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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1999
Page
1
Season outlook notes that OHS track squads focus on reaching the state meet at season end. Article highlights team ambitions and targets for regional performance as page seven references detailed coverage.
OE forecasts 30 percent thunderstorm chance Friday with breezy, partly cloudy skies and a high near 72. South winds 15 to 25 mph. Friday night calls for a chance of showers or thunderstorms as conditions shift. Weather page 2.
A compact notice gathers several classifieds and comic items from Garnett and Anderson papers. It notes a daily report segment including obituaries sports and opinion pieces for local readers.
An unidentified 52 year old man in Franklin County accidentally cut off the tip of a finger while using a circular saw in his garage at 210 Third. The severed digit was later transported to Olathe Medical Center and reunited with the man. Evidence suggests reattachment status was unclear.
Baker University students will simulcast Orson Welles War of the Worlds on KNBU FM 89.7 at 8 p.m. tonight in a live news style performance. The event marks Baker’s first play broadcast and kicks off Baldwin Theatre on Air ahead of Voices A Play for Women on May 3.
Richmond and Oak Haven Nursing Center sponsor an Easter egg hunt Friday at 2 p m for children 12 years old or younger. The event will take place at 340 South.
Back seat crewman Capt Chandler Seagraves testifies he urged destroying a videotape shot during a low level flight near Cavalese Italy. Capt Joseph Schweitzer pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and conspiracy and faces up to 10 years plus dismissal and forfeiture.
In Rhondda Alan and Christine Davies received about 200000 from the driver of a crash that doctors say gave Alan a rare brain condition. He developed Capgras syndrome, believing Christine is an impersonator as he thinks the real Christine died long ago. A court psychiatrist termed his condition permanent.
The Herald presents a question and answer series with Ottawa City Commission candidates Richard Jackson and Matt Matthews. Jackson, ECKAN executive director, long civic record including mayor and commissioner terms and degrees from Ottawa University and the University of Utah. Matthews, a Logicon adviser to the Battle Command Training Program, has six years as commissioner and a mayoral term, with wife Susan Harmison-Matthews a faculty member at Ottawa University.
The Herald presents a question and answer series featuring Rex Cummings longtime Town and Country Supply manager and Ottawa University graduate Cal Lantis former city commissioner and mayor. Cummings lives in Ottawa since 1964 and holds multiple leadership program completions while Lantis operates Coldwell Banker Lantis and Lantis Homes and has served in local government and Kansas state commerce roles. Both are Franklin County residents with families and veteran status noted.
Defense Secretary Cohen vowed to use every effort to secure the safe return of three Army cavalry scouts captured near the Yugoslav Macedonia border and held by Serb forces. The State Department condemned a planned military trial as a violation of international law, while the three soldiers appeared on Serbian TV after radio contact was lost.
Dorothy Anderson received Ottawa Rotary Club’s Service Above Self award from Ed York in a ceremony marking 37 years of community service. A Ottawa resident since 1961, she began volunteering as secretary for Franklin County United Fund and has served continuously except for two years.
Ottawa Community Arts Council offers Carmen Peffly painting on porcelain starting April 6. Ransom Memorial Hospital hosts watercolor artist Kathie Kirkpatric in Louisburg. Spring class enrollment, recycling blog, support groups, and multiple meetings fill the week with focus on community programs and events across Ottawa.
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