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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2004
Page
8
Daily bulletin board notice informs readers to submit events at least two days in advance by fax, email, or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced for free and calls are discouraged.
Ottawa Recreation Commission meets at City Hall to discuss city events. Wellsville Planning Commission meets at Wellsville City offices. Wellsville Joint Recreation Commission gathers at 320 Pendleton Drive. La Leche League hosts a Mother to Mother Breastfeeding group at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Ottawa University hosts Charter Day Jazz Concert at 140th and Cedar. PATH exercise class at Don Woodward Center. Kiwanis meets at 1538 Industrial Ave. Public hearing on county nuisance ordinance at Franklin County Annex. Ottawa University Theatre presents One Act Plays in Administration Building Auditorium.
The Daily Report lists admissions at Pomona and Williamsburg with several dismissals. Franklin County Jail reports arrests for driving while intoxicated, driving while suspended, and probation violation with bond details. Police notes cover theft, vandalism, and non injury accidents, plus multiple ambulance calls and a daytime railroad detour advisory for Sand Creek Road and Reno Road intersections.
Pomona moves to enforce three ordinances against junky properties with violation orders issued to three owners and more actions planned. Council member Kim Stankard emphasizes strict enforcement to clean up the town while Mayor Kirk Lauritsen notes the focus on motor vehicle, weeds, and general non-vehicle nuisances.
Pomona city officials announced three nuisance laws targeting junk and motor vehicle violations. George Sayers, zoning administrator, labeled three properties as violators with 10 day orders to clean up or face hearings and possible fines up to 250 dollars or 30 days jail.
Ottawa volunteers join statewide effort to provide free check ups fillings and extractions in the Kansas Mission of Mercy spanning April 30 to May 2. Thompson and four staff helped at Wyandotte County event following prior Garden City and Wyandotte engagements with 2600 patients treated in Wyandotte. Exit surveys show many patients had not seen a dentist for years due to insurance gaps and cost, highlighting Medicaid limitations for adults.
TOPEKA AP Seven Kansas Highway Patrol public resources officers will tow bright trailers across the state to promote booster seat use for children aged four to eight. Each trailer includes educational materials and a mobile booster seat check lane. Transportation Secretary Deb Miller says boosters and belts save lives as Kansas reports only 45 percent child belt use. State law requires under four to use special seats and four to thirteen to wear belts. Senators back a bill for boosters for four-to-seven year olds under 80 pounds or four feet nine inches, but the House resists.
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