Local business notes include NICET rating and care facility opening
Merle M. Haas earned Level II Fire Alarm Technician certification from NICET, one of 31 in Kansas. Brandon Woods Retirement Community opens a $4.2 million health care center with Gov. Graves. features Alzheimer's care and rehab therapies. Thea Warren joins Jones Leel Huyett Advertising in Topeka as accounts payable clerk. Southview Homecare honors two aides Teresa Hubbard and Naomi Shearer. Pomona High grad Jim Gingerich named VP operations at Lutheran Health Care Systems. Bill Henningsen hosts a satellite town hall with Gingrich and Perot on Medicare.
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Wellsville
Merle M. Haas
Haas Electric and Security Inc
NICET
National Institute of Certification In
National Fire Protection Association
Haas
Kansas
Brandon Woods
Lawrence
Brandon Woods Retirement Community
Bill Graves
Retirement Management Company Inc
RMC
Ottawa
Topeka
Thea Warren
Jones Leel Huyett Advertising
Warren
Washburn University
Bor
Jones Lee
Southview
Southview Homecare
Teresa Hubbard
Naomi Shearer
Shearer
Pomona High Grad
Pomona High School
Lutheran Health Care Systems
Fargo
N.C
Jim Gingerich
Michigan Valley
Appanoose
Pomona
Gingerich
Fairbanks
Alaska
Naomi Heidner
Henningsen
Edward D. Jones Investment
Bill Henningsen
Edward D. Jones
S. Main
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington D.C
Newt Gingrich
Ross Perot
Harmony Motors aims to open North Main Ottawa used car lot
Harmony Motors led by Charlie Bowers plans a buy here pay here outlet at 1002 N Main across from Casey's in Ottawa with a blue white building and a lot of cars. The Osawatomie firm targets buyers with poor or no credit and elderly seeking older models, with cars priced at 3995 dollars or less and weekly payments.
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Harmony Motors
Charlie Bowers
Paola
Casey's North
N. Main
Osawatomie
Bowers
Ottawa
Tonight's Forecast Weather and Rain Likely
Cold conditions prevail with rain likely tonight. Temperatures expected between 45 and 50 degrees, northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Rain chance around 70 percent with uncertain data remnants from 1975.
CH school chief's health improving
Henry Huddleston Central Heights superintendent is recovering from a kidney transplant about three weeks ago. Acting superintendent Charles Gash says Huddleston is gradually resuming district duties with a limited on site presence to reduce infection risk. Construction on a classroom addition has been delayed awaiting materials, with full operation expected by next week if weather cooperates and completion hoped for early second semester.
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ANCO
Garnett
Henry Huddleston
Central Heights
Charles Gash
Gash
Huddleston
The
Heights
Feuerborn backs tax shift and budget focus in Kansas House
Freshman state delegate Feuerborn says budget relief for taxpayers will dominate the coming session. He backs tighter state spending with election pressure, and favors examining the Kansas Wildlife and Parks Department budget and structure. He notes committee fits and minimal lobbyist influence.
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Feuerborn
Gannett School Board
House
Senate
Feuerbor
Kansas Wildlife and Parks Department
Pomona Lions Club Free Bean Feed Saturday
Community notice lists Pomona Lions Club free bean feed at Pomona High School on Saturday September 23 from 5 to 7 pm. It also includes shop and sale notices for Brown's Shoe Fit inventory specials and 10 for 10 days offers on footwear and bags, plus a gospel tent meeting at Ottawa Fair Grounds September 24 to 29.
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Pomona Lions Club
Pomona High School
Brown
Ottawa Fair Grounds
New kidney brings renewed outlook for Bowman and Corwine
Bowman and Corwine faced a Tuesday transplant after Corwine donated a kidney. Doctors praised function from the start while Bowman recovered from a follow up bladder issue. Corwine returned home by June with a three month recovery ahead and celebrated 25 years of marriage, citing health awareness and family support as key gains.
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Bowman
Corwine
Portland
Oregon
Carolyn Layton
Annette
Marci
Corwin
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1994
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription prices effective October 1 1994. Rates cover carrier delivery in Ottawa rural towns motor routes mail in Franklin and surrounding counties and out-of-state mail with varying monthly quarterly and annual options.
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Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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