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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2004
Page
7
Daily bulletin board recalls submission rules. Submit two days or more in advance by fax, email, or mail to The Ottawa Herald at 104 S. Cedar, Ottawa Kansas. Open events are non commercial and open to the public. No phone calls please.
Vassar A golf benefit for Becky DePriest now set for August 21 starting 8 am at Lamont Hill Golf Course Vassar. Entry fee 120 per three person scramble includes greens fees Call Susie Wallis at 785 242 7805 for information Reserve a golf cart at 785 828 3131. Richmond Library ends summer reading with treasure hunt at 3 pm Wednesday sign up in advance at the library.
Today features multiple gatherings: 7 p.m. Vietnam Veterans of America meeting at Ransom Memorial Hospital Conference Room B. 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ottawa Christian Women's Club at Sirloin Stockade. 6 p.m. First Friday Coffeehouse at Carnegie Cultural Center. Saturday hosts a farmers market at Orscheln's east lot from 8 a.m. to noon and a Friends of the Ottawa Library book sale on E Second St. Ottawa University music scholarship auditions run at 1001 S Cedar St.
The Daily Report outlines admissions and dismissals at the hospital, plus sheriff and police arrests including Lisa Kiefer in Richmond on bad checks and Samantha Smith for obstructing legal process. It records jail holds, bonds, and multiple theft, vandalism, and burglary incidents with locations across Pomona, Centropolis, and nearby streets.
Ottawans may speak on the 2005 budget at a public hearing at 7 p.m. August 18 in City Hall. Commissioners advanced budget steps after eight meetings reviewing departments and urged holding expenditures flat. They propose a 1.3 mill increase to about 43 mills on an estimated valuation of 64.42 million dollars and may adjust the rate after the hearing.
Franklin County Commission ordered regular watering of John Brown Road west of Princeton to curb dust from gravel hauling for the 36 mile County Highway Improvement Plan. About 200 large trucks pass daily for two to three weeks more, with officials weighing spraying costs but choosing immediate action. Kansas DOT loan paperwork for the project aims to prevent county funding shortfalls.
Franklin County Health Department plans free tetanus booster shots for 14 to 15 year olds this fall, with extra doses available for younger students. Director Barbara Conus says 100 doses must be used by October 1 and that boosters are required for school entry, with locations to be announced via flyers and The Ottawa Herald.
The Herald Stall reports a boil order for Carbondale as the city faces a water treatment plant breakdown. KDHE confirms emergency conditions with low pressure and occasional outages. Residents must boil water for one minute, use boiled water for drinking and food prep, and disinfect dishes.
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