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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2005
Page
7
Daily bulletin board items accepted two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. Public non commercial events may be announced at no charge. No phone calls. Ottawa Herald contact: 04'S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067.
Garnett City Commission will meet at 5 15 p m at City Hall to discuss Union Pacific Railroad crossing closures in Garnett and a spur at the East Kansas Agri Energy ethanol plant. Ottawa Assembly of God crafts sale at 13th Mulberry at 8 a m. rainout postpones to April 23. Space for rent atgeen remains $30. call (785) 933.
A dense list of local meetings and events including Franklin County Care Giver Support Group at Village West Ottawa Library book discussions, Wellsville Community Center annual meeting, Ray of Hope Grief Support Group, Chamber committee sessions, Breast Cancer Support Group, Brown Bag Books, Ottawa USD 290 early release, Small Business Development meeting, tax prep by Ottawa University students, Main Street Design Committee, Ottawa Recreation Commission, Skilton Music Club recital and other gatherings across Ottawa and surrounding venues.
Monday admissions include Lanette Stineman Eva Nichols Margie Adams and Noel Lee Decock Jr with discharges noted. Sheriff arrest Shawn Webb 32 on a warrant at 10 44 p m. multiple thefts and vandalism incidents reported around Ottawa including ATVs fishing gear a CD player a stereo faceplate and a pocketknife. one injury incident involved Tabatha Sims 24 Garnett and Betty Winters 64 Ottawa after a stop sign collision. non injury incidents include vehicle backing into another at Watt's Auction and a car backing into a GMC. several property damage cases and a car losing control at Forest Park and Locust Street.
Eric J. Fox, 25, pleaded no contest in Franklin County District Court to aggravated assault for the January 18 incident that left a 20 year old Ottawa man held at gunpoint. Sentencing is set for May 9 at 1 30 p.m. Chad A. Harris, 22, faces charges May 2. Fox could get 11 to 34 months. probation unlikely due to gun use. Harris is charged with kidnapping aggravated assault and criminal threat.
A hearing on County Clerk Shaun Perry's lawsuit against the Franklin County Commission is scheduled for 10 a.m. May 11 in Franklin County District Court. District Judge James J. Smith will hear the motion to dismiss the suit, which seeks to block payroll transfers from Perry's office to the human resources department and to obtain an injunction and restraining order. Perry's attorney argues the commission deprives her of state law duties and usurps control of her office, while the commission counters Perry has not shown impairment of duties.
Five Pendleton Park homes face an open drainage ditch across back yards after a redesign aims to reroute the line to claim a 60 foot easement. Homeowners differ on impact with some pleased by avoiding a 30 foot trench while others wait to see if underground pipes or further changes occur.
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