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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 2002

Page

8

Ottawa prom events and auditions announced this weekend

Ottawa High School hosts a junior senior prom in the South Gym with an open house 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday and prom walk in 7:30 to 9 p.m. A Sunday senior citizens prom runs 5 to 7 p.m. with big band by the Ottawa City Band and door prizes. Auditions for Talley’s Folly are set at Carnegie Cultural Center, with performances produced by AC T Ottawa. Ruth weekend performances at North Baptist Church feature Liz Yarbrough, Ruthanne McCreary, and Greg Dulos.

Ottawa High School National Honor Society Ottawa City Band Talley A.C. T. Ottawa Dramatists Play Services Inc Becky Campbell Ottawa Community Arts Council Ruth E’de Winkler North Baptist Church E. Wilson Liz Yarbrough Naomi Ruthanne McCreary Greg Dulos Boaz

Daily Report Hospital Notes and Local Incidents

Admissions Carol East and dismissals Wilma Stoffer noted in Ottawa on Tuesday. Births a daughter to Angela and Michael Gordon in Ottawa. Arrests include Robbie Maldonado in Williamsburg on a failure to appear warrant and Kimberly Beery on DUI charges with bonds posted. Police report a 15 year old Garnett male picked up on an Anderson County order. Thefts involve tools worth 900 dollars in S Hickory. Ambulance calls include Sick call on N Main and medical emergencies at N Cherry and Richmond Care Center. Florida Road closed with no detours.

Carol East Ottawa Wilma Stoffer Angela Michael Gordon Robbie Ryan Maldonado Williamsburg Kimberly Ann Beery S. Hickory Apt Garnett S. Main Anderson County Juvenile Detention Center S. Hickory N. Main N. Cherry Richmond Care Center

Prosecution, Defense Clash Over Trash Evidence in Robinson Case

Lawyers for John E. Robinson Sr. challenge police trash searches outside his home as illegal, arguing discarded receipts, mail, and rental records taint evidence linked to the suspected killer in the deaths of multiple women. Prosecutors counter with warrants and DNA tests tied to the investigation in Kansas and Missouri locations.

Clathe John E. Robinson Sr Robinson Johnson County Cass County Raymore Lenexa Olathe Accord Ing James Turner Turner Suzette Trouten Michigan

California man killed in small plane crash in Kansas

Darrell Gene Hatcher, 65, of Camarillo, California, died when his Piper Aerostar crashed about 1 p.m. Tuesday in rural Stevens County between Hugoton and Moscow. He was the sole occupant of the aircraft registered to Columbine Farm of Syracuse, and authorities believe he had family in the area.

Hugoton California Seme Kansas Darrell Gene Hatcher Camarillo Calif Columbine Farm Syracuse Stevens County Moscow Kansas Highway Patrol

Low-budget AirTran begins Wichita service May 8

AirTran will operate five daily Boeing 717 flights from Wichita with low fares and no Saturday stay required. Company executives outlined amenities and corporate programs to Wichita officials, highlighting benefits for business, leisure travel, and regional economy. Local business leaders praised the move as a breakthrough tool, noting reduced travel costs compared with Kansas City departures.

Wichita AirTran Wichita Chamber-Of-Commerce Hutchinson Bill Howard AirTran Steve Flesher Howard Jon Daveline Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce Flesher

Budget impasse grows as Kansas Legislature debates taxes and education funding

Front Page Budget shows a $700 million shortfall with House and Senate $108 million and $306 million out of balance respectively. Negotiators warn a $225 million tax increase may be needed. Both chambers favor over $4.3 billion in general revenue and seek reserve fund use beyond Gov. Graves. House and Senate diverge on education aid, with schools seeking higher per pupil funding amid rising costs.

House Senate Kenny Wilk R-Lansing Melvin Neufeld Ingalls Wilk House Appropriations Committee Neufeld Bill Graves Jim Barone D-Frontenac Morris R-Hugoton

Ethanol measure linked to energy tax package gains support

Lawmakers push a compromise repealing MTBE bans and a gasoline oxygenate mandate while an energy tax package backs clean energy, conservation, and credits for hybrids, solar, insulation, and renewables. Daschle argues ethanol mandates pose no shortages or price hikes. DOE estimates cost rise under a penny per gallon.

Daschle D-S.d Energy. Department

Canton City Council members survive recall election

The Canton Kansas recall election kept Thelma Everhart and Patrick Johnson on the city council after 72 percent of voters rejected removal. Everhart and Johnson each had 88 yes votes and 223 and 221 no votes respectively, with 64 percent turnout. The recall cited alleged KOMA violations at a December meeting.

Canton Thelma Everhart Patrick Johnson Everhart Johnson McPherson County Susan Meng Thomas Eslinger Greg Cook Cook Ty Kaufman Kaufman

Phosphorus blamed for Wichita water odor crisis

Federal findings link spring and summer water smell and taste in Wichita to phosphorus from fertilizer feeding algae in Cheney Reservoir. The study shows agriculture supplies about 65 percent of reservoir phosphorus, which over time taints a large share of the city’s drinking water.

Wichita U.S. Geological Survey Cheney Reservoir Mike Pope Geological Survey Jerry Blain Wichita Water Department Blain Bureau of Reclamation Pope

Wind-driven wildfire forces Bailey evacuations in Colorado

A wind whipped grass and brush fire scorched 800 acres in Park County and prompted evacuations of hundreds of homes in Bailey. One person suffered smoke inhalation and a firefighter a sprained ankle. FEMA agreed to cover much of labor and equipment costs, and two area schools closed. Officers warned of gusts up to 30 mph as helicopters and air tankers dropped retardant. The Red Cross opened a shelter, and Gov. Owens requested a drought emergency with $450,000 released. A separate Cache le Poudre fire flared, with about 40 firefighters tackling a 10-acre blaze aimed to be contained soon.

Bailey Colo Federal Emergency Management Agency Park County American Red Cross Colorado Bill Owens Cache le Poudre Fort Collins Forest Service

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