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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1996
Page
7
City Considers Four Way Stop at Seventh and Ash
Paula Mages of 616 Ash filed a request for a four way stop at Seventh and Ash citing pedestrian and vehicle safety. Police survey Sept 9 to 13 found morning backups up to eight vehicles taking about two minutes to clear and afternoon backups also eight with about three minutes to clear. Traffic was heavier east and west bound in the afternoon and city will monitor before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh and
Ash
Paula Mages
Mages
Charles Bowling
Herrman
Analyst accused of spying in South Korea case
Robert Chaegon Kim 56, a civilian Naval intelligence analyst from Sterling, faces charges for allegedly passing at least 50 secret documents to Baek Dong-II, a naval attaché for South Korea. FBI and Navy agents arrested him at Fort Myer, Virginia, as court proceedings began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
South Korea
Robert Chaegon Kim
Sterling
Baek Dong-Ii
U.S
Kim
Korea
FBI
Navy
Fort Myer
Potomac River
Washington
White House
Mike McCurry
United States
Republic of Korea
Yeltsin’s bypass delayed for healing in hospital
Boris Yeltsin remains bed-bound as heart bypass surgery is postponed six to ten weeks due to damaged heart muscle. Dr Renat Akchurin said operating now carries about 80 percent success, while six weeks later the success rate nears 100 percent, prolonging Russia’s non leadership period. Dr Michael DeBakey noted a further two months needed for full recuperation, keeping the president inactive for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Michael DeBakey
Yeltsin
Russia
Renat Akchurin
Area country artist Town aims for four nominations in tough field
Paola resident Luke Town, 26, a longtime performer since childhood, earned four nominations from the Academy of Independent Recording Artists in country categories including vocal performance and song of the year. He faces Willie Nelson and others, will attend the Nashville ceremony, and just wrapped a new album with 21st Century Records aimed at select U.S. markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AOLA
Luke Town
Ottawa
Nashville
Town
Europe
21St Century Records
Kansas
Multisubject Northeast unit enriches fourth grade
In Garfield Elementary Ottawa, Pat Garvin leads a fourth grade class through an integrated Northeast unit. Students connect science, reading, writing, art, and math to explore the region, linking oxygen in fish tanks to larger themes. A culminating project featured sand castles, seafood, a whale expedition speaker, and lobster cooking. The approach emphasizes authentic, cross discipline activities to boost engagement and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Thornton
Frank Garvin
Ottawa
Maine
Pat Garvin
Garfield Elementary
Dr. Wiseman
Garvin
United States
Frank
Two Dead in West Bank Clashes and Jerusalem Riots
Palestinian policemen and Israeli soldiers battled near Ramallah after clashes spread from Jerusalem. Two Palestinian officers were killed, another brain dead, and about 180 Palestinians were injured, as protests followed Israel’s tunnel opening under the Al Aqsa Mosque compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amallah
West Bank
Jerusalem
Ramallah
Shawki Harb
Harb
Israel
al Aqsa
Zakariya Baloushe
Benjamin Netanyahu
Anderson County candidates clash at local forum
About 100 residents heard a Garnett AAUW forum featuring state House and Senate hopefuls and county commissioners. Sen. Doug Walker and challenger Robert Tyson argued on gambling education and spending. Rep. Bill Feuerborn and Stan Wollard debated taxes and education funding. county races saw incumbent Ann Calhan vs Gene Highberger and Dudley Feuerborn vs Jack Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnett
Anderson County
State House and Senate
Anderson County Commission
Garnett Branch
American Association of University Women
Garnett
The
Business and Professional Women
Anderson County High School
Doug Walker
Robert Tyson
Tyson
Walker
Statehouse
Kansas
Bill Feuerborn
D-Garnett
Stan Wollard
Parker
Wollard
Feuerborn
Ann Calahan
Westphalia
Gene Highberger
Dudley Feuerborn
Jack Fink
Commission
Highberger
Coun See
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