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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2002
Page
8
Ottawa High School opens ticket sales for the Wall of Honor banquet at 8 dollars each. Mail orders to Gary Kuntz with a stamped self addressed envelope. no tickets at the door. Banquet set for 6 30 p.m. September 26 at OHS, with sales ending September 20 or when sold out.
The Daily Report lists admissions including Theresa Baker Christine Meara Jesse Vega Julie Minder Sherilyn Eichman and others from Ottawa and Garnett. Dismissals include Sylvia Welborn Laura Callahan and Charles McDaniel. Multiple arrests and ambulance calls follow in Ottawa and nearby areas with details on charges bonds and locations.
Ottawa woman Doris Hunter, 75, was walking in the 800 block of S Oak when a dog belonging to Sandy E. Glenn, 45, bit her leg on August 5. Glenn was charged with harboring a vicious animal, released on her own recognizance as officers quarantined the dog for 10 days.
Walred says after the Lohman cleanup 31 properties remain a nuisance countywide. Many owners already prosecuted. Banks and lenders may be drafted to fix noncompliant homes as waste is removed. Sheriff Davis reports a new Central Heights school resource officer is to start via a part time contract. Commissioners discuss district court service billing with IT director Parks and plan a formal billing arrangement.
With state funds shrinking, Kansas faces tough choices that could unravel five years of juvenile justice reform. Local programs, now funded for prevention and graduated sanctions, risk layoffs, fewer drug tests, and heavier caseloads as Rural districts grapple with scarce resources and multi county duties while Gov Graves and agency leaders caution that reforms should stay on track amid cuts.
Kansas tribes praise a bronze dome sculpture by Salina artist Richard Bergen but avoid taking sides in the funding controversy. The Kansa warrior statue, named Ad Astra, honors the state's indigenous history while lawmakers grapple with budget constraints and cost concerns.
Mold at Bethany College in Lin dsborg has shuttered Wallerstedt Library as classes begin. Tests on mold samples are pending with reopening contingent on results. Students may access Internet materials and interlibrary loan while the building remains closed.
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