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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2005
Page
10
The Ottawa Herald bulletin board invites non commercial events open to the public to be submitted two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person at 104 S Cedar St Ottawa Kansas No phone calls please and events are announced at no charge.
A Safe Return registration event runs 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at Wal Mart SuperCenter and at the Garnett County Mart. Phyllis Tilling of East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging notes the program helps locate missing people with dementia. The $40 fee is waived for Sunday registrations.
City wide meetings and events list a charity golf classic registration at Ottawa Country Club East Logan Street with a shotgun start 8 30 a m plus multiple community activities. From Daisy Scouts garage sales to a Franklin County Flyers aviation event and school concerts and proms across Ottawa areas.
The Daily Report logs Wednesday and Thursday arrests including Katie Sheffield 21 of 1837 Ash St on theft and Roy Ingram 26 of Williamsburg for driving while suspended. Other cases include Shawn Preston warrant, Melissa Dannevik municipal warrant, Justina Stahnke burglary and possession, and Evan Marconette charged with rape. An 11 year old Ottawa male reported being battered. Gasoline sale noted at Best of Show and Conoco. a 2005 repair incident on Indiana and John Brown roads.
The Rural Community Hospital Act of 2005 would designate rural status for cost based Medicare to assist hospitals with 15 to 50 acute care beds. Fourteen Kansas facilities including Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa would gain access to Critical Access like benefits if approved. Supported by the National Rural Health Association and the American Hospital Association.
The Kansas Supreme Court fight over HB 2247 grows as state attorneys seek limits on Dan Biles and ask to offset May 11 arguments with Dodge City and Salina district lawyers. Legislators seek to speak on the package, while Biles questions funding sources and local tax provisions seen as unfair to poorer districts.
The US Civil Rights Commission will shut Denver and Kansas City offices by Oct. 31 due to mounting debt and budget shortfalls. Remaining offices in Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles and Washington will absorb the work as staff face layoffs, retirements, and furloughs. The $9 million budget is flat while a $265000 deficit is forecast this year.
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