Pomona High School Band Boosters Bake Sale Saturday
Pomona High School Band Boosters Club will hold a bake sale from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Town and Country Supply. Proceeds support a hospital project and reflect a local community effort.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2001
Page
8
Pomona High School Band Boosters Club will hold a bake sale from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Town and Country Supply. Proceeds support a hospital project and reflect a local community effort.
Kansas lawmakers debate a measure to require parity in mental health coverage with physical illnesses. It would mandate insurance plans to cover biologically based mental illnesses, while facing cost and access concerns. The debate includes testimony from Rep Melany Barnes about her mother's inability to afford treatment without coverage.
Johnson County District Judge James Franklin Davis ruled Kenneth E. Haddock's request for another round of DNA testing in the 1992 murder of Barbara Haddock failed. Haddock, 55, was convicted of first degree murder in October 1993 after authorities tied hairs in Barbara Haddock’s hand to his blood type, a match estimated at about 7 percent of the population.
The Supreme Court will hear Kansas argument on confinement after prison terms for sexually violent predators. Kansas seeks to prove danger and serious mental illness suffice without proving lack of control. The case examines whether a personality disorder alone justifies continued detention.
Admissions include William Goins and Orpha Potter from Ottawa on Sunday and dismissals for Alvin Spaulding and Drew Nutt from Ottawa on Friday. Arrests cover Randall Harclerade and Jonathan Welker in Paola for marijuana and paraphernalia, Foster for disorderly conduct, and others for various offenses. Multiple thefts, warrants, accidents and medical calls reported with location details and bond statuses.
Kansas lawmakers resumed talks on a 9.1 billion spending bill for fiscal 2002 amid standoffs over state employee pay raises pensions and how to allocate tobacco settlement and lottery funds. Conferees aim to finish today with spring break approaching and new revenue estimates due Wednesday.
McPherson College auto restoration students Adam Martin and Laura Morgan toured Jay Leno’s two garages filled with about 30 vintage cars and 40 motorcycles after meeting him on The Tonight Show. Leno paid for their dinner at the House of Blues, and Morgan invited him to the May 5 car show. They also spoke with his shop leaders Randy Ema and Bob Mosier to learn trade insights.
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