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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2004
Page
8
Daily notice board brief explains two day advance submissions by email mail or in person at 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067. Non commercial events open to public announced at no charge. No phone calls.
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a 8 a.m. ribbon cutting Friday at Ryan's Home & Garden 120 N. Poplar St. Owner Ryan Richeson will attend and the event includes an Easter breakfast and egg hunt details for Lane and Quenemo events.
Today in Franklin County a series of events includes a 1g p.m. leadership graduation at West minster Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. VVA meeting in Ransom Memorial Hospital Conference Room B, 8 p.m. conservation district board meeting, a 8 a.m. chamber ribbon cutting at Ryan's Home and Garden, 120 N. Poplar, a 6 p.m. First Friday Coffeehouse with Larry and Audrey Lintner then the Solohogs at Carnegie Cultural Center, and the 7 p.m. Music Box Show at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium.
The Daily Report records admissions and discharges while detailing Franklin County Jail arrests and warrants. Names include Leon Nelson and Stephanie Dyer with locations Ottawa Pomona and Baldwin City. Bond amounts and charges cover burglary theft drug crimes driving while suspended and forgery with multiple suspects.
Wellsville City Council approves its first noise ordinance dividing the town into residential commercial and industrial zones with daytime noise limits of 55 65 and 80 decibels and nighttime reductions of 5 dB. Penalties start at 50 dollars and rise with repeat offenses.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius argued against limiting meal reporting as a joint House Senate committee weighs a bill that would drop receipts for meals under 25 dollars. She urged transparency, saying the public deserves to know who funds whom and where money comes from, while noting concerns about destroying records needed for audits. Rep. Jim Yonally proposed keeping receipts and five year records, detailing place date total and guests. The committee planned another meeting.
House Speaker Doug Mays moved to quash a conference panel's plan to allow in state tuition for undocumented students who studied in Kansas for at least five years. He replaced Rep. Tom Sloan with Kathe Decker to slow the measure, drawing criticism from Democrats and immigrant advocates who say the policy would aid youths brought here by families and paying taxes.
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