Ottawa city government events headline Tuesday reception for Lambers
Ottawa community notices outline a 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday reception at the Ottawa Country Club for outgoing city manager Scott Lambers who will become Leawood's city administrator after eight years. Other items include a stroke prevention talk at Courthouse Square Apartments, a library endowment discussion, a truck parking work session, and honors for Beryl Hobbs at the Topeka Civic Theatre.
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Lambers
Scott Lambers
Ottawa Country Club
Leawood
Ottawa
Courthouse Square
S. Main
Mary Jo McCowan
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Charles Gillette
Ottawa Community Art Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
Gillette
Kennel Aire
Davis Road
John Merrell
Hobbs
Topeka
Beryl Hobbs
Kansas
Topeka Civic Theatre
Eighth Ave
Ottawa Herald
Flashlight drive aids New York relief workers in wake of 9 11
Ottawa teacher Stacy Kelsey started a flashlight and glove drive to aid relief workers for New York and Washington. Donations are accepted 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. today through Friday at Village Child Care or Ottawa Retirement Villages. Cash gifts go to the International Association of Firefighters 9 11 Relief Fund. Ottawa Fire Department also accepts contributions at 720 W Second Street.
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Ottawa
World Trade Center
Stacy Kelsey
Hutchinson
Heather Barnes
New York
Washington D.C
New York City
International Association of Firefighters
Jeff Carner
Moran quits governor race as Stovall Sherrer weigh bids
U S Rep Jerry Moran withdraws from the Kansas governor contest prompting Attorney General Carla Stovall and Lt. Gov Gary Sherrer to reconsider. Moran's decision follows shifting factors after recent terrorist attacks. Parkinson, GOP chair, says Stovall is interested while Sherrer reexamines his 2001 stance.
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Topeka
U.S
Jerry Moran
Carla Stovall
Gary Sherrer
Moran
Republican Party
Hays
GOP
Sherrer
Stovall
Mark Parkinson
Pentagon
World Trade Center
Parkinson
River Run car show fuels weekend joy despite rain
Nancy and Ed Moore cruise in their orange 1954 Chevy as River Run entries line a soggy day. Dozens of classic cars win local honors from the Over the Road Gang while organizers praise community support and teamwork shaping the annual event.
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Nancy
Ed Moore
Golden Oldies
Spring Hill
River Run
Minnesota
Nancy Moore
Moores
Finch
Bud Johnson
Topeka
Ford
Dan Tallant
Kansas City
Clay Coale
Nevada
Dudley Parker
Claremore
Okla
Phil Brown
Grandview
Victor Counts
Lawrence
John Kruzel
Ottawa
David Blaskoski
Gardner
Rod
Larry
Kelly Mumford
Jerry Honeywell
Bonner Springs
Chevy
Steve Fern
Missouri
Don Benson
Wichita
Olds
Joe Narogradic
James Easter
Independence
E.C
Betty Lemon
Butler
Dean Shultz
Dave
Linda Swanson
West Des Moines
Iowa
Brian Hilderbrand
Mike Jarowitz
Leavenworth
Chris Dellard
Robert Cook
Pontiac
David and Roulette Wolk
Mercury
Butch Hernbiom
Lake Ozark
Calvin Binckten
Moundridge
Cuda
Gary Ross
Brian
Vickie Lewis
Liberty
Gary
Roxie Isneagle
Hutchinson
Bob Rader
Bush vows to rid world of evildoers amid crisis
President Bush tours a White House cafeteria amid a national security push as Condoleezza Rice warns the war on terror targets a network, not a single man. NYSE reopens with Grasso promising resilience while investigations broaden, and bin Laden denial fuels urgency.
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Bush
Eisenhower Executive
White House
Condoleezza Rice
bin Laden
New York Stock Exchange
World Trade Center
Stock Exchange
Richard Grasso
O'Neill
Mercantile Exchange
New York
U.S
Afghanistan
Dick Cheney
NBC
Meet the Press
United States of America
Colin Powell
Powell
Taliban
East Africa
Daily Report Details Hospital Admissions and Police Activity
The report lists admissions and discharges at Ottawa area hospitals, with births noted for Mandy Sleichter. It catalogues sheriff and police arrests for multiple individuals on charges including driving while suspended, probation violations, DUI, drug possession, and theft. It also records several thefts, vehicle damages, and weekday accidents with brief outcomes and bonds. Major locations include Ottawa, Wellsville, Vassar, and surrounding towns with addresses and ages of those involved.
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Dorothy Roth
Ottawa
Diane Boyer
Melvern
Mandy Sleichter
Brandon Yates
Suny
Ruby Burgdorfer
Olathe Medical Center
Lavera Sauer
Linda Bauman
Westphalia
Christine Currier
Joyce Hamilton
Vassar
Florence Miller
Waverly
Floyd Jackson Sr
Wesley Johnson
Gayle New
Wellsville
Kris
Joseph Nickel
Sheriff's News
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Bulletin Board
Ottawa Library
City Hall
Field
Wayne Miller
Savanna
Kenny Baker
Elmer
Sam D'Amrosia
Lake Wankomies
Ron
A.J. Novak
Corvette
Rocky Hartpence
Tonganoxie
Jack
Kathy Whatley
Enid
Morris Shrader
Paola
Bill Martey
Kenny
Karen Ray
Carson Chatwell
Doug and
Gail Hedges
BMW
Clifton Snider
South Coffeyville
Don Steverson
Jefferson
Bob
Carol Hopkins
Lance Barns
Springfield
Tim Buck
Phil
Marilyn Cooper
Greenwood
John and
Vickie Autry
Tulsa
Jim and
Michelle Landrum
Danny Patterson
Osage Beach
Dave Price
Post
Landendon
Tom Voth
Buick
Dave Dolhan
Verdon
Neb
Scott
Kim Mathey
Olathe
Brian Hildebrand
Houston
Texas
David and
Roulette Wolk
H. Lee Sherk
Bonner
James Wolk
KKOA
Dick Huckans
Speery
NSRA
Terry Ready
Chevrolet
Colleen Hamilton
Mound Ridge
Gerald Lindsey
Smithville
Studebaker
Frank
Carolyn Tomlin
Carthage
Ray Wiseman
Richmond
General Motors
Bill and
Carroll Collins
Winfield
Mike
Colleen Johnston
Belton
Allan
Gloria Longmire
Davenport
Plymouth
Dave Doliman
Fron
Sharon
Wise
Bob Lander
Owasso
John Simmon
Larry and
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald
Daily Report
Mindy Mayann Pooler
Texas Road
Gina Renee Converse
S. Maple
Franklin County
Brandi Lea Singleterry
Hamblin
Ronald Lynn Hartpence Jr
Osage Drive
Apt. A
Dalawanda Marie Johnson
Julie Ann Pyle
N. Cedar
Cedar and Wilson
Christina Lynn Paxton
Ash
Juanita E. Brown
Clark L. Brown
Department of Corrections
Nicholas D. Burns
N. Cherry
Tammy M. Sitlington
N. Hemlock
N. Main
S. Cedar
Princeton
Aaron P. Karnes
Andrea D. Spero
Lane
Spero
Karnes
Jeremy Lee Briggs
Pomona
E. Franklin
Joyce A. Howell
Louisiana
Howell
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