Snowball Relays Highlight Wellsville and Central Heights
Wellsville and Central Heights track stars finish near the top at Snowball Relays. Read more on Sports Page 9.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2003
Page
7
Weather Outlook Warm Winds Persist Through Thursday
Tonight remains warm and windy with mostly clear skies and lows near 60. Thursday stays warm and windy with partly cloudy conditions and highs around 80, followed by a cooler breezy night with partly cloudy skies and a 20 percent storm chance. lows in the upper 40s.
County clerk staff member tallies votes Tuesday night
County clerk staff member Nicole Boecker tallies votes Tuesday night. Central Heights school bond N00 Lane City, Pomona City, Princeton City, and other names appear in tally list including William Cheaters, Robert Anderson, Christina Crouch, Don Day, Lanny Lloyd, George McDaniel, Janice Poage, Pamela Timblin, Kirk Lauriteen, William Hewitt, Jerry Slavens, Donna Magee, Jeremy Brockus, Keith Detwiler, and Kathy Jones.
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Nicole Boecker
Lane City
William Cheaters
Robert Anderson
Christina Crouch
Don Day
Lanny Lloyd
George McDaniel
Janice Poage
Pamela Timblin
Pomona City
Kirk Lauriteen
William Hewitt
Jerry Slavens
Princeton City
Donna Magee
Jeremy Brockus
Keith Detwiler
Kathy Jones
Ottawa voters reject 2.1 million recreation center bond
Ottawa voters backed by 950 to 704 votes rejected a 2.1 million bond for Forest Park recreation center. About 21 percent of registered voters cast ballots as recreation officials lament the loss and consider next steps.
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Ottawa
Herald News
Forest Park
Yates
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Jane Morton
Laurie Sisk
Tony Dela Torre
Franklin County
Central Heights approves 3.995 million bond for upgrades
Central Heights officials celebrate as voters approve a 3.995 million bond to fund expansions and upgrades for the K 12 facility. Initial counts show 492 in favor and 360 against, with 39 percent state funding and about 2.4 million to be raised by local taxpayers.
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Don Hobbs
USD 288
Ward leads USD 290 field in local school board race
In USD 290 race Newcomers Susan Ward and Dennis George join incumbent Louis Reed and former president Jack Bushman for four seats. Ward led with 1,046 votes followed by Reed 989 George 919 and Bushman 872. Ward vows to justify voters’ confidence as George commits to cooperation and creativity amid state mandates.
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Ottawa
Jack Bushman
John Coen
Mike Craver
Dennis George
Louis Reed
Susan Ward
Harold Wingert
Norman Wooge
Central Heights Usd
Eugene Schaefer
Andy Gassaway
USD 290
Ward
Reed
George
Forces near Baghdad push toward city in bold assault
U S forces closed to within 35 miles of Baghdad seizing a bridge over the Tigris near Kut and advancing toward the capital. The 3rd Infantry Division and First Marine Expeditionary Force reported breakthroughs in the red zone as they bypassed Karbala and destroyed Kut defenses, while Iraqi forces fought from Najaf and a captured hospital command post housed American bodies.
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Associated Press
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U.S
Tigris River
Kut
Najaf
West Virginia
Pfc
Jessica Lynch
Army
3Rd Infantry Division
First Marine Expeditionary Force
Red Zone
Karbala
Vincent Brooks
Republican Guard
Medina
Brooks
Iraq
Brian Burridge
Incumbents prevail in Ottawa city elections
Voters re-elected three incumbents to the Ottawa City Commission. Gene Ramsey won a four-year term with 914 votes, Charles Gillette 798 for four years, and Richard Jackson, who becomes mayor, a two-year term by one vote behind Gillette. Ramsey thanked voters as budget cuts loom.
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Cleon Rickel
Harald
Ottawa
Gene Ramsey
Charles Gillette
Richard Jackson
Gillette
Ramsey
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