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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 2000

Page

8

Skilton Music Club Recital at Carnegie Cultural Center

The Skilton Music Club hosts its annual Youth Program and Recital at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Carnegie Cultural Center Fifth and Main. The program features student handbell groups and soloists under various instructors. the public is invited to a free concert.

Skilton Music Club Carnegie Cultural Center Fifth Stacey Shank Jennifer Dean Sheila Hester Byron Jensen Holly Shepard Jeffrey Robinson Edith Rader Deanna Lucas Deegan Darrell McCune Fae Cassell Tess Ludwick David Ludwick LaCole Ferguson Marilyn Lawin Luke Fitz- Patrick Scott Nance Alice Joy Lewis Jesse Stephanie Richard Griggs Lavenna Boyer

Nichols chosen for Campus Conference at Our Lady of the Lake

Mekala Nichols a freshman at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio Texas was selected from 4000 students to attend the 16th Annual Campus Conference on Student Scholarships she is the daughter of Mary Jo Nichols Curtis Hildebrandt and the late Stan Nichols of Ottawa.

Ottawa City Commission weighs Funston Street paving exception

The Ottawa City Commission voted to grant an exception to the paving rule for a potential development by Ken Davidson on Funston Street, where about 30 mobile home lots would be sold. He warned paving would raise prices beyond many buyers, and he may drop the plan if required. The panel also backed installing Absolutely Ottawa banners and discussed airport runway upgrades for NASCAR traffic.

Ottawa City Commission Ken Davidson Davidson Ottawa Funston Street Funston Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Healy Rocky Fleer Kansas Speedway Kansas City Andy Haney City Public Works Haney Richard Jackson Chamber of Commerce Blaine Finch Bob Bezek

Pie Eaters Conclave Focuses on Topeka Capitol History

The Pie Eaters meet Sunday at Franklin County Annex 1418 S Main for a pie buffet and a talk by Mary Madden of the Kansas State Historical Society on Topeka Capitol Complex restoration. Madden notes updates to the House and Senate chambers murals and GAR Memorial Building. Tickets $5 at Old Depot Museum and Franklin County Historical Society trustees. limited supply, no door sales. Call 2421250.

Franklin County Annex S. Main Topeka Capitol Complex Mary Madden Kansas State Historical Society Madden Kansas Museum of History Capitol Building House Senate John Steuart Curry G.A.R. Memorial The Historical Society Capitol Memorial Hall Pie Eaters Old Depot Museum W. Tecumseh Franklin County Historical Society

Teens Arrested On Drinking Charge In Wellsville

Five Wellsville teens were cited for underage drinking after police were called to a past-fight report at Fourth and Main. An ambulance was dispatched but no injuries confirmed. Suspects Lawrence E. Kaub 18 Ricky O. Saylors Jr 19 Samuel E. Little 18 Aaron J. Jamison 19 and Jason H. Bell 19 released after agreeing to appear in municipal court.

Wellsville Fourth and Main Lawrence E. Kaub Ricky O. Saylors Jr Samuel E. Little Aaron J. Jamison Jason H. Bell

State's lobbyists face new scrutiny in Kansas

The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission answers calls as a new bill opens public reporting of lobbyist spending on lawmakers. It imposes a 100 per legislator cap on entertainment and expands itemization, aiming to increase openness amid ongoing debate whether behavior will change.

Harris News Topeka Governmental Ethics Commission Carol Williams Bill Graves Ed Feigenbaum Council On Governmental Ethics Laws Kansas Joseph Aistrup Docking Institute of Public Affairs Fort Hays State University Aistrup Tom Tunnell Kansas Grain and Feed Association Kansas Chemical and Fertilizer Association

Space needs study outlines options for county court and recreation plan

Architects proposed moving old files to the annex and consolidating offices on one floor. The district court would retain 250000 for repairs due to shifting ground while calls for a larger space grow. Plans include 150000 for a parking lot behind the First United Methodist Church and 750000 for a new county park or recreation facility. Legislative approval is sought to raise county sales tax by a quarter cent to fund a countywide recreation facility, with public discussions planned after approval.

Ates Architects Register of Deeds County Clerk Ses First United Methodist Church Ottawa Recreation Commission Kansas

Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff News Summary

Ottawa admissions include Eden St John Ernest Sink and Diana Huske. Dismissals feature Robert Dean Griffith Charles Couch Mary Welch Amanda Lucas and Brenda Collins. Sheriff notes report a possible sexual abuse case in Pomona and several thefts, vandalism, and arrests across Franklin County. An incident near Idaho Road injured Sherry Brawn, while a non-injury crash occurred near 11th and Main. Police report multiple thefts including a 1988 Ford Taurus and a Redline bicycle and a trailer stolen from Wal-Mart distribution center.

Eden St. John Ernest Sink Diana Huske Ottawa Robert Dean Griffith Charles Couch Mary Welch Pomona Amanda Lucas Brenda Collins Teri Jackson Rantoul Sheriff's News Franklin County Attorney's Office Thomas Road Pawnee East Main John M. Schulz S. Beech Sheriff's Department East Ninth Mobile Home Community S. Lincoln Bennett Road Redline Boys North Poplar Wal-Mart Supercenter Princeton Sherry H. Brawn Riley Road Idaho Road Jennifer R. Smith Canterbury Court Robert T. Carey N. Sycamore 11Th and Main

Lawsuit Aims to Stop Kansas Industries for the Blind Closure

A coalition led by Industries for the Blind and Kansas Protective Services filed in Shawnee County District Court seeking an injunction to halt the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services plan to close Kansas Industries for the Blind and relocate the Division of Services for the Blind. The agency intends to use the facility by May 1 amid dispute over a 1999 law. SRS Secretary Janet Schalansky says the agency is complying and has attempted to work with KAPS.

Topeka Kansas Industries For the Blind Oe Division of Services For the T Rs Id Kansas Asa Blind Vi Yalmpetrednc Kansat Mirocheyan Protective Services Inc Shawnee County Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Kansas Industries Jim Germer

High school bill on school condom distribution halted

In Frankfort a rural town near Topeka, seniors proposed a bill mandating condom distribution in schools after sex education. Rep Bruce Larkin backed it, but House Education Chair Ralph Tanner canceled a hearing and said no instructional session will be held this year.

Topeka Frankfort Bruce Gunter House Bruce Larkin Ralph Tanner Larkin D-Baileyville Tanner R-Baldwin

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