Ottawa-Franklin County Economic Development urged paving to improve image, but officials cited insufficient base and the need to finish other projects.

Don County Montana Ottawa Airport Jack Davis Ottawa-Franklin County Economic Development Inc Gardner Hayden Airport Charles Mavity Jr Jackson Kingman Davis Savage Lou Atherton Ottawa Area 15Th Street Ottawa High School Chris Kornhaus Eisenhower Road Rock Creek Ottawa Ray DeJulio DeJulio

Medical debate to county panel on EMS responders

Sutton defends district or blanket call system while Ken Kelles outlines two common models and dispatcher signaling. Debaters discuss responder assignment, personal vehicles, and supply purchasing with aim to reduce mixups and set a clear policy for an eventual county EMS system.

Sutton Ken Kelles State Board of Emergency Medical Services Ted Jack Wray Harrison Township McCurdy Keller

Weather Forecast With Thunderstorm Chance This Week

Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 70. Thursday brings a chance of thunderstorms with highs near 70 to 80. Friday adds more thunderstorm chances east with highs 75 to 85. Saturday stays dry and cooler with lows around 50s and highs in the 70s. Data from Ottawa Plant and Ottawa Power Plant.

Miki Norwest Ottawa Pitation

Ottawa officials weigh brick street preservation policy

The Ottawa commission considers a policy on repairing brick streets, noting replacing bricks is costlier than overlays. While some commissioners endorse preservation, others see value in overlaying with concrete or asphalt and aim to protect notable brick streets.

Matt Matthews Joan Tyson Vicki Cummiskey Ottawa

Open closed school lunches debated in Williamsburg schools

The West Franklin Board of Education discussed lunch policies after closing open lunches last month to curb off campus eating and smoking. Parents, students, and local officials weighed health, safety, and economic impacts, with a October compromise urged. The board also approved at risk student programs at Pomona and new transportation route adjustments for out-of-district riders.

Ppanoose Williamsburg West Franklin Board of Education Leonard Shuck Brad Gilges Franklin County Sheriff's Department Gilges Jeannette Flager Ray Defulio Appanoose Pomona Mary Weigand Donna Hermreck Sam Schnider Kenny Messick OK'd _ Cindi Walker DCCCA Jerry Riley Riley Pomona High School Cain

Western trio opens OMA Country Series with The Sons of the San Joaquin

The Sons of the San Joaquin Joe Jack and Lon Hannah bring cowboy harmonies to OMA as part of the Country USA Series. They tour nationally after collaborations with Michael Martin Murphey and releases including A Cowboy Has to Sing and Songs of the Silver Screen. Opening act Tavotes Blue performs with tickets 11.50 and 9.50 for adults, youth half price, children free. Showtime 7 30 p.m. Box office and reservations through Beyond Video Butler's Music and OMA box office. Sponsorship by Bank IV Ottawa.

Itawa Municipal Opistorian Sons of the San Joaquin Sons of the San Joaquin Joe, Jack Lon Hannah Switzerland Arabian Peninsula Sierra Nevada Mountains Hannah Jack Pioneers Hannahs Michael Martin Murphey Warner Waddie Mitchell Poe Pana Bon A Ema The Grand Ole Opry Austin City Limits Nashville Now Randy Travis Area West Sage Tavotes Blue Beyond Butler OMA Third Hickory Raegean Behe Bank IV Ottawa Showtime

City studies water and sewer rate hikes including demand charges

City officials propose phased sewer and water rate increases with a $1 monthly demand charge for in city residents on certain meters and $1.50 for rural and small business customers. Minimums rise from $5 to $9 monthly by 1997, with per 100 cubic feet charges of $1.55 in 1995 and increases yearly. Tap fees also climb from $175 to $200 for small meters and $6,890 to $8,000 for 6-inch meters.

Lambers

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing 1993

The Ottawa Herald publishes subscription pricing effective October 1 1993 and after with rates for Ottawa city delivery and rural areas. Prices cover one month to one year with different regional blocks and state tax noted. All rates are stated as advance payments and mailed subscriptions include state tax where applicable.

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Wolf Creek United Way drive aims for 88000 with team loss

Wolf Creek employees kicked off the United Way campaign at Poncho's led by drive chair Glen Cahill as volunteers and board members pledge an 88000 goal. Parmelee and Bendix King are missed. funds target Mid Continent Council Scouts and many local agencies including Boy Scouts Heart of America Salvation Army and Children’s Mercy Hospital with substantial allocations and drive expenses.

Glen Cahill Drive Poncho’s Parmelee Bendix King Mid Continent Council of Gin Heart of America Council of Boy Scouts Salvation Army American Diabetes United Cerebral Palsy Children’s Mercy Hospital Phone Friends Franklin County Child Development Franklin County Outreach Midland ‘Hospice

Bernhardt's true dance classes and community ads

Classified notices show Bernhardt's Dance School offering aerobics September to November at Moth. Gym 209 E. 4th with Nina Bernhardt and contact 242-3008. Various local notices include hazardous waste disposal, Eagle Auxiliary initiation, bank portrait sessions, free colorectal cancer screening, and a photo studio contact.

Nina

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