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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2001
Page
7
The Franklin County Sheriff's Office is probing a burglary theft on Sand Creek Road between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. A purse and contents were taken. Crime Stoppers incentives total 400 dollars this month. Call 1-888-311-TIPS to share information confidentially for potential rewards up to 1000 dollars.
The No Wake Marine Supra Summer finale takes place at Garnett Lake on Saturday with water ski wakeboard and kneeboard events. It doubles as the Kansas INT League State Finals, sending top competitors to the INT League Nationals in Houston October 10 to 13. Registration starts 7 45 a.m. with events beginning 8 a.m. Slalom and wakeboard kick off. kneeboard follows at 10 a.m. Admission is free. Alzheimer’s group to meet Wednesday at Ran som Memorial Hospital Conference Room C at 7 p.m. caregivers and family dealing with Alzheimer's welcome. For info call Carolyn Elder at 242-3791.
The Sports Car Club of America will relocate its 60,000 member operations and SCCA Pro Racing to a new Topeka building near Forbes Field and Heartland Park. About 50 staff will work there from late 2002 as Kansas showcases its growing motorsports role with state incentives and MTAA support. The Solo II Nationals and other events anchor SCCA ties to the region.
Kansas State University fifth year architecture and design students join Ottawa Vision to gather resident input and propose city improvements. They will study downtown fronts, historical renovations, recreation, landscapes, and urban growth while integrating cost and political considerations.
Ottawa planners and students undertake Vision project to realign city goals with public input. Residents expect a comprehensive plan and timetable for May or June. Kansas State University leads architecture students to present preliminary ideas and a future public library design for Ottawa.
Federal prosecutors say pharmacist Robert R. Courtney diluted at least 150 intravenous bags of cancer drugs Gemzar and Taxol for profit, potentially facing up to 300 fines totaling 3 million dollars. Judge Scott O. Wright froze assets at Lincoln National Corp and ordered surrender of licenses and closure of two pharmacies. Courtney, 48, is held in Leavenworth.
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service reports a 2.5 percent rise in farmland values in 2001, the biggest gains in southeast Kansas near 6 percent. Irrigated cropland averages 1,080 per acre, rentals up to 72 per irrigated acre. statewide land value exceeds 28.7 billion with pasture at 390 per acre.
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