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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2004
Page
9
The final signup for Princeton baseball and softball runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the soccer field concession stand beside the Princeton ball diamonds, with non commercial events encouraged to submit notices in advance.
Evening gatherings include First Friday Coffeehouse with Larry and Audrey Lintner at Carnegie Cultural Center and The Music Box Show at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium. Saturday features Easter breakfast at Pottawatomie Township Hall with an egg hunt at Lane City Park, plus library book sale and Kids Fun Time at Wellsville Library. Community groups host legislative coffee, Penny Supper in Quenemo, and a gospel concert benefit for the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium.
Thursday admissions include Eva Lamm of Waverly and Thomas Markus of Ottawa while dismissals list Billye Carlson, Jessica Crooks, and others. Police activity covers warrants, stolen property, vehicle violations, vandalism, and accidents with victims in Greeley and surrounding blocks. References to juvenile detention, bonds, and court-related transport appear alongside multiple fire, ambulance, and medical emergency calls.
The Herald Star reports county officials pursue a grant to draft an all-hazard disaster plan covering terrorism and natural hazards. Federal pressure, state funds, and possible future grants drive steps to assemble a disaster database and hire an emergency preparedness director, with consultant help considered.
Dickinson County grand jury returns a 29 count indictment against an Abilene area Lions Den Adult Superstore alleging promotion of obscenity. Each count carries fines to 2500 dollars or a year in jail for sale of sexually oriented goods.
Hutchinson resident Larry Burnett uses a wheelchair and faced voting in the open due to booth size. Advocates hail a House-Senate deal that would boost accessibility, but critics warn many rural polling sites could become unusable and face closure. The measure, passed 123-0 in the House, advances to both chambers before reaching Gov. Kathleen Sebelius.
Assistant county clerk Maria Lutz cited access problems at polling sites. The consultant used a wheelchair and said many stations lack accessible parking, narrow doors, and adequate ramps. Perry seeks quick cost estimates and funding, noting state help but no amounts or dates. Townships differ in ability to fund renovations while the county considers support options. Deadline change forces strained budgets and rapid action.
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