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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 2003

Page

9

Seniors Group to Meet for Potluck Dinner in Pomona

West Franklin Seniors plan a 6:30 PM potluck at the Pomona Community Building. Ottawa veterinarian Trent Lancaster will speak. All seniors invited to attend.

Pomona West Franklin Trent Lancaster Ottawa

Hospital Notes And County Arrests Summary

Admissions Thursday include Alexandria Green and Ottawa resident. Dismissals include Mary Sproule and her son from Ottawa. Franklin County Sheriff reports arrests: Stephen Moore of 316 S Mulberry St on a worthless check charge. bond set at 2500 dollars. Frank Howell of Eudora held on failure to appear warrant, bond 5746 dollars. Sergio Rodriguez of Dublin Texas arrested for DUI, bail 1000 dollars. Matthew Conus, 17, 929 S Main St, charged with marijuana possession and drug paraphernalia, released to juvenile detention. Thefts include three Yu Gi Oh cards in North Main St area. cell phone and identity theft reported on South Main St. littering couches on Reno Road. vandalism to gas tank and truck door on North Sycamore St. Vehicle collision: Melvin Steel, 52, rear-ended Bonnie Ferns at U.S. 59 and Fifth. Fire: grass blaze on Vermont Road. Ambulance: medical emergency on South Cedar Street.

Franklin County Sheriff's Dept Stephen Ray Moore S. Mulberry St Frank Elwin Howell Eudora Sergio Alivares Rodriguez Dublin Texas Matthew A. Conus Main St Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center

Westar reports rising revenues and earnings in Q2

Westar Energy Inc. on Friday reported stronger electric operations and reduced corporate debt boosted its second quarter results. Net income reached 21.8 million on revenues of 239.6 million, with earnings per share of 0.39, while wholesale power averaged 34 per megawatt. Operating expenses fell to 135 million and interest expense dropped to 45.7 million as the company moves to shed non-utility assets and pay down debt under state regulator orders.

Topeka Westar Energy Inc Westar

Memorial service for Burlington boy drowned in Colorado

Zachery Andrew Ray Jacobs, 14, son of Bruce and Susan Jacobs, drowned while camping at Two Buttes Wildlife Area in Baca County, Colorado. Former Burlington student moving to southeast Colorado leaves relatives Norman and Ruth Jacobs of Ottawa and Gladys Botham of Burlington, plus sister Lydia Jacobs of Denver. Service set for 10 a.m. Monday at First Christian Church in Burlington.

Herald Stoft Burlington Colorado Zachery Andrew Ray Jacobs Bruce Susan Botham Jacobs Buttes Wildlife Area Baca County Colo Norman Ruth Jacobs Ottawa Gladys Botham Lydia Jacobs Denver Cole First Christian Church

Teen dies in crash near Overbrook

A Scranton girl Amanda Cunningham aged 15 died at the scene when her car lost control on South Stanley Road southeast of Overbrook Osage County. Terrance Thompson 16 of Carbondale was treated and released at St. Francis Health Center in Topeka after the single vehicle rollover.

Herald Scranton Carbondale Overbrook Amanda Cunningham Terrance Thompson St. Francis Topeka Cunningham Stanley Road Osage County

Williamsburg expands zoning reach beyond city limits

Williamsburg City Council extended zoning authority up to three miles outside the city as part of a broader zoning package. Mayor Charles Gilkey said the move aligns with county regulations, with cooperation from county staff. The changes also update sign and fence rules, permit temporary quarters after disasters, rewrite the comprehensive plan, and add an adult entertainment code to deter future establishments.

Williamsburg Charles Gilkey Wellsville Ottawa Gilkey

Unusual summer birds bring rare visits to Kansas refuges

In south central Kansas refuges Quivira National Wildlife Refuge and Cheyenne Bottoms report rare Gulf Coast birds this summer. Wood stork reddish egret and roseate spoonbills appeared with one spoonbill seen south of Medicine Lodge and later at Quivira and Cheyenne Bottoms. Birders call them life birds as heat dries wetlands threatening locals.

Wichita Gulf Coast Florida Everglades Kansas Quivira National Wildlife Refuge Dave Hilley Quivira Cheyenne Bottoms Garden City Hilley Medicine Lodge Helen Hands Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Cheyenne

Federal judge upholds tribal vehicle registration rights

A federal judge in Topeka ruled the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation may issue its own license plates, permanently barring Kansas from enforcing state vehicle registration laws on the tribe. The decision reinforces tribal sovereignty after a parkway ticketing incident involving a tribal plate.

Pottawatomi Gary Mitchell Tribe Kansas Mitchell Mayetta Kansas Secretary of Revenue Joan Wagnon Revenue Department Robinson Topeka Thursay U.S Julie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bulletin Board the Daily Report Alexandria Green Mary Sproule and Son Sheriff's News North Main St Reno Road Police News South Main Street Sycamore Street Melvin Steel S. Locust St Bonnie L. Ferns Elm St U.S. 59 Fifth Street Vermont Road South Cedar Street Jacobs Teen Cleon Rickel Herald News Wolf Creek Kansas City Lauria Silk Bill Ferguson Fifth Main Streets Forest Park KCK Uuilty Kansas City, Kan Kan Brian Dupree Dupree Wyandotte County Tamara Zimbelman Commission On Judicial Qualifications Kansas Supreme Court Zimberman Christopher Merklin Merklin Zimbelman
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