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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 2002

Page

8

Zoning meeting Tuesday to review new regulations in Franklin County

County officials schedule a 7 p.m. Tuesday workshop at the Franklin County Annex Building to discuss a draft of proposed zoning rules. Separately RMHealth Forum offers 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in Ransom Memorial Hospital conference rooms with Drs Jackson and Gollier and Lenna Levitch presenting screenings and risk factors. free program, RSVP required, limited seating, refreshments.

Eeeee Franklin County S. Main Rmhealth Rmhealth Forum Ransom Memorial Hospital Kelly McDermott Thomas Jackson John Gollier Lenna Levitch

Hospital Notes and Sheriff Reports Highlight Local Incidents

Admissions include Gladys Adamson and Vicki Moss with a birth noted for Moss. Sheriff's arrests cover Alvin Shinn for domestic battery, Lee Ludlum for aggravated assault, speeding and alcohol possession, and others on battery, criminal damage, and warrants. Thefts, vandalism, and vehicle damage are documented along with multiple police and ambulance calls across Pomona Wellsville and surrounding areas.

Gladys Adamson Pomona Vicki Moss Garnett Stephen Smetak Wellsville Dwight Haworth Ottawa Dena Seeley Jim Strawder Waverly Rachel Griffin Alice Chamber George Hutchison Dorothy Jean Roth Sue McFadden Olathe Medical Center Sheriff's News Alvin Curtis Shinn Sand Creek Lee Alan Ludlum Wichita U.S Robert Earl Mills Michael Dean Penland Quenemo Williamsburg Bennett Labette Road Princeton N. Main Timothy D. Slemp S. Locust Harvey County Christina R. Eaton N. Sycamore N. Cherry Latasha Eileen Crane James Michael Perry Olathe Crane Perry

IT Audit Questions County Department Staffing

Front Page Continued notes concerns over insufficient cross training in the IT department after an audit. Parks warns a single point of failure if an employee is unavailable, urges a fix plan. Audit flags outdated county employee email records and hints at preexisting issues known by commissioners.

Parks Jones Franklin County Commission Ed Taylor Don Waymire Waymire Ezra Sykes Esykes Ottawaherald

Gates testifies for first time in antitrust trial

Microsoft founder Bill Gates speaks in court about penalties sought by nine states, claiming proposed remedies would undermine Windows functionality. He demonstrates program dependencies with Explorer, argues against mandatory blueprint disclosure, and notes modular Windows is impractical.

Washington Microsoft Bill Gates Kansas Gates Steven Kaney Brendan Sullivan America Justice Department U.S Colleen Kollar-Kotelly Steve Ballmer Iowa Utah Massachusetts Connecticut California Florida Minnesota West Virglnia District of David Cole Microsoft Network Cole John Schmidtlein Passport

Hoisington recovers a year after deadly Kansas tornado

A year after the Kansas tornado killed one and caused 43 million dollars in damage, Hoisington rebuilds with a rebuilt Dairy Queen and expanded grocery store. Volunteers from Mennonite Disaster Services aid home construction for the James family and others, while many residents relocate or await housing and school reorganization.

Hoisington Dairy Queen Kansas Allen Dinkel Dinkel Bob Wanda James Mennonite Disaster Services Dick Unnan Tina Manitoba Canada Jameses Unran Dick Rempel Hesston Leon Steiner Cardinal Plaza Ike Walter Miracle Cardinal Plaza Mike Nulton Nulton

Long lost cultures hinted by core stones field near Pittsburg

Amateur archaeologists led by Floyd Lyerla of the Crawford County Amateur Archaeological Society uncovered chert core stones and hundreds of stone artifacts in a field southeast of Pittsburg. They found a 6 inch Sekan stiletto and a charcoal layer, suggesting nomadic tool makers and possible ceremonial or burial mounds nearby.

Nikki Patrick Pitsburg Pittsburg Susie Stelle Floyd Lyerla Crawford County Lyerla Picher Okla Stelie Cow Creek

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