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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1994

Page

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OU hosts workshop for aspiring entrepreneurs

The Ottawa University Small Business Development Center sponsors a 7 p.m. Monday workshop in Mowbray Union led by Lori Kravets. Topics include loans licensing and start up capital as part of a four‑workshop year. Contact Kravets at 242-5200 ext. 5457 for details. Osawatomie hospital names clinical director Larry Olson appointed clinical director at Osawatomie State Hospital effective Nov. 7. He previously served as medical director at ARH Psychiatric Center in Hazard Kentucky since 1993.

Ottawa University Mowbray Union Lori Kravets Ottawa Area Olson Max Tang ARH Psychiatric Center Hazard Kent

Hull memorial softball tourney faces location doubt

RICHMOND The David Hull Memorial Scholarship softball tournament proceeds this weekend with eight teams signed. Bruce Laird, chairman, said the event won’t be canceled by a Franklin County District Court restraining order blocking Richmond ball field use. The tournament site may move to Princeton or Rantoul. a decision is expected by Thursday afternoon.

Richmond David Hull Bruce Laird Franklin County Laird Princeton Rantoul

Medical volunteers aid remote Dominican villages with aid and hygiene drive

The Reussners recount two weeks in Las Matas de Farfan and eight other villages delivering 3000+ medications, toothbrushes, and health education. Dentists pulled decayed baby teeth as hunger and parasites plagued children. No reliable water or power worsened conditions yet residents remained hopeful.

Tandy Las Matas de Farfan Lee

County appraiser cites inflated market and annual revaluations

Brown, the county appraiser, notes a strong real estate market in 1993 with higher sales prices in the latter half. He expects 1994 appraisals to rise but still lag market gains, explaining property values rise with rising sales prices and noting all 12,000 tracts are revalued yearly under state law. He says inspections cover 25% of tracts annually and records are open for public check.

Brown

Kansas asks 10th Circuit to reconsider Indian gambling cases

Kansas has joined Oklahoma and New Mexico in urging the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn three recent rulings. The court previously held that the U.S. Constitution does not shield states from suits by Indian tribes over casino gambling efforts.

Topeka, Kan Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico 10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals U.S

Americans urge Haitians to calm armed forces

Americans urged Haitians to restrain police and pro army militiamen as clashes erupted after U S troops arrived under a weekend brokered accord. Shelton said troops would pull back from crowd control and law and order to Haitian authorities but could intervene if the situation deteriorates. Demonstrations and celebrations followed the arrival, but pro democracy crowds clashed with Haitian police.

Diers Army Shelton U.S

Ransom Memorial reports August profit and program plan

Ransom Memorial Hospital posted a August profit of just over 49000 building on outpatient revenue about 62000 above projections and 74000 from county sales tax. Year to date deficits tied to sales tax offset leave a 270000 cash surplus. New CQI program invites 250 staff to suggest improvements and boost patient care while a lab computer upgrade costing about 25000 will cut costs and potentially raise income.

Ransom Memorial R Pesetta RMH Tom Briggs Bob Bregant Sue Martin Bregant

Weather Tonight Forecast Sees Possible Severe Storms

Occasional thunderstorms expected tonight with a 90 percent chance of rain. Wind turns north at 20 to 30 mph and cooler temperatures drop to 50 to 55. Showers may be brief, with storms potentially reaching severity before midnight.

Petition to close Miami County Hospital filed for ballot

A petition submitted to the Miami County clerk by Osawatomie residents Lewis Sanders and Melvin Henness seeks to close Miami County Hospital. It contains 1,055 signatures and aims to place the issue on the November 8 ballot after verification of at least 633 valid signatures.

Paola Miami County Miami County Hospital Lewis Sanders Melvin Henness Osawatomie

Come Meet Carol Sader for Lt Gov Candidate

Dexter and Eastland sponsor a shoe sale with Brown's Shoe Fit. The notice invites attendees to a campaign meet with Carol Sader and Jim Slattery at Demo HQ in Ottawa at 11 a.m. on Saturday September 24. Proceeds or specifics not stated.

Carol Sader Canidate Jim Slattery Demo Main Ottawa Dexter & Eastland Brown

Ottawa Supercenter plans show large 178000 square foot store

Copeland says the Princeton Circle Drive site will house a 178,420 square foot Supercenter with a left rear McDonald s and a front left bakery. A grocery area covers about 30 percent of sales space while the middle and right sections hold retail services and an auto service area. A garden center sits front right and the store includes a green coordinator to educate customers on environment.

Princeton Circle Drive McDonald’s United Kansas Pittsburg Ottawa Super Center Copeland

City approves water sewer rate hike to fund improvements

City commissioners set higher water and sewer charges to finance capital improvements, including extending a water line to the Wal Mart distribution center off K 68 Nevada Terrace. Residential min bills rise to 10.15 in 1995 and 10.25 in 1996, with sewer charges up 2 per year through 1997.

Wal- Mart Nevada Terrace

Advertising rates and staff credits in Ottawa issue

The text lists staff names including dim R Hitch and Jay Bemis with editor and advertising roles. It details circulation management and a press foreman composing emecipinn rates for delivery. It provides Ottawa rates for subscriptions from one month to one year, with in advance payment and state tax notes.

Ieee Emecipinn Ottawa Ual

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