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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 2001

Page

7

Corky Harkins to Perform in Williamsburg

Montana rancher Corky Harkins will sing gospel at 7 30 p.m. Friday at the Williamsburg Community Center. The Homewood Community Church and Williamsburg Methodist Church sponsor the concert, part of his 15 years of touring to 47 states and three foreign countries. Easter events in Garnett Saturday include an 8 a.m. Easter Breakfast Walking Tour at the Santa Fe Depot, a 11 a.m. Easter parade from Main and 4th, photos with the Easter bunny at the Depot, and a 1 p.m. Easter Egg Hunt on the Courthouse lawn. call Joyce Martin or Vickie Moss for information.

Corky Harkins Williamsburg Williamsburg Community Center Homewood Community Church Williamsburg Methodist Church Garnett Santa Fe Main 4Th Jaycees

Easter in the Park at Pomona City Park

The Solid Rock Family Church sponsors Easter in the Park at Pomona City Park at 1 p.m. Saturday featuring puppets music skits magic and an Easter Bunny meet from 1 to 3 p.m. An Easter Egg Hunt for children 12 and under offers a free gift and prizes.

Pomona Solid Rock Family Church Pomona City Park

Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police News

Admissions list Ottawa residents Clara Weigand Jack Brown and Lee Edna Kreusch and Alvin Spaulding Pomona Friday Lottie Lange Wellsville Saturday Dismissals include Jordan Dean and Robert Dodds Ottawa Births a daughter to Samantha and Michael Chidster Wellsville Sunday Arrests include Ronald W Kennedy Jr 18 101 S Elm charged with leaving scene reporting and no proof of license released on 850 bond. Albert Coffman 59 K-68 arrested on K-68 for criminal damage to property and disorderly conduct. multiple theft vandalism and traffic offense reports across Rantoul Princeton Oregon Road and surrounding towns. Police arrests include Trapper Ainsworth Daniel Samford Shane Keeney and others with bonds ranging from 100 to 750. Accidents involve William Woosley Raymond DeJulio and Kenneth Kennedy Jr with injuries or possible injuries. additional non injury deer collisions noted in Beloit and Pomona.

Clara Weigand Jack Brownlee Edna Kreusch Ottawa Alvin Spaulding Pomona Lottie Lange Wellsville Jordan Dean Robert Dodds Samantha Michael Chidster Heriff’s News Ronald W. Kennedy Jr S. Elm Albert Lee Coffman Rantoul Princeton Oregon Road Nebraska Road Glenn Ainsworth S. Main Daniel Loren Samford Shane Collin Keeney Lincoln Lot Brian Scott Franklin S. Ash Adam Michael Gentry W. Second Apt Justin J. Richardson S. Cedar No. 3 Main Franklin Gentry Richardson James R. Markham Third Oak Cherry and Logan Sus Michelle J. Ferrer Hemlock N. Main Sherri L. Bullock N. Locust Seventh Poplar Shawn A. Daniels S. Cedar Heather D. Moore Rockwood Lawrence D. Keys Independence William B. Woosley Garnett Raymond L. DeJulio DeJulio Woosley Ransom Memorial Hospital Joshua J. Powell Overbrook Willow Powell Kennedy Carla J. Kennedy Timothy R. Saunders Beloit Wis U.S Saunders Mark B. Bueno N. Mulberry Bueno Levi A. Bradley Denny L. Cooper Bradley

Cole leaves Central Heights for new role with nurse test maker

Superintendent Cole departs Central Heights after years of service, citing retirement eligibility and a desire to stay close to family. Folks notes Cole’s popularity with community and board and explains transition logic as Osawatomie moves forward. High school principal candidates narrowed to two or three. selection expected next week with board approval pending. Ezra Sykes reports from Ottawa Herald.

Cole Mike Wellsville Pomona

Winds cause power outages in Ottawa

The Herald reports two wind related outages hit Ottawa with power cuts after midnight and again later on Saturday. Utilities director Jim Bradley said a cable was blown into the city power plant causing a circuit blackout on the south side, possibly tied to a fire. Power was briefly re routed via another circuit and KCP&L outages affected several areas.

Herald Ottawa Jim Bradley Bradley Kansas City

Lyndon medic awarded Silver Star for World War II valor

Niles Stout, a Lyndon retired doctor and Army medic, received the Silver Star at his home from Senator Sam Brownback for heroism during the Philippines campaign near Bue Bue Mountain. He treated 41 wounded under heavy fire, repeatedly exposing himself to danger.

Lyndon Philippines Niles Stout Niles Kansas Sam Brownback Stout Bue Bue Mountain Luzon City

School budget gains and board agenda outlined

The district reports a about 300000 increase to the budget with no tax impact, and a copy will be published in The Herald this week. The board meets later this month after a public hearing to approve the budget and hear updates on Pioneer Group negotiations, Looking At Schools Together, vocational agriculture, family and consumer science, industrial technology, and the Franklin County Education Opportunities Center. West Franklin Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. in Pomona to discuss a summer maintenance plan bus transportation needs class sizes and appoint a Recreation Commission member plus bid decisions.

Collins the Herald Pioneer Group Ross Freeman Freeman Pioneer Cohen-Esrey Royce Powelson Collins and Powelson Franklin County Education Opportunities Center West Franklin West Franklin Board of Education Pomona Recreation Commission Ezra Sykes Esykes Ottawaherald

Budget shortfall forces rethinking of Kansas education plan

In Topeka the $185 million budget gap prompts the Senate Education Committee to slow the two year 263 million education overhaul. With a bleak 15 month revenue outlook, lawmakers contemplate taxes to fund schools, while trimming plans and keeping options open amid spring break. The House supports local option budgets and questions tax hikes, highlighting disputes over money, equity, and control.

Topeka Statehouse Kansas Prairie Senate Education Committee Bill Graves Christine Downey D-Newton Downey Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Industry Graves Senate House Lana Oleen Manhattan Kent Glasscock

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