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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 2000

Page

8

Weather outlook and notes for Thursday

Tonight is partly cloudy with a low near 75 and a south wind of 10 to 15 mph. Thursday will be partly sunny with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms and a high around 95. For more details see page 2A.

City Commission approves parking fines and city ordinances

Ottawa City Commission raised downtown parking fines from five to ten dollars for overstays and capped fines at twenty five dollars for vehicles sticking out of stalls. The meeting also updated the Standard Traffic Ordinance, approved a cable franchise transfer, and passed rules on workplace violence and on-call city vehicles. The Herald named official newspaper and a 50 foot tower permit for Westminster Church were approved, with several votes split along party lines.

Ottawa City Commission Main Street Ottawa Kansas League of Municipalities County Commission Raymond Carey Montana Blaine Finch Finch Topeka Washburn University Commission Cox Communications Cox Bethany Chapel Baptist Church Rocky Fleer Fleer The Herald Ottawa Times Gene Ramsey Times Westminster Presbyterian Church Ramsey Ottawa Police Department

Jordan Repaints Home In Beige And Maroon

Changing colors ly wden Jordan at 603 S. Ash spends part of his vacation repainting his house. The home was yellow with blue trim and he chooses beige and maroon for the walls and trim as he paints the eaves before finishing the exterior.

Ly Wden Jordan S. Ash Jordan

State grapples with drug costs in Medicaid program

Kansas lawmakers and health groups debate how to curb rising Medicaid drug costs. Pharmacists urge flexibility for cheaper alternatives and formulary use, while SRS is constrained by law from step therapy and strict drug lists. Officials warn reforms risk access, especially in rural areas, as the Legislature orders funding cuts to pharmacy needs.

Marks Topeka Bob Williams The Kansas Pharmacists Association Williams Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Social and Rehabilitation Services Transition Oversight Committee Steve Morris R-Hugoton Morris Nancy Zogleman Pfizer Kansas Zogleman Janis Lee D-Kensington Social and Rehabilitation Service

RMH posts second straight monthly profit in July

Ransom Memorial Hospital reported a July profit marking its second consecutive month in the black as interim CFO Bob Altus noted favorable results. Administrator Larry Felix cited a higher Medicare Geog Wage Index boosting future payments and a positive four-page patient survey. The Auxiliary Board announced a $3,000 gift shop donation and near-term fundraising goals, plus ER upgrades and an Open House set for September 12.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Bob Altus Altus RMH Board of Trustees Larry Felix Ransom Kansas City Felix Auxiliary Board Erin Chappell Chappell Garfield Elementary Sue Martin Ransom Human Resources Milton Sampson

Delegates Question Corporate Sponsorship At DNC Agriculture Reception

At the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles delegates and farm groups questioned corporate sponsorship of a late night agriculture reception. Sponsors included ConAgra Monsanto Philip Morris and Chicago exchanges while farm groups funded part of the event. Agriculture officials and Sen Tom Harkin attended as debate over farm policy and party support continued.

Los Angeles Pat Baxter-Rebal Democratic National Conference Iraq Tom Harkin Dan Glickman ConAgra Inc Monsanto Philip Morris Companies Inc Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Mercantile Exchange American Farm Bureau Federation National Farmers Union National Pork Producers Association National Milk Producers Association National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Tom Buis Bulis Mark Maslyn Agriculture Interests Maslyn Glickman Kansas Democratic Party GOP Harkin Senate Agriculture Committee Senate Agriculture Committee

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