Pomona student lands commended honor in national merit
Pomona High School student Melissa Ann Lang has been named a commended student in the 1996 National Merit Scholarship Program. She is among about 35,000 nationwide who placed in the top 5 percent on the 1994 PSAT NMSQT.
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Pomona
Pomona High School
Melissa Ann Lang
Lang
National Merit
Terry Adams
Williamsburg
Chris Peine
Flint Hills Technical College Foundation
James and
Vicki Cain
Peine
Williamsburg High School
Eugene and
Anita Peine
Flint Hills Technical College
Emporia
Flint Hills
University of Kansas
Lawrence
KU University of Houston
Memorial Stadium
Ottawa
Waverly
Richmond
Lyndon
Baldwin City
Garnett
Jared Garrison
Eric
Kristie Garrison
South High School
Wichita
Gene
Mary McAdoo
Eisenhower Road
Melissa Marie Norris
Kansas State University
Becoming an inviting people for American Baptists says Stewart
The speaker outlines four marks of American Baptists and urges a God founded, inviting identity. He defines believers as a chosen, noble clergy, with a holy mission and being God’s possession. He warns against solo faith and emphasizes mercy, grace, community, and inclusive invitations with an RSVP.
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God
Stewart
Mercy
Prace
Grace
America
Extended Forecast Shows Thunderstorms and Cooling Lows
The Ottawa area forecast calls for Saturday thunderstorms with lows 50s to 60s and highs in the 70s to low 80s. Sunday brings morning storms, cooler west 40s to east 50s overnight with upper 60s to mid 70s daytime, then a dry Monday with lows 40s northwest to mid 50s southeast and highs 70s.
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Ottawa Water Plant
Cscscrosssee
Shuttle launch scrubbed over hydrogen fuel leak
NASA halted the space shuttle Columbia's launch hours before liftoff after a dangerous hydrogen fuel leak in a main engine. Launch director James Harrington said the laboratory research mission will be delayed one week to replace the leaking valve.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Columbia
NASA
James Harrington
CROP Walkers Ready for Ottawa Fundraiser Ride
The 1995 CROP Walk in Ottawa gathers 125 or more walkers for a 6.2 mile route to raise funds against hunger. Local goal is 5000 dollars with 25 percent staying in Ottawa for Hope House. organizations Church World Service and local coordinators lead a diverse turnout including Air Technologies Inc and Ottawa Truck Corp. Weather may delay the walk to October 8 if rain arrives.
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Ottawa
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Hope House
Steve Henry
Trinity United Methodist Church
Air Technologies Inc
Ottawa Truck Corp
Henry
Patty McNees
Dick Williams
Charley
Dorothy Roehl
Fred Schaeffer
Milan Lambertson
Slaying details surface during juvenile hearing
Testimony from Hanson linked a fatal shooting to a long standing feud between groups. Ian Mastel and others traveled in two cars to Osage Drive area near 1513B Osage Drive, then walked to a treeline where shots were fired after 8 p.m. Sunday. The motive was to confront the other group in a planned fight.
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Hanson
Ian Mastel
Osage Drive
Willow Suet
Isaac
John Wilcox Jr
Mastel
Juvenile suspects in alleged gang case face releases
Court hearings revealed two juveniles, Griffin and Heth, released to parents on house arrest with electronic monitoring after Friday proceedings. Other youths remain in custody as hearings identified Oct dates for Griffin and Heth while the homicide case linked to James Mastel remains under investigation. Paula Ellis defends her arrest as unrelated to the Mexican Mafia, criticizing the judge for the releases.
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Stephanie Perez
Paula Ellis
Ellis
Herrman
Stephanie
Thomas Sachse
Griffin
Heth
James
Marais Des Cygnes
Not in my back yard dispute over overgrown grass
The Herald reports conflicting accounts from De La Torre Larios and Jackson about a yard complaint filed June 19 alleging long grass. Investigators say Wynndee Lee inspected nearby yards, noting weed growth at 824 N Mulberry while finding Jackson’s yard not evidently violated. Jackson claims his grass was not cut the next day as argued by others.
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Larios
the Herald
Jackson
de la Torre
Billie
Tony
Nichols
Lee
The
Herald
Richard Jackson
de la Torres
Nichols’ Yard
N. Mulberry
Mulberry
Billie de la Torre
Gunshot Fatal in Fort Scott Leaves Woman Dead
A 23-year-old Fort Scott woman, Kimberly Tindel, was shot in the back and face just before 1 a.m. and died at Mercy Hospital. Her boyfriend, Bobby Gray, 29, was wounded in the shoulder and hospitalized in fair condition. A 24-year-old woman is in custody as police search for two male suspects. investigators suggest possible drug involvement.
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Fort Scott, Kan
Kimberly Tindel
Fort Scott
Mercy Hospital
Deb Urbaczewski
Bobby Gray
Urbaczewski
Fall Carnival and Chili Supper Promotes Community Cheer
Dance Garnett VFW hosts Odds & Ends with members and guests on Sept 30. IEugene Field PTA holds annual Fall Carnival and chili supper on Sept 29 at 5 p.m. Adults $3 and children $2. Recycling hours listed. gospel tent meetings in progress at Ottawa Fall Grods with 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. sessions. OU Youth weekend offers football practice and free admission to OU-Bethal game with a free Braves miniature football from Peoples National Bank. SINK REUNION set for Oct 1 at Sunflower Plaza.
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Garnett Vfw
Ieugene Field
Ou-Bethal
Peoples National Bank
Public subscription rates listed for Ottawa Herald readers
The notice lists daily publication except Sundays and holidays with various subscription rates by mail and motor route. Rates cover Franklin County and surrounding counties including Miami, Douglas, Osage and Anderson. Prices shown are monthly, quarterly, six month and yearly with state sales tax included. All rates are in advance and to The Ottawa Herald at 104 S Cedar.
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Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson Counties
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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Hemlock
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14Th Street Terrace
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Sunflower Plaza
Poplar
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Tom Love
Gene Kelsey
Virginia Howe
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Jean Rossman
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