Wellsville mall celebrates fifth anniversary with Anniversary Week
Wellsville Heartland Antique Mall marks its fifth anniversary this month with Anniversary Week September 16 to 24. The highlight is Saturday September 23 during Wellsville Days featuring a sidewalk sale, hourly door prize drawings for registrants, and refreshments.
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Wellsville Mall
Wellsville
Heartland Antique Mall
KU Center
Lawrence
University of Kansas Small Business Development Center
KU Sbdc
Lawrence Public Library
Vermont
Kusbdc
KFC
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Colonel’s Way
E. Randolph Drive
Chicago
Overland Park — Mid-America
Mike Niedenthal
University of Kansas Regents Center
Quivira Road
Overland Park
Area students land national merit rank
Area students advance as finalists in the National Merit Scholarship program with possible awards including a $2,000 prize. Semifinalist Kritikos and finalist King hope to win scholarships, with King eyeing the University of Kansas and Cal Tech as potential schools. Kritikos aims for KU with majors in computer engineering or computer science. The program judges finalists on potential for success in strenuous studies. National Merit Scholarship Corp is based in Evanston, Illinois.
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King
Kritikos
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Evanston, Ill
NCCC Enrollment Drops Prompt Budget Tightening
Neosho County Community College faces a 10 percent fall in fall enrollment amounting to about 1300 credit hours. The decline, mainly among part time students at Chanute and Ottawa campuses, led the board to postpone raises for clerical and maintenance staff amid a stronger economy.
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Chanute
HNS
Neosho County Community College
NCCC
Ted Wischropp
Ottawa
Wischropp
Weather Tonight and Weekend Outlook
Mostly clear tonight with a low around 65. Friday brings dry, warmer conditions with highs in the 80s. Northwest Friday night may see upper 40s, statewide weekend lows in the 50s and highs in the 80s to lower 90s. Data from Ottawa Water Planty.
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State forms Agriculture Advisory Board appointments announced
Gov Bill Graves announced nine appointees to a new Agriculture Advisory Board created by the Legislature in 1995 to advise on policy. The board replaces the former 12 member elected Board of Agriculture and includes Ann M Peuser of Baldwin City and other regional appointees.
Increasing Returns Law in Business and Life
The piece argues a natural law of increasing returns, stating those who render more service than paid will be paid more later. It cites Napoleon Hill, observes workers in American industry, and urges proactive effort, long term focus, and responsibility for growth and rewards. It notes implications for workers, management, and farmers alike.
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Napoleon Hill
Taylor
P.O. Box
Amarillo
Texas
Walker predicts no p tax reform in coming session
Walker argued that cutting taxes means less state aid to public schools and fewer improvements to US-59 from Ottawa to Lawrence, along with reduced funding for nursing homes and seniors. He warned Republicans dominate the Legislature and must explain or face accountability, predicting limited reform and possible gambling questions.
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Walker
Ottawa
Lawrence
NASA recovers Wake Shield Facility for Endeavour mission
Ground controllers regained control of the Wake Shield Facility satellite after hours of delays caused by a contraction failure to respond to ground signals. The $25 million satellite now resumes growth of ultra-thin, ultra-pure semiconductor films trailing the space shuttle Endeavour.
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Space Center, Houston
NASA
Doctor pitches care home coownership for elderly
A physician proposes a model allowing residents to own part of their care home and fund future expansions via optional investments. Residents could receive monthly discounts for extra payments, with returns to families of deceased or departed residents. Profits would reinvest to lower costs and support ongoing fundraising. Christian Care Cottage HQ is at 107 W. 4th.
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Corder
W. 4Th
Ito Rules on DNA Test and Juror Sequestration
Judge Ito criticized the defense over a DNA test claim and refused loosening juror sequestration deeming conditions still strict. Prosecutors missed an early hearing, facing a $250 fine, later raised to $1,000 after Marcia Clark noted delays. The case may proceed with five more witnesses including three scientists.
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Ito
Marcia Clark
Clark
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1994 Postal Delivery
The Ottawa Herald lists 1994 subscription prices by delivery method and location, including Ottawa carrier and rural routes. Rates cover one month to one year with varying amounts for Cedar, Franklin, Miami, Douglas, Osage, Anderson counties, and statewide mail. All rates are in advance with address change instructions to Ottawa KS 66067.
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Cedar
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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