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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1990

Page

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KPL Gas to Close Ottawa and Outlying Offices

The KPL Gas Service Co will permanently close its Ottawa office at 1300 E. Logan and several outlying offices including Warrensburg and Saint Joseph next Friday, Sept. 28, consolidating operations at Crown Center in Kansas City. Most customer payments are by mail or phone, and 75 operators will handle calls from Crown Center to speed leak reports to Kansas City for repair, with Ottawa’s average response 24.26 minutes.

Ry Diane Yermans KPL Gas Service Co 1300 E. Logan Berg Crown Center Kansas City Warrensburg 51. Joseph Ottawa Clarence Miller Osawatomie Lyndon Tonganoxie Lawrence Miller

Kansas Briefs: Insurance Move to Colorado. Lawsuit Over Sallie Mae

Kansas City briefs report Great West Life & Annuity Insurance Co. moves its charter to Englewood Colorado with Kansas approval, not affecting Kansas workers. Separately, former Sallie Mae employees Diana Crossfield and Brenda Albright sue in U.S. District Court, claiming firing to hide fraud and racketeering involving student loans, seeking damages above $500,000 plus punitive, alleging false assets and pay disparities.

Lawrence Colorado Kansas Great West Life & Annuity Insurance Co Englewood Fletcher Bell Kansas City Student Loan Marketing Association Diana Crossfield Brenda Albright U.S. District Court Kan Crossfield Albright Sallie Mae U.S. Department of Education

Weather Tonight Forecast Partly Cloudy and Cool

Partly cloudy and cool tonight with temperatures near September averages. Barometer falls from 30.15 inches as daylight ends. Sunset at 7 21, sunrise tomorrow 7 09, with scattered figures indicating month and year values from historic data.

Finney County tops at creating new jobs in 1989

Finney County added 1,202 new jobs in 1989 and led in job retention at first in Kansas, with 16,084 total jobs in the county last year and a 8.1 percent growth. The statewide study by Kansas Cooperative Extension Service credits the cattle industry for southwest Kansas gains, noting beef packing as the major job creator. County residents include Duane Williams of KSU Extension, who calls the results bright and cites growth in Easter Kansas and southwest Kansas.

Tim Unruh Harris News Garden City Finney County Kansas Kansas Cooperative Extension Service Duane Williams Kansas State University Extension Williams Finney Easter Doniphan County Southwest Grant County Stanton County Southwest Kansas Repon

Ottawa life skills program expands at Hawthorne and Ottawa

The state funded program, run through the local school system, expands to Ottawa with 11 students. Grade schoolers attend Hawthorne Elementary in the morning while older students study at Ottawa Middle School. Initiatives aim to change behavior, boost self esteem and foster independence.

Hiawatha Wichita Oskaloosa Ottawa Hunninghake Deann VanArsdale Hawthorne Ottawa Middle School

Kansan congressmen spent $334000 on franking mail in 1989

Kansas five representatives and Sen. Bob Dole spent hundreds of thousands on mass mailings in 1989. The National Taxpayers Union tallied 2.4 million pieces sent by Kansas House members totaling $334,645, with major costs for newsletters and town meeting notices.

Washington Kansas National Taxpayers Union House Congress Dan Glickman Bob Whittaker Augusta Whittaker Jim Slattery Topeka Jan Meyers Overland Park Ter The Postal Service Senate Bob Dole R-Kan Nancy Kassebaum

Coke-for-coke sting nets two Largo brothers and vendor owner

Undercover agents swapped 5000 cases of Coca Cola for crack cocaine and cash in a sting that led to the arrest of Cleveland Hill 42 and Henry Hill 53 of Largo and Anthony Castellano owner of Area Bay Vending Co. in Tampa. Cleveland Hill faces charges of sale and possession of crack cocaine felony firearm use. Henry Hill faces grand theft and crack cocaine charges. Castellano is charged with trafficking cocaine and sale of stolen property.

Interagency Cleveland Hill Henry Largo Anthony Peter Castellano Area Bay Vending Co Tampa

KPERS bailout could cost state workers benefits parity

Topeka AP A proposal to align state worker retirement with legislators' plan could cost about 100 million dollars a year, possibly up to 200 million, depending on design. Marshall Crowther of KPERS warns costs hinge on full details and inclusion of all covered by KPERS. Rep. Joan Wagnon advocates the change amid IRS rule changes and prior legislative plan criticisms.

Topeka Kan Marshall Crowther Kansas Public Employees Retirement System Joan Wagnon D-Topeka Internal Revenue Service

Corrections On Health Fair Years And POW MIA Memorial Scope

A Thursday correction fixes a reporter’s error about Ottawa health fair years stating it is now in its seventh year. The Bulletin Board item about the VFW POW MIA memorial clarifies it honors 140,000 American MIAs across all wars.

Ottawa Bulletin Board VFW Southeast Asia

Ad Briefs and Local Notices in Nichols Area

Community event announces Connie and Dick Bernhardt at Nichols School on October 4 from 4 30 to 6 pm in City Park with refreshments. Local notices include Donna Lear relocating to 1525 S Main and Sutton's Cavalry ad. Underwood's 1990 GMC Year End Close Out Sale promises double rebates and low financing with a chance to win gas credits. KC Chiefs scores, Wolken Oil, Phillip's 66, and other local business references appear in the snippet.

Connie & Dick Bernhardt School of True Nichols Wace Arial Nowares Nichols Congress J. Ransom Fr. Co China Underwood KC Chiefs Wood Wolken Oil Phillip

Ottawa Herald subscription rates detailed for 1990

Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and long subscription price table. Rates cover Ottawa delivery, rural town carrier, motor route, Franklin County and adjacent counties, and out of state mail. Prices shown include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options.

Franklin County State of Kansas

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KPL Gas Larry D. Berg KPL Gas Service Bank of 75 Associated Press Golby Salina Opeka Pittsburi KPERS Ad Briefs Donna Lear S. Main Sutton Ottawa Herald S. Cedar Jim R. Hitch Terry Ostmeyer Carol Ackerman
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